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[Percutaneous thermocoagulation of sensory lumbar nerve roots in the treatment of pain].

F Seijo Fernandez, Bulla Bodora B, Alonso Lera P, Fernández Melcón Ml

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The study was carried out on the experiences with 20 patients with low back pain. They were treated by thermoelectrocoagulation of the posterior lumbar roots. 60% optimal and 10% good results without permanent complications.

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The study was carried out on the experiences with 20 patients with low back pain. They were treated by thermoelectrocoagulation of the posterior lumbar roots. 60% optimal and 10% good results without permanent complications.

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The study was carried out on the experiences with 20 patients with low back pain. They were treated by thermoelectrocoagulation of the posterior lumbar roots. 60% optimal and 10% good results without permanent complications.

Key concepts: Percutaneous, Medicine, Radiofrequency thermocoagulation, Lumbar, Sensory system, Nerve root, Surgery, Low back pain

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