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Clinical Orthopaedics & Related Research, 2006
Failed Back Surgery Syndrome is a common and challenging clinical problem. Often the anatomic pain source is unclear. Relevant outcome studies are rarely diagnosis specific, and high level research studies comparing surgical and nonsurgical approaches to Failed Back Surgery Syndrome studies have not been published to date.
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Failed Back Surgery Syndrome is a common and challenging clinical problem. Often the anatomic pain source is unclear. Relevant outcome studies are rarely diagnosis specific, and high level research studies comparing surgical and nonsurgical approaches to Failed Back Surgery Syndrome studies have not been published to date.
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Australian family physician, 1995
Patient selection for repeated spinal surgery is not uniform and must be further refined. A multidisciplinary approach with careful evaluation of physical, psychological and environmental factors is ideal. Improved imaging should delineate disorders more clearly, and advances in surgical technique may improve outcome.
S, Walker, M J, Cousins
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Patient selection for repeated spinal surgery is not uniform and must be further refined. A multidisciplinary approach with careful evaluation of physical, psychological and environmental factors is ideal. Improved imaging should delineate disorders more clearly, and advances in surgical technique may improve outcome.
S, Walker, M J, Cousins
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Failed Back Surgery Syndrome: Diagnostic Evaluation
Journal of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, 2006Failed back surgery syndrome is a common problem with enormous costs to patients, insurers, and society. The etiology of failed back surgery can be poor patient selection, incorrect diagnosis, suboptimal selection of surgery, poor technique, failure to achieve surgical goals, and/or recurrent pathology. Successful intervention in this difficult patient
Richard D, Guyer +2 more
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529. Failed Back Surgery Syndrome
Regional Anesthesia & Pain Medicine, 2008M. Ferreira +5 more
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Failed back (surgery) syndrome en neuromodulatie
2004Patienten die met neuromodulatie neuromodulatie worden behandeld zijn doorgaans uitbehandeld voor de andere modaliteiten. Het criterium ‘uitbehandeld’ houdt in dat de patient niet in aanmerking komt voor chirurgische behandeling en dat hij bepaalde aangegeven niet-chirurgische behandelingen heeft ondergaan.
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Het Failed Back Surgery Syndrome
2004Failed Back Sugery Syndrome (FBSS) staat voor een aantal aandoeningen die kunnen optreden na een rugoperatie zonder goed resultaat. Dit zou het geval zijn bij 10-50 procent van de rugoperaties. Het betreft vooral rugoperaties die zonder ‘keiharde’ indicatie zijn uitgevoerd of operaties met een goede indicatie die niet optimaal zijn verlopen.
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Failed back surgery syndrome – definition, epidemiology and demographics
British Journal of Pain, 2013Simon Thomson Mbbs
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