The effect of pain on quality of life before and after the surgical treatment of lumbar vertebral canal stenosis

Borisova, L I

doi:10.17116/jnevro20151152116-20

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“…21 In the case of cervical arthrodesis surgery, the results for improvement in quality of life were also evident in the literature, which reinforces the possibility that the low number of individuals analyzed who underwent the procedure on the cervical spine was responsible for the lack of statistical significance. 16,21 This study addresses a very important theme in the scientific productions on current surgery of vertebral spine, therefore it is essential to evaluate the real impact of the surgeries performed, and the costs of this type of treatment for the health services. This study therefore has local importance, showing that the investment in this type of procedure, for the patients evaluated, resulted in a significant gain in quality of life, improvement in pain and functional capacity, and importance for other services to show that the current conducts have proven efficient for the treatment of patients with injuries of the vertebral spine.…”

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“…In Brazil, authors have found an improvement in ODI score after 2 years of lumbar arthrodesis, with a reduction from 61.04 before surgery to 34.15 after surgery, and results of the SF-36 with better results for the domains "Pain", "Emotional Aspects" and "Functional Capacity". 21 Data from European studies have shown an improvement in ODI, SF-36, Paindetect (PD) and Douleurneuropathique 4 (DN4) scores for surgery of the lumbar spine. 21 In the case of cervical arthrodesis surgery, the results for improvement in quality of life were also evident in the literature, which reinforces the possibility that the low number of individuals analyzed who underwent the procedure on the cervical spine was responsible for the lack of statistical significance.…”

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“…21 Data from European studies have shown an improvement in ODI, SF-36, Paindetect (PD) and Douleurneuropathique 4 (DN4) scores for surgery of the lumbar spine. 21 In the case of cervical arthrodesis surgery, the results for improvement in quality of life were also evident in the literature, which reinforces the possibility that the low number of individuals analyzed who underwent the procedure on the cervical spine was responsible for the lack of statistical significance. 16,21 This study addresses a very important theme in the scientific productions on current surgery of vertebral spine, therefore it is essential to evaluate the real impact of the surgeries performed, and the costs of this type of treatment for the health services.…”

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Objectives: Considering the epidemiological and functional importance of spinal pathologies and the large number of surgeries performed today, the study aimed to evaluate the impact of spinal arthrodesis and discectomy surgeries on patients’ quality of life. Methods: This is a retrospective, descriptive, and longitudinal study developed in the neurology and neurosurgery department of a strategic tertiary hospital in an inland town in the state of São Paulo. Data were collected through a telephone interview, using the Oswestry questionnaire (ODI) to assess lumbar pain in patients submitted to surgery in 2014 and 2015. Results: There was an improvement in the ODI results in all the periods analyzed. When the evaluations were subdivided by surgical type, there was an absolute improvement in the median ODI results in all procedures, however, only the cervical spine arthrodesis procedure was not statistically significant, probably due to the low number of procedures analyzed (n = 12). Conclusion: It can be concluded that the current surgical technique can contribute to the improvement of patients’ quality of life. Level of Evidence III; Comparative retrospective study.

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Treatment of High-Impact Injuries of Thoracic and Lumbar Spine

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Introduction. Surgical treatment of patients with spinal injuries with traumatic spinal canal stenosis is an important and widely discussed problem of contemporary vertebrology. Injuries to the spine in the incidence structure of isolated or combined injuries occupy a special place due to their high social and clinical significance. Long-term outcomes of traumatic disease in patients with combined trauma to the thoracic and lumbar spine are studied, as before, by ever larger groups of researchers in connection to the new generations of spinal fixation devices being introduced.Materials and methods. 111 patients with various thoracolumbar spine injuries treated surgically were included in the study. In 40 patients, the post-traumatic stenosis was treated with the use of ligamentotaxis and transpedicular osteosynthesis. Thll–Thl2, Th12–L1 and L1–L2 were the most frequent localisations of the level of injury in the study group.Results and discussion. The immediate treatment outcomes observed were as follows — good in 33 (82.5%) cases, satisfactory in 6 (15.0%), unsatisfactory — in 1 (2.5%). Long-term outcomes with follow-up longer than a year were recorded in 27 (67.5%) patients with good outcomes in 20 (74.1%) and satisfactory in 7 (25.9%).Conclusion. A correct stabilisation with metal systems makes it possible to verticalize the patient quickly and shorten the rehabilitation period in all patients including those of active working age, as well as minimize the risks in the long term.

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The effect of pain on quality of life before and after the surgical treatment of lumbar vertebral canal stenosis

Cited by 2 publications

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Quality of Life in the Pre- And Postoperative Periods in Spinal Fusion and Discectomy

Quality of Life in the Pre- And Postoperative Periods in Spinal Fusion and Discectomy

Treatment of High-Impact Injuries of Thoracic and Lumbar Spine

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