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Home / Publications / Pain Research Forum / Papers of the Week / Effect of Opioid Use on Results of Interventional Back Pain Management on Patients With Suspected Face-mediated Chronic Back Pain.

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2022 Aug


Pain Physician


http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/35901484?dopt=Abstract


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Effect of Opioid Use on Results of Interventional Back Pain Management on Patients With Suspected Face-mediated Chronic Back Pain.

Authors

Effect of Opioid Use on Results of Interventional Back Pain Management on Patients With Suspected Face-mediated Chronic Back Pain.
Heikkila H, Ristmagi A
Pain Physician. 2022 Aug; 25(5):E733-E738.
PMID: 35901484.

Abstract

Preoperative exposure to opioids has recently shown to be associated with poor outcomes after elective major surgery, but little is known as to how pretreatment opioid use affects results of interventional back pain management.