Abstract
Since 1972, 367 patients with chronic low-back pain have been treated by electrical stimulation (e.s.). Patients with herniated disc lesions and spondylitis and allied conditions were included. Following e.s. 75-100% pain relief was obtained by 53% of the patients. 50% pain relief by 27% and there was no improvement in 20% of patients. In a follow-up of 208 patients, 6-36 months later, approximately 70% stated that pain relief was similar to that obtained at the end of treatment. © 1977 Copyright: Macmillan Journals Ltd.
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Rutkowski, B., Niedzialkowska, T., & Otto, J. (1977). Electrical stimulation in chronic low-back pain. British Journal of Anaesthesia, 49(6), 629–632. https://doi.org/10.1093/bja/49.6.629
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