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Percutaneous coblation of the intervertebral disc for low back pain and sciatica (HTG397, formerly IPG543)

NICE · UK (England)

IPG543 (date not shown on fetched listing)

Adults with discogenic low back pain or sciatica considered for disc coblation.

Published by
NICE
Country
UK (England)
Topic
degenerative lumbar
Type
IPG
Version
IPG543 (date not shown on fetched listing)
Last updated
migrated to HealthTech guidance HTG397; content unchanged
Status
Current
Access
free

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