Mechanical back pain and the facet joint syndrome
Mechanical back pain is a common disability often associated with the facet joint syndrome. Treatment is based on early, adequate pain relief with simple techniques of regional analgesia. In a few cases this is not enough and more sophisticated methods, such as radiofrequency denervation, cryo-analg...
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| description | Mechanical back pain is a common disability often associated with the facet joint syndrome. Treatment is based on early, adequate pain relief with simple techniques of regional analgesia. In a few cases this is not enough and more sophisticated methods, such as radiofrequency denervation, cryo-analgesia and possibly intrathecal midazolam, are necessary. However, the main thrust of our approach is to treat the underlying structural disorder with strengthening of the back muscles and correction of postural abnormalities responsible for the mechanical back pain. Our report is based on an analysis of 83 patients who failed to respond to long periods of rest, suitable analgesic and allied drugs and other non-invasive measures. There had been no overriding indication for major surgery. A large number of these patients have been improved by our methods, but further work is in progress to extend the proportion of satisfactory results. |
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