Superior outcomes following cervical fusion vs. multimodal rehabilitation in a subgroup of randomized Whiplash-Associated-Disorders (WAD) patients indicating somatic pain origin. Comparison of outcome assessments made by four examiners from different disciplines.

Elisabeth Svensson,Bo Nyström,Ian Goldie,Nils Inge Landrø,Ake Sidén,Peer Staff,Birgitta Schillberg,Adam Taube

Superior outcomes following cervical fusion vs. multimodal rehabilitation in a subgroup of randomized Whiplash-Associated-Disorders (WAD) patients indicating somatic pain origin. Comparison of outcome assessments made by four examiners from different disciplines.

2018

Elisabeth Svensson
Bo Nyström
Ian Goldie
Nils Inge Landrø
Ake Sidén
Peer Staff
Birgitta Schillberg
Adam Taube

Background and aims: Whiplash-Associated Disorders (WAD) are characterized by great variability in long-term symptoms. Patients with central neck and movement-induced stabbing pain participated in ...

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Stabbing Pain
Physical therapy
Pain Origin
Whiplash
Rehabilitation
Medicine
Neurology
Randomized controlled trial
Neck pain
Inter-rater reliability
Patient-reported outcome

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