Failed Back Surgery Syndrome and Back Pain Patients: Medications They use and How They relate to Their Emotional and Physical Functioning

Publisher： Jaypee Infomedia

E-ISSN： 2231-5136|5|1|53-57

ISSN： 2231-5055

Source： The DUKE Orthopaedic Journal, Vol.5, Iss.1, 2015-07, pp. : 53-57

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