Evaluation of the effectiveness of spinal canal stenosis treatment
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Low back pain is one of the main causes of disability, occurring in countries with different income levels, as well as in all age groups from children to the elderly. Among people who suffer from low back pain, only a small proportion can identify a clear pathological cause (compression fracture, infection, tumor, etc.). Given that the prevalence of low back pain is also increasing sharply with the aging of the population, the cost of medical care is also predictably increasing [1,2].
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