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[Minimally invasive injection therapy in lumbar syndromes].

O Linhardt¹, M Madl, D Boluki, T Renkawitz, J Matussek, U Quint, J Grifka.

Abstract

Minimally invasive injection therapy is an effective approach for the treatment of sciatica with less complications. This therapy is a sufficient option in cases without absolute indications for operation.The paper describes in detail the different injection techniques like spinal nerve analgesia, epidural dorsal/perineural injections, vertebral joint infiltrations, and radiculographies.

Entities: Disease

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Analgesics

Year: 2007 PMID： 17180697 DOI： 10.1007/s00132-006-1027-6

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Orthopade ISSN： 0085-4530 Impact factor: 1.087

23 in total

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Journal: Spine (Phila Pa 1976) Date: 2000-03-01 Impact factor: 3.468

6. A controlled study of caudal epidural injections of triamcinolone plus procaine for the management of intractable sciatica.

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Authors: C Hanefeld; T Miebach; D Bulut; T Theodoridis; F Rubenthaler; J Krämer; A Mügge
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Authors: M A Rauschmann; J Warzecha; M Arabmotlagh; A Mayer; D V Stechow
Journal: Schmerz Date: 2004-12 Impact factor: 1.107

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Journal: Dtsch Med Wochenschr Date: 1991-07-05 Impact factor: 0.628

10. Treatment of lumbar spinal stenosis with epidural steroid injections: a retrospective outcome study.

Authors: Elva G Delport; Anthony R Cucuzzella; Julie K Marley; Christine M Pruitt; J Rush Fisher
Journal: Arch Phys Med Rehabil Date: 2004-03 Impact factor: 3.966

9 in total

1. [Minimally invasive injection therapy for patients with radicular lumbar spine syndrome. First results of an minimally invasive treatment for patients with lumbar radiculopathy].

Authors: M Madl; O Linhardt; D Boluki; J Matussek; T Renkawitz; J Grifka
Journal: Schmerz Date: 2007-10 Impact factor: 1.107

Review 6. [Selected interventional methods for the treatment of chronic pain : part 2: regional anesthetic techniques close to the spinal cord and neuromodulative methods].

Authors: E Böttger; K Diehlmann
Journal: Anaesthesist Date: 2011-06 Impact factor: 1.041

[Minimally invasive injection therapy in lumbar syndromes].

1. [Injection therapy in lumbar syndromes].

Review 2. [Epidural injections. What is certain?].

3. Nerve root infiltration and sympathetic block. An experimental study of intraradicular blood flow.

4. [Paravertebral lumbar spinal nerve analgesia in orthopedic pain therapy. Standards--guidelines--new techniques--results].

5. Surgical and nonsurgical management of lumbar spinal stenosis: four-year outcomes from the maine lumbar spine study.

6. A controlled study of caudal epidural injections of triamcinolone plus procaine for the management of intractable sciatica.

7. [Effects of lumbar spinal nerve analgesia on the cardiovascular system].

Review 8. [Diagnostics and minimally invasive therapy for chronic low back pain].

9. [Negligence of the physician's duty to care during "therapeutic local anesthesia"].

10. Treatment of lumbar spinal stenosis with epidural steroid injections: a retrospective outcome study.

1. [Minimally invasive injection therapy for patients with radicular lumbar spine syndrome. First results of an minimally invasive treatment for patients with lumbar radiculopathy].

2. [Minimally invasive injection treatment of radicular lumbal syndrome].

3. [Injection therapy of cervical spine syndromes].

Review 4. [Injection therapy for cervical and lumbar syndromes].

5. [Injection techniques in the cervical spine].

Review 6. [Selected interventional methods for the treatment of chronic pain : part 2: regional anesthetic techniques close to the spinal cord and neuromodulative methods].

7. [The application of different injection methods for cervical and lumbar syndromes].

8. [Clinical pathway - conservative back pain treatment].

Review 9. [Concepts of in-patient gradual diagnostics for patients with lumbar back-pain].