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[Operative options for failed back surgery syndrome].
Der Orthopäde 2016 September
BACKGROUND: Post-nucleotomy syndrome includes all existing sequelae after surgical nucleotomy for the resection of a lumbar disc herniation, such as axial lumbar back pain and persisting radiculopathy.
OBJECTIVES: To describe underlying pathologies and to determine operative treatment options.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: Extensive literature research was carried out on Medline.
RESULTS: Various devices and approaches have been developed in the last decades. Nonetheless, surgical and non-surgical therapy of post-nucleotomy syndrome remains complex and frequently fails.
CONCLUSIONS: Better studies providing a better level of evidence for each sub-entity of post-nucleotomy syndrome are required.
OBJECTIVES: To describe underlying pathologies and to determine operative treatment options.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: Extensive literature research was carried out on Medline.
RESULTS: Various devices and approaches have been developed in the last decades. Nonetheless, surgical and non-surgical therapy of post-nucleotomy syndrome remains complex and frequently fails.
CONCLUSIONS: Better studies providing a better level of evidence for each sub-entity of post-nucleotomy syndrome are required.
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