Contrarily, at six-month follow-up, a double-blind, randomized controlled trial (1996) showed a positive probability between the amount of fibrosis and recurrent radicular pain as measured by the pain intensity scores denoted by patients as ‘most severe pain.’ However, this probability was not present when the average pain intensity scores were analyzed, and their logistic regression did not reach statistical significance [ 39 ].
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The current role and future directions of imaging in failed back surgery syndrome patients: an educational review.
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