Coexistence of pain and depression predicts poor 2-year surgery outcome among lumbar spinal stenosis patients

Author： Sinikallio Sanna Airaksinen Olavi Aalto Timo Lehto Soili M. Kröger Heikki Viinamäki Heimo

ISSN： 0803-9488

Source： Nordic Journal of Psychiatry, Vol.64, Iss.6, 2010-12, pp. : 391-396

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