Researchers hunt for clues to predict back pain injection success
NCT ID NCT06684938
Summary
This study aimed to understand which patients are most likely to get significant pain relief from a common treatment for sacroiliac joint pain. Researchers followed 100 patients with this type of low back pain who received an ultrasound-guided injection of numbing medicine and steroids. They measured pain and disability before and after to see if factors like age, symptoms, or medical history could predict who improves the most.
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Locations
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Alexandria University
Alexandria, Egypt
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Sherine El-Sherif
Alexandria, 21529, Egypt
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