Rabiul Ryan, DO

American Board of Anesthesiology

Spanish, Bengali

My areas of inter­est include spine-relat­ed dis­or­ders, such as chron­ic low back pain, neck pain, sci­at­i­ca, and degen­er­a­tive disc dis­ease, as well as joint and mus­cu­loskele­tal pain, includ­ing knee, shoul­der, and hip con­di­tions. I also have a strong clin­i­cal focus on man­ag­ing chron­ic pain syn­dromes, includ­ing periph­er­al neu­ropa­thy, com­plex region­al pain syn­drome (CRPS), pos­ther­pet­ic neu­ral­gia, dia­bet­ic neu­ropa­thy, and post-laminec­to­my syn­drome using neu­ro­mod­u­la­tion, includ­ing spinal cord stim­u­la­tion (SCS) and periph­er­al nerve stim­u­la­tion (PNS). With advanced train­ing in region­al anes­the­si­ol­o­gy, I am also inter­est­ed in using ultra­sound-guid­ed pro­ce­dures to treat pain. I’m com­mit­ted to stay­ing at the fore­front of pain med­i­cine by incor­po­rat­ing emerg­ing treat­ments that offer safe, effec­tive relief. Whether it’s the lat­est in neu­ro­mod­u­la­tion tech­nol­o­gy or min­i­mal­ly inva­sive pro­ce­dures, I believe in bring­ing inno­v­a­tive options to my patients — espe­cial­ly when tra­di­tion­al approach­es are not effec­tive. My goal is to ensure every patient has access to the most cur­rent, evi­dence-based ther­a­pies avail­able to improve func­tion as well as phys­i­cal and emo­tion­al wellness.

Out­side of med­i­cine, I enjoy vis­it­ing parks and hik­ing trails with my fam­i­ly, run­ning, and play­ing soc­cer to stay active. I also love trav­el­ing, read­ing, and learn­ing new languages.

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