Prognosis of patients with neuropathic low back-related leg pain: An exploratory study using prospective data from UK primary care
This prospective cohort study investigates the prognosis of patients with neuropathic low back-related leg pain (LBLP) consulting in UK primary care. Data from 511 patients were collected using standardised baseline clinical examinations (including MRI scan findings), self-report questionnaires at baseline, 4-months, 12-months and 3-years. Cases of possible neuropathic pain (NP) and persistent-NP were identified using either of two definitions: i) clinical diagnosis of sciatica, ii) self-report version of Leeds Assessment for Neurological Symptoms and Signs (s-LANSS).
Source: The Journal of Pain - Category: Materials Science Authors: Sarah A. Harrisson, Reuben Ogollah, Kate M. Dunn, Nadine E. Foster, Kika Konstantinou Tags: Original Reports Source Type: research
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