Lumbar spinal stenosis is a common cause of radicular leg pain and neurogenic claudication in older adults. In this multicenter U.S. study, investigators compared surgical and nonsurgical care in ...

Surgery for spinal stenosis is widely performed, but its effectiveness as compared with nonsurgical treatment has not been shown in controlled trials. Surgical candidates with a history of at ...

The clinical syndrome of neurogenic claudication ... of symptomatic lumbar spinal stenosis have not been established, this condition is the most frequent indication for spinal surgery in patients ...

Neurogenic claudication often occurs with a diagnosis of spinal stenosis. However ... A type of back surgery known as a laminectomy can be used to decompress the lumbar spine if other treatments ...

Lumbar spinal stenosis (LSS) comprises narrowing of the spinal canal with subsequent neural compression, and is frequently associated with symptoms of neurogenic claudication. To establish a ...

MRI or CT documented lateral canal, lateral recess or central canal stenosis, alone or in combination, in the lumbar spine or clear neurogenic claudication ... of lumbar surgery and type ...

Current evidence on interspinous distraction procedures for lumbar spinal stenosis ... neurogenic claudication shows that these procedures are efficacious for carefully selected patients in the short ...

Lumbar canal stenosis typically presents as neurogenic claudication with or without ... aware of the disease process at an early stage when surgical intervention has a better outcome.

Lumbar spinal stenosis frequently presents with so-called "neurogenic claudication," whereby the patient experiences back and radicular pain with prolonged standing or walking. In contrast to vascular ...

is examining interspinous distraction procedures for lumbar spinal stenosis causing neurogenic claudication and will publish guidance on their safety and efficacy to the NHS in England, Wales, ...