Treatment of low back pain: First extended follow up of an original trial (<scp>NCT</scp>00600197) comparing a multidisciplinary group‐based rehabilitation program with oral drug treatment alone up to 24 months

Tavafian, Sedigheh Sadat; Jamshidi, Ahmad Reza; Shay, Barbara

doi:10.1111/1756-185x.12468

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“…This is because there are generally more than one pain generators and each one of them needs to be specifically addressed. Chronic low back pain patients require a multidisciplinary approach and some researchers recommend a follow up period of up to 36 months [8].…”

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Management of Low Back Pain - Call for an Integrated Interventional Approach

Vadhanan¹

2017

J Pain Relief

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Introduction: Using advanced imaging, neurophysiologic and precision diagnostic techniques spinal pain can be diagnosed in only 50 to 80% of the patients. 20 to 50% remain incorrectly diagnosed. Furthermore axial and periaxial pattern of pain from ligaments, muscles, intervertebral discs and facet joints overlap significantly. Therefore patients continue to suffer because of diagnostic dilemma and also pose a therapeutic challenge. Rarely does low back pain involve only a single pain generator, therefore it is unlikely that a single treatment, such as surgery will result in the best outcome for the majority of the causes of low back pain.

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Management of Low Back Pain - Call for an Integrated Interventional Approach

Vadhanan¹

2017

J Pain Relief

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Psychological therapies for the management of chronic pain (excluding headache) in adults

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Hearn

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Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews

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SCS als therapeutische Option beim Postnukleotomiesyndrom

Tronnier

2016

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Unfortunately, 10-40 % of patients still experience pain after spinal surgery. There are many reasons for the patients' complaints. If no identifiable cause, such as a recurrent disc herniation, is visible, this is referred to as failed back surgery syndrome. However, this definition includes a variety of possible underlying causes of the pain, which result in just as many different therapeutic approaches. In addition to pharmacological, behavioral and physical therapy, also neuromodulation techniques can be offered; the best known method is spinal cord stimulation (SCS). The following article describes evidence-based studies with regard to the beneficial treatment of failed back surgery syndrome with conventional tonic SCS and new developments in spinal cord stimulation addressing the treatment of chronic refractory back pain.

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Treatment of low back pain: First extended follow up of an original trial (NCT00600197) comparing a multidisciplinary group‐based rehabilitation program with oral drug treatment alone up to 24 months

Abstract: The designed multidisciplinary program could improve health-related quality of life and disability up to 24 months in chronic low back pain patients.

Cited by 6 publications

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Management of Low Back Pain - Call for an Integrated Interventional Approach

Management of Low Back Pain - Call for an Integrated Interventional Approach

Psychological therapies for the management of chronic pain (excluding headache) in adults

SCS als therapeutische Option beim Postnukleotomiesyndrom

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