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Ultraschall Med 2021; 42(06): 659-660
DOI: 10.1055/a-1686-3479
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DEGUM: Ultraschall ermöglicht zielgerichtete Schmerztherapie bei chronischen Rückenschmerzen

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Rückenschmerzen sind der häufigste Grund für einen Arztbesuch in Deutschland. Fehlbelastungen, Nervenschäden und Verschleißerscheinungen an der Wirbelsäule können zu Entzündungen und schmerzhaften Bewegungseinschränkungen führen. Der Ultraschall bietet neue innovative diagnostische und therapeutische Verfahren in der Schmerztherapie von Rückenleiden. Sonografisch geführte Injektionen in Wirbelgelenke oder an die Nervenwurzeln können Schmerzen reduzieren und ermöglichen so erst weitere Behandlungsformen wie eine Physiotherapie. Darauf hat die DEGUM in einer Pressemitteilung im Oktober 2021 hingewiesen. Durch eine ultraschallgeführte kurzfristige Ausschaltung von Nerven kann außerdem der Schmerzursprung identifiziert werden.

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02 December 2021

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