6. Persistent spinal pain syndrome type 2.
Johan van de MinkelisLaurens PeeneSteven P CohenPeter S StaatsAdnan Al-KaisyKoen Van BoxemJan Willem KallewaardJan van ZundertPublished in: Pain practice : the official journal of World Institute of Pain (2024)
The diagnosis of PSPS-type 2 is based on patient history, clinical examination, and medical imaging. Low-quality evidence exists for conservative interventions. Pulsed radiofrequency, adhesiolysis and SCS have a higher level of evidence with a high safety margin and should be considered as interventional treatment options when conservative treatment fails.