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Predicting poor pain control following elective spine surgery

By Admin | September 20, 2020

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (SEPTEMBER 15, 2020). Researchers at the University of Calgary have developed and validated a clinical prediction scale that can be used to determine which patients are more likely to experience inadequate pain control following elective spine surgery. Armed with this knowledge, spine surgeons can ensure that patients obtain appropriate patient education and individualized clinical care with the goal of improved postoperative pain management...(More)

For more information please read, Predicting poor pain control following elective spine surgery, by The Journal of Neurosurgery 

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