A Paradigm Shift: Understanding Vertebrogenic Low Back Pain-A Paradigm Shift: Understanding Vertebrogenic Low Back Pain

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Summary 1:<br /><br />The video transcript discusses the concept of vertebrogenic low back pain and the introduction of a procedure called basal vertebral nerve ablation (BVNA) for treatment. Studies have found that patients with pain worsened with physical activity, midline pain, and possible gluteal referral are more likely to benefit from BVNA. The speaker highlights the challenges in diagnosing vertebrogenic pain and suggests the use of novel imaging sequences and biomarkers for better understanding. Overall, the video provides insights into the clinical profile and selection criteria for BVNA treatment.<br /><br />Summary 2:<br /><br />The video discusses the use of basal vertebral nerve (BVN) radiofrequency ablation (RFA) for discovertebral pain treatment. BVN RFA shows effectiveness in reducing pain and improving function in patients with motor changes and end plate defects. The video emphasizes patient selection criteria, procedural steps, and success rates of BVN RFA, with a significant number of patients experiencing pain relief at six months and even long-term improvement. The speaker concludes by stressing the importance of careful patient selection and ongoing research to refine the procedure.

Keywords

vertebrogenic low back pain

basal vertebral nerve ablation

treatment

physical activity

midline pain

gluteal referral

diagnosing

novel imaging sequences

biomarkers

clinical profile

selection criteria

BVNA