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Effectiveness of prolotherapy vs local anesthetic infiltration guided by ultrasound in the treatment of shoulder pain syndrome

2020-12-24

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<h4>BACKGROUND</h4> Chronic Shoulder Pain (CSP) is a health problem that affects almost 67% of the general population. Almost a third of patients with acute shoulder pain syndrome don’t respond to initial therapy with analgesics and need interventional therapy. Corticosteroid injection is the standard therapy. Prolotherapy has been demonstrated to be effective in other chronic pain syndromes, but not in CSP. The a...

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3d360fbc-f17f-5a15-8b89-b4939985bd19
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10.1101/2020.12.22.20248223
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