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Author index

Alberti, M. 103 Albertini, F. 87

Alexandre, A. 21, 33, 47, 53, 61, 79, 83, 139

Aprile, I. 17, 35, 63, 143 Aulisa, L. 143

Azuelos, A. 21, 33, 53, 61, 79, 83

Bonetti, M. 87 Bortolussi, A. 103 Bottoli, M. G. 127 Buric, J. 47, 79, 93 Busetto, A. 29

Cabezas, D. 71

Caliandro, P. 17, 35, 63, 143 Cappelli, R. 29

Carai, A. 7, 13, 69 Carai, M. 7, 13, 69 Carangelo, B. 47, 129 Cassitto, D. 115 Ceccherelli, F. 147 Cervellini, P. 99 Cesaroni, A. 71 Colombo, F. 99 Conti, V. 17

Coro`, L. 21, 33, 53, 61, 79, 83 Corriero, A. S. 115

Corriero, G. 41, 115 Crotti, F. M. 7, 13, 69 Crucil, M. 103

Dallolio, V. 133 De Luca, G. P. 99 Degobbis, A. 103

Fabrizi, A. P. 107 Facco, E. 147 Fontana, A. 87 Fontana, P. 29 Foschini, M. 35, 63

Gabba, E. 127 Gambardella, G. 151 Gervasio, O. 151 Giachi, S. 129 Giannini, F. 63 Giocoli, H. 79 Grimoldi, N. 7

Marin, F. 79 Marı´n, F. Z. 111 Mariottini, A. 47, 129 Mastantuoni, G. 143 Mazal, P. R. 3 Mazza, O. 143 Mazzetto, M. 99 Millesi, H. 3 Molino Lova, R. 93 Mondelli, M. 35, 63 Murga, M. 79 Muzii, F. V. 129 Muzii, V. F. 47

Nardi, P. V. 71

Padua, L. 17, 35, 63, 143 Padua, R. 143

Pagan, V. 29 Palma, L. 47, 129 Paradiso, R. 139 Pazzaglia, C. 17, 35 Pellone, M. 21, 83 Pennini, M. 127 Pieri, S. 129 Puglisi, E. 151 Quaglietta, P. 41, 115

Ra¤aeli, W. 121 Reverberi, C. 127 Righetti, D. 121 Rovere, A. 47

Salgado, H. 79 Schenardi, C. 25 Sgaramella, E. 7, 13, 69 Sias, W. 7, 13, 69

Tiberio, F. 7 Tonali, P. 17, 63, 143 Tonali, P. A. 35

Zaccaria, A. 29 Zaccone, C. 151 Zala‰, A. 47, 129 Zucchelli, M. 107

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Index of keywords

Annulotomy 107 Automated 103 Auto-traction 133

Back pain 121 Brachail plexus 17, 21 Brachial plexus entrapment 7

Carpal tunnel syndrome 35, 41 Carpal Tunnel Syndrome 47 Cervical 73

Chemonucleolysis 93 Coblation 73, 107

Coblation by radiofrequency 111 Compound motor action potentials 47 Crural branches 69

Degenerative discopathy 133 Delivery 35

DIAM 129 Disc 73

Disc coablation 127

Disc herniation 79, 93, 111, 139 Disc pathology 83

Discectomy 151 Discogenic pain 127 Discolysis 139

Double crush syndrome 25

Electromyographic evaluation 41 Electromyography 47

Endoscopic release 41 Entrapment 13, 21, 61, 69 Epidural injection 127

Epiduroscopy FBSS treatment 121 Epiduroscopy neurolysis 121 Epistemological factor 147

Failed back surgery syndrome 69 Far-lateral disc herniation 115 Femoral nerve 61

Fibrosis 151 First rib 29 Group 63 Hyperextension 21

Hyperflexion 21

Index of Keywords Injuries 17 Internal 3

Intradiscal injection 79

Lateral disc herniation 99 Low back pain 87, 133 Lumbar disc hernia 69 Lumbar disc herniation 103, 107 Lumbar disc surgery 151 Lumbar plexus 61 Lumbar stenosis 143 Lumbosacral plexus 53

Microdiscectomy 115, 139 Micro-endoscopic approach 99 Microsurgery 53

Minimally invasive surgery 111 Multicenter 35

Multicentre study 63 Myofascial pain 7, 147 Myofascial pain syndrome 69

Natural history 35 Nerve injuries 53 Nerve regeneration 17 Nerve trunk 3 Neurolysis 3, 33, 69 Neuropathy 33 Neurophysiology 35, 63 Nucleoplasty 73, 111 Nucleotomy 103

Outcome 35 Oxygen-ozone 79 Oxygen-ozone therapy 87 Ozone 93

Ozone injection 139

Pain diagnosis 147 Paramedian approach 115

Paramedian approach discectomy 99 Paraneurium 13

Patient-oriented 63, 143 Percutaneous 73

Percutaneous disc decompression 111 Percutaneous nucleoplasty 83 Percutaneous surgery 93 Peripheral nerve surgery 53 Peroneal mononeuropathy 63 Peroneal nerve 69

Physiotherapy 47 Postoperative scar 151 Postsurgical back pain 107 Post-traumatic TOS 13 Posture 7

Predisposing factor 63 Pregnancy 35 Provocative tests 47 Quality of life 143

Radicular syndrome 147 Recurrent pain 151 Restless leg syndrome 69

Sciatic pain 83 Sciatica 87 SF-36 143

SF-36 health survey 133 Soft lumbar prothesis 129 Spinal degenerative pathology 129 Spinal instability 129

Spondylolisthesis 87 Spondylolysis 87 Suprascapular nerve 33 Suprascapular notch 33 Surgery 7

Surgery outcome 143

Temporomandibular joint dysfunction 13

Thoracic outlet 21

Thoracic outlet syndrome 7, 29 Timing 17

TOS 25 Traction 133 Trigger point 7, 69 Vertebral instability 107 Whiplash injury 13, 21, 25

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