A Cruser

A Faas

A Ghahreman

A Indahl

A Kongsted

A Malmivaara

A Qaseem

A Rabin

AB Sabnis

AC Traeger

AD Furlan

AH Bakhtiary

Alice Kongsted

B Chok

Betina Højgaard

BJ Shea

BS Webster

BW Friedman

C Ye

CM Williams

CY Hsieh

D Hoy

D Kendrick

DA Hurley

DB Petitti

DC Cherkin

DJ Hofstee

EM Hagen

EM Hay

FE Sayegh

G Bronfort

GBD 2015 Disease and Injury Incidence and Prevalence Collaborators

GH Guyatt

Gilles Fournier

GP Brennan

H Balshem

HB Albert

I Kolsi

J Andrews

J Huber

J Karppinen

J Wilson-MacDonald

JA Klaber Moffett

JA Mathews

Jan Hartvigsen

Jan Nordsteen

JD Childs

Jens Aaboe

JL Liu

JM Cuckler

JN Weinstein

JP Valat

K Bush

K Karjalainen

K Konstantinou

K Storheim

KD Riew

KM Dunn

L Klenerman

L Manchikanti

LA Machado

LH Pengel

Lilli Kirkeskov

LM Ash

Lone Donbæk Jensen

Lone Morsel-Carlsen

M Buchner

M Helliwell

M Paatelma

Margrethe Andersen

Martin Bach Jensen

Martin Melbye

MC Brouwers

Mette Jensen Stochkendahl

MI Hasenbring

Mikkel Ø. Andersen

MJ Hancock

Morten Vaagholt

Morten Zebitz Steiness

MS Zahaar el

National Institute for Health Care Excellence

NK Arden

P Jellema

P Olaya-Contreras

P Rogers

PA Luijsterburg

PC Vroomen

Per Kjaer

Peter Frost Silbye

R Chou

R Datta

English

Purpose: To summarise recommendations about 20 non-surgical interventions for recent onset (&lt;12 weeks) non-specific low back pain (LBP) and lumbar radiculopathy (LR) based on two guidelines from the Danish Health Authority. Methods: Two multidisciplinary working groups formulated recommendations based on the GRADE approach. Results: Sixteen recommendations were based on evidence, and four on consensus. Management of LBP and LR should include information about prognosis, warning signs, and advise to remain active. If treatment is needed, the guidelines suggest using patient education, different types of supervised exercise, and manual therapy. The guidelines recommend against acupuncture, routine use of imaging, targeted treatment, extraforaminal glucocorticoid injection, paracetamol, NSAIDs, and opioids. Conclusion: Recommendations are based on low to moderate quality evidence or on consensus, but are well aligned with recommendations from international guidelines. The guideline working groups recommend that research efforts in relation to all aspects of management of LBP and LR be intensified.</p

Stochkendahl, Mette Jensen

Kjær, Per

Hartvigsen, Jan

Kongsted, Alice

Aaboe, Jens

Andersen, Margrethe

Andersen, Mikkel Ø.

Fournier, Gilles

Højgaard, Betina

Jensen, Martin Bach

Jensen, Lone Donbæk

Karbo, Ture

Kirkeskov, Lilli

Melbye, Martin

Morsel-Carlsen, Lone

Nordsteen, Jan

Palsson, Thorvaldur Skuli

Rasti, Zoreh

Silbye, Peter Frost

Steiness, Morten Zebitz

Tarp, Simon

Vaagholt, Morten

National Clinical Guidelines for non-surgical treatment of patients with recent onset low back pain or lumbar radiculopathy

Ture Karbo

Thorvaldur Skuli Palsson

Zoreh Rasti

Simon Tarp

Crossref

European Spine Journal

Kjaer, Per

Andersen, Mikkel Ø

Jensen, Lone Donbaek

University of Southern Denmark Research Output

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National Clinical Guidelines for non-surgical treatment of patients with recent onset low back pain or lumbar radiculopathy

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