Prediction of Postoperative Pain Intensity after Lumbar Spinal Surgery Using Pain Sensitivity and Preoperative Back Pain Severity

Publisher： John Wiley & Sons Inc

E-ISSN： 1526-4637|15|12|2037-2045

ISSN： 1526-2375

Source： PAIN MEDICINE, Vol.15, Iss.12, 2014-12, pp. : 2037-2045

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