Back Pain
Research from F. Kovacs and co-authors provides new data about Back Pain
Published in Drug Week, October 19th, 2007
According to a study from Palma de Mallorca, Spain, "Prospective cohort follow-up study. To refine the indication criteria for neuro-reflexotherapy (NRT) in the treatment of subacute and chronic neck (NP), thoracic (TP) and low back pain (LBP)in the Spanish National Health Service (SNHS), by identifying prognostic factors for clinical outcome. NRT consists of the temporary subcutaneous implantation of surgical devices in trigger points. Previous randomized controlled trials have shown its efficacy, effectiveness, and cost-effectiveness for treating subacute and chronic LBP."
"Clinical audits in routine practice have shown similar results in NP, TP, and LBP patients. All...
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Source: Drug Week (2007-10-19)
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