• Terapevt Arkh · Oct 2023

    Observational Study

    [The role of structure-modifying agents in the treatment of back pain].

    • T V Shuteeva.
    • Kursk State Medical University.
    • Terapevt Arkh. 2023 Oct 11; 95 (8): 648651648-651.

    BackgroundBack pain is currently one of the most urgent problems within pain syndromes. Inadequate treatment of nonspecific back pain, even with a relatively favorable prognosis, leads to its chronicity and decreases the patient's quality of life. The most common cause of vertebrogenic dorsopathies is spinal osteochondrosis. The etiopathogenetic basis of spinal osteochondrosis is degenerative and dystrophic changes in the intervertebral discs involving adjacent vertebrae, joints, and ligaments. Considering the experience of many years of using chondroprotective therapy in clinical practice, we performed an observational study using Ambene Bio to assess the change of pain severity over time in patients with osteochondrosis and back pain.AimTo study the change in the severity of pain and its components in patients with back pain during therapy with Ambene Bio combined with standard therapy (NSAIDs and muscle relaxants).Materials And MethodsFifty-one patients with chronic lower back pain lasting more than 3 months were included in the study.ConclusionThe study results confirmed the high efficacy of Ambene Bio in patients with dorsopathies with an alternating treatment regimen (10 IM injections 2 mL every other day).

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