Dr. Robert E.
Wright, MD, DABPM
Denver Pain Management, Founder


Denver Pain Management was founded in 1995 by Dr. Wright, MD, DABPM after
several years as the staff anesthesiologist for the USAF Academy Hospital in
Colorado Springs, Colorado. Dr. Wright has Diplomat Certification, as well
as Additional Qualifications in Pain Management by the
American Board of Anesthesiology. Licensed in Colorado, California, Utah,
and Wyoming, Dr. Wright serves on the instructor panel of a number of
medical organizations, including the Interventional Spinal Injection Society
(ISIS), the Advanced Neuromodulation Society, and the North American Spine
Society. Dr. Wright received his medical education from Baylor College of
Medicine, Texas Medical Center, Houston, Texas. He performed his Internal
Medicine internship, Anesthesiology residency, and Subspecialty training in
Chronic Pain Management at the University of Utah Medical Center.
Dr. Wright has earned industry acclaim as a pioneer, inventor and expert in
the field of Interventional Pain Management. He is the co-inventor of
a single-use disposable device indicated for the percutaneous removal of
disc nucleus material, offering an early, less invasive approach to
mitigating pain of discogenic origin associated with cervical thoracic and
lumbar contained herniations. In 2002, Stryker Corporation acquired the
rights to the device and now markets it globally as the DEKOMPRESSOR, which
is part of Stryker's product offerings addressing the Interventional Pain
Management marketplace.
Dr.
Wright is actively involved in research and publication, instructional
workshops for other physicians and presenting on a number of subjects
related to Non-surgical Pain Intervention and Advanced Interventional Pain
Management. After receiving his medical education from Baylor College of
Medicine, Texas Medical Center in Houston, Texas, and prior to founding DPM,
Dr. Wright served as a staff anesthesiologist for the United States Air
Force Academy Hospital in Colorado Springs. Click below for web site:
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