Chronic Low Back Pain Syndrome: Differential Diagnosis, Approaches to Therapy

Abstract

The paper outlines the present view of the management tactics and treatment of chronic low back pain syndrome and the aspects of differential diagnosis of this condition.

Vertebrogenic Pain Syndrome in Adolescents with Orthopedic Pathology, Aspects of Therapy

“…Pain syndrome in the spinal region in children and adolescents can be caused in terms of pathogenesis by posttraumatic, inflammatory, tumor, and stress-overload processes arising from or after sports activities associated with injuries, falls, excessive physical exertion, or sudden movements [20].The etiology of the development of back pain syndromes in children against the background of various spinal deformities remains incompletely understood [21].One of the etiologic factors predisposing to the development of back pain syndrome is scoliosis. Scoliosis occurs in 2 to 39% of the pediatric population [22,23,24,25,26]. The key issue in understanding scoliosis is its etiology and pathogenesis.…”