Wesley Pain Management

At Wesley Pain Management, Dr Jayne Berryman and Dr Sarah Lindsay are experienced Specialist Pain Medicine Physicians who recognise the complex and unique difficulties faced by each person who lives with persistent pain. The primary goal of pain management is to improve quality of life through holistic, individualised care.

Effective pain management begins with a comprehensive assessment and individualised planning of treatment. This involves the appropriate use of medications, the management of common consequences of persistent pain and in some cases the use of pain relieving procedures.

Both Dr Berryman and Dr Lindsay can provide direct access to rehabilitation services and pain management programs at the Wesley Pain and Spine Centre.

Jayne and Sarah’s ethos is to provide individualised care with universal goal to improve quality of life for all their patients.

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Patient information

Appointments

You will require a referral from your doctor. Once your referral is received, it will be reviewed by the named Specialist Pain Medicine Physician.

If you have been referred to Dr Berryman, we ask that you contact the rooms to make an appointment.

If you have been referred to Dr Lindsay, her secretary will contact you following receipt of the referral.

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Fees & Payment

Each Specialist has their own fee schedule for consultation and procedural management.

Please phone 3377 0550 to make payments for Dr Lindsay.

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Cancellations

We would appreciate 48 hours notice if you require cancellation of your appointment. Cancellation fees may apply after this.

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Still have questions?

If you still have questions, please contact our admin team by clicking the 'email us' button below.

They can provide you with all the information, support and help you may have regarding your pain management journey.

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FAQs

Radiofrequency Neurotomy
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Radiofrequency neurotomies are performed for the long-­‐term relief of pain arising from particular joints, usually the facet joints or sacroiliac joints of the spine. Your Pain Specialist has determined that your pain is likely to be coming from a particular joint. This opinion is based on the history you provided, the examination performed, and the results of investigations including diagnostic injections.

Epidural Steroid Injections
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The epidural space runs all the way from the top of your spine (where it joins the skull) to your coccyx (tailbone). It surrounds the Dura, which is the membrane beyond which lies your Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF) and Spinal Cord. Nerves travel through the epidural space as they travel from your spinal cord to your body.

Diagnostic Injections – For a diagnosis in Spinal Pain
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Facet joints are small joints at the back of your spine. There are two joints at each vertebral level, one on the left and one on the right. Facet joints are a common source of spinal pain. At the base of your spine the sacrum joins the pelvis (ilium), forming the two sacroiliac joints. These can also be a source of spinal pain.

Pulsed Radiofrequency Neurotomy
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Pulsed Radiofrequency Neurotomies (RFN) have been performed safely for over 17 years for several types of pain, including neuropathic and musculoskeletal pain.

Pain Specialists

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Dr Jayne Berryman
Specialist Anaesthetist & Pain Specialist
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Dr Sarah Lindsay
Specialist Pain Medicine Physician & Anaesthetist
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Contact us

You can call us on 3377 0550 or click the button below on mobile devices.

Our phone is attended between 9am and 3pm each weekday.

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