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See Latest ArticlesPredicting persistent low back pain in schoolchildren: A prospective cohort study
Arthritis Care and Research , 09/30/09
Jones GT et al. – Although childhood consultations for LBP are infrequent, the authors have shown that 25% of children 11–14 years of age with LBP still report symptoms 4 years later. These children can be identified early by a combination of clinical markers and etiologic factors. This provides a basis for considering interventions for secondary prevention; the challenge will be to determine whether we can intervene to alter symptom trajectory at an early stage.
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