The Research Behind the Results
Peer-reviewed publications, case studies, and consensus guidelines authored or co-authored by Dr. Robert Moghim in the field of pain medicine and neuromodulation.
He Doesn't Just Practice Pain Medicine,
He's Helping Define It
Every technique Dr. Moghim uses in clinic is backed by something he’s published, studied, or helped establish as a national guideline. From consensus papers with the American Society of Pain and Neuroscience to real-world case studies on peripheral nerve stimulation, dorsal root ganglion therapy, and sacroiliac joint fusion, this is the research shaping how chronic pain gets treated, not just at Colorado Pain Care, but across the field. Explore the work below.
PMID: 42014517
Apr 2026
Pain and itch are distinct somatosensory modalities with essential protective functions, yet they exhibit substantial neurobiological and clinical overlap. Although traditionally considered separate sensory systems, accumulating evidence indicates that nociception......
PMID: 42066262
Apr 2026
Erythromelalgia (EM) is marked by recurring redness, intense burning sensations, and elevated limb warmth. The symptoms can severely impact the quality of life of those affected, resulting in considerable disability......
PMID: 41779992
Feb 2026
Our case study highlights the efficacy of PNS in the management of chronic pain syndromes, specifically CRPS, following major trauma and surgical intervention. Our case report involves a patient experiencing......
PMID: 41245476
Nov 2025
Peripheral nerve stimulation (PNS) has evolved substantially over recent decades in terms of hardware and evidence supporting efficacy. Treatment targets continue to expand and address both pain and functional applications.......
PMID: 40956271
Sep 2025
Even with successful spinal cord stimulation (SCS) therapy, pain of peripheral nerve origin can occur. Such areas of focal pain may be suitable for peripheral nerve stimulation (PNS). We report......
PMID: 40943717
Aug 2025
Chronic pain management is constantly evolving, and our literature review aims to describe the general innovations happening within the field. The need for advancements in chronic pain is a necessity,......
PMID: 40242295
Apr 2025
Low back pain is a highly prevalent and disabling condition. Sacroiliac joint dysfunction is prevalent in up to 62 % of some populations and is a common origin of low......
PMID: 40104824
Mar 2025
The use of electrical neuromodulation has often been limited to those with previous back surgery, peripheral neuropathy, and complex regional pain syndrome. Many patients with severe intractable low back pain......
PMID: 40587618
Nov 2024
This case study examines a 50-year-old patient with a history of CRPS type II of the left superficial radial nerve, who underwent 15 interventions, including 6 unsuccessful surgeries since 2021,......
PMID: 39175334
Aug 2024
Sacroiliac joint (SIJ) dysfunction can occur as a result of injury, degeneration, or inflammation. This dysfunction presents symptoms of pain at various locations, including the low back, hips, buttocks, and......
PMID: 38239056
Jan 2024
This case study aims to demonstrate the effectiveness of DRG-s neuromodulation in managing RLS, a condition that is often difficult and costly to treat.......
PMID: 36861112
Feb 2023
Chronic pain is a significant global public health problem. Peripheral nerve stimulation (PNS) has been gaining popularity in recent years as it is effective, safe and less invasive than surgery......