2021
DOI: 10.1007/s00117-021-00850-2
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CT-gesteuerte Schmerztherapie des spezifischen Rückenschmerzes

Abstract: Zusammenfassung Hintergrund Rückenschmerz ist häufig und führt den Patienten sowohl zur Diagnostik als auch in bestimmten Fällen für eine Therapie zum Radiologen. Fragestellung Die vorliegende Untersuchung vergleicht die schmerzreduzierende Wirkung der mikroinvasiven Computertomographie(CT)-gesteuerten Schmerztherapie bei diskogenem und spondylarthrotisch bedingtem spezifischem Rückenschmerz. Material und Methode … Show more

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“…Many degenerative changes are common in people without pain and increase in prevalence with age, suggesting that they may represent normal, age-related changes. 7,8 These degenerative changes are weakly correlated with LBP. 7,8 Patients or clinicians may misinterpret the clinical importance of such findings 9 or act on incidental findings, possibly leading to further tests, investigations, and overtreatment.…”
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“…Many degenerative changes are common in people without pain and increase in prevalence with age, suggesting that they may represent normal, age-related changes. 7,8 These degenerative changes are weakly correlated with LBP. 7,8 Patients or clinicians may misinterpret the clinical importance of such findings 9 or act on incidental findings, possibly leading to further tests, investigations, and overtreatment.…”
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confidence: 97%
“…7,8 These degenerative changes are weakly correlated with LBP. 7,8 Patients or clinicians may misinterpret the clinical importance of such findings 9 or act on incidental findings, possibly leading to further tests, investigations, and overtreatment. In 1 study of patients presenting with low back degenerative changes, more than half were willing to undergo an operation on the basis of imaging abnormalities alone, even in the absence of symptoms.…”
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