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Commonly used interventional procedures for non-cancer chronic spine pain: a clinical practice guideline

Abstract

CLINICAL QUESTION: What is the comparative effectiveness and safety of commonly used interventional procedures (such as spinal injections and ablation procedures) for chronic axial and radicular spine pain that is not associated with cancer or inflammatory arthropathy? CURRENT PRACTICE: Chronic spine pain is a common, potentially disabling complaint, for which clinicians often administer interventional procedures. However, clinical practice …

Authors

Busse JW; Genevay S; Agarwal A; Standaert CJ; Carneiro K; Friedrich J; Ferreira M; Verbeke H; Brox JI; Xiao H

Journal

The BMJ, Vol. 388, ,

Publisher

BMJ

DOI

10.1136/bmj-2024-079970

ISSN

0959-8138