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In a retrospective evaluation of 50 patients with failed back surgery syndrome, 88% were managed by surgical re-intervention based on clinical and radiological findings.
Cross-Sectional (n=50)
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In patients with failed back surgery syndrome, careful clinical and radiological evaluation led to surgical re-intervention in 88% of cases.
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Emphasizes rigorous patient selection for lumbar procedures to curb FBSS; leaves open optimal management strategies in this observational series.
El-Sawy et al. (2021) conducted a cross-sectional in Failed back surgery syndrome (n=50). Surgical re-intervention was evaluated on Management by surgical re-intervention. In a retrospective evaluation of 50 patients with failed back surgery syndrome, 88% were managed by surgical re-intervention based on clinical and radiological findings.
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