• Der Orthopäde · Jan 2007

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    [Minimally invasive injection therapy in lumbar syndromes].

    • O Linhardt, M Madl, D Boluki, T Renkawitz, J Matussek, U Quint, and J Grifka.
    • Orthopädische Klinik für die Universität Regensburg, Postfach 1134, 93074, Bad Abbach, Deutschland. o.linhardt@asklepios.com
    • Orthopade. 2007 Jan 1;36(1):49-58.

    AbstractMinimally invasive injection therapy is an effective approach for the treatment of sciatica with less complications. This therapy is a sufficient option in cases without absolute indications for operation.The paper describes in detail the different injection techniques like spinal nerve analgesia, epidural dorsal/perineural injections, vertebral joint infiltrations, and radiculographies.

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