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Dor crônica após cirurgia de coluna (síndrome pós-laminectomia, SPL) é a dor crônica em dorso ou pernas que se desenvolve ou aumenta de intensidade após a cirurgia e que persiste ou é recorrente por mais de 3 meses subsequentes à cirurgia (ou seja, além do processo de cicatrização). A dor é ou localizada na área do dorso ou projetada em um ou ambos os membros (dor radicular). Outras causas de dor crônica, incluindo infecção, malignidade, etc., precisam ser excluídas, bem como a dor crônica persistindo a partir de uma condição preexistente. No caso de uma dor que persiste a partir de uma condição pré-operatória, a intensidade e/ou as características desta dor devem ser diferentes (desenvolvimento de dor nas costas/persistência de um componente radicular neuropático). | |||
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Chronic pain after spinal surgery (Failed Back Surgery Syndrome, FBSS) is chronic back pain or leg pain developing or increasing in intensity after surgery that persists or recurs for longer than 3 months following spinal surgery (i.e. beyond the healing process). The pain is either localised to the back area or projected into one or both limbs (radicular pain). Other causes of chronic pain including infection, malignancy etc. need to be excluded as well as chronic pain continuing from a pre-existing pain condition. In case of pain that continues from a preoperative condition, intensity and/or pain characteristics must be different (development of back pain/persistence of a neuropathic radicular component). | |||
Revision as of 16:24, 15 August 2026
Chronic pain after spinal surgery (Failed Back Surgery Syndrome, FBSS) is chronic back pain or leg pain developing or increasing in intensity after surgery that persists or recurs for longer than 3 months following spinal surgery (i.e. beyond the healing process). The pain is either localised to the back area or projected into one or both limbs (radicular pain). Other causes of chronic pain including infection, malignancy etc. need to be excluded as well as chronic pain continuing from a pre-existing pain condition. In case of pain that continues from a preoperative condition, intensity and/or pain characteristics must be different (development of back pain/persistence of a neuropathic radicular component).
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| English | Chronic pain after spinal surgery |
Chronic pain after spinal surgery (Failed Back Surgery Syndrome, FBSS) is chronic back pain or leg pain developing or increasing in intensity after surgery that persists or recurs for longer than 3 months following spinal surgery (i.e. beyond the healing process). The pain is either localised to the back area or projected into one or both limbs (radicular pain). Other causes of chronic pain including infection, malignancy etc. need to be excluded as well as chronic pain continuing from a pre-existing pain condition. In case of pain that continues from a preoperative condition, intensity and/or pain characteristics must be different (development of back pain/persistence of a neuropathic radicular component). |
