Interventional techniques: evidence-based practice guidelines in the management of chronic spinal pain.

By M. Boswell, A. Trescot, Sukdeb Datta, D. Schultz, Hans C. Hansen, S. Abdi, N. Sehgal, R. Shah, V. Singh, Ramsin M. Benyamin and 17 more. Pain Physician, 2007

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1. L. Manchikanti
2. V. Singh
3. J. Hirsch
4. Sukdeb Datta
5. Steven P. Cohen
6. D. Turk

Citations in the corpus

• Neuropathic Pain (2012, unknown): “E Q -5 D P D N [3 9 ,5 4 ] P D N , [3 7 ,5 7 ]”
• Comprehensive review of epidemiology, scope, and impact of spinal pain. (2009, background): “Encouragingly, interventional pain management has been advanced based on the discoveries of chemical mediation, and the development and understanding of precision diagnostic and therapeutic interventional techniques, together with reported successes with minimally invasive treatments (17,36,57-119).”