• Der Schmerz · Jun 2011

    Review

    [Orthopedic aspects in interdisciplinary multimodal therapy of chronic back pain].

    • L Weh and U Marnitz.
    • Rückenzentrum am Markgrafenpark, Markgrafenstr19, 10969 Berlin, Deutschland. ludwig.weh@gmail.com
    • Schmerz. 2011 Jun 1;25(3):266-71.

    AbstractThe effect of interdisciplinary multimodal therapy of chronic back pain is well documented. With elapsing time changing diagnostic focuses, therapeutic strategies and objectives have to be considered. The chronicity leads to a modification of the relevance of structure-related diagnosis and therapy and changes the significance of the classic orthopedic instruments. The requirement of a rational causal therapy in chronic back pain still remains but the focal points shift to the consideration of somatic, psychological and social disposing and supporting factors.The aim of this paper is to reflect the necessary orthopedic expertise in the context of the pathomechanics of chronic back pain and the interdisciplinary teamwork.

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