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Persistent Low-Back Pain After Surgery Syndrome: Why, What, How to Approach?

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44.1% of patients showed good recovery from persistent low-back pain post-surgery, yet 55.9% experienced worsening symptoms.
A retrospective review of 247 patients revealed a mean VAS score for back pain of 4.62, indicating significant ongoing pain.
The study identifies risk factors for failed back surgery syndrome, emphasizing the importance of comprehensive management approaches.
Multidisciplinary engagement, including psychologists and physiotherapists, is essential for improving treatment outcomes.

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Observational analysis demonstrates long-term outcomes of postoperative low-back pain in patients, indicating a need for integrated care strategies.

Osama et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Observational analysis demonstrates long-term outcomes of postoperative low-back pain in patients, indicating a need for integrated care strategies.