W2: “Discogenic Pain and the Way to Treatment”
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The exact differentiation of the back pain and its backgrounds made the base of much research. Various triggers also have different pathomechanism. This background is used after accurate detection in the treatment of back pain. Discogenic pain is a particular challenge in pathobiochemistry and therapy.
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volume 6 issue 2
pages 29- 29
publication date 2018-04
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