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Inflammatory back pain (IBP) is key for identifying axial spondyloarthritis (axSpA) early. Recognizing IBP aids prompt referral to rheumatology services, improving patient outcomes and avoiding delayed diagnosis.

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  • To highlight the importance of recognizing IBP for timely rheumatology referrals.

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    • IBP can facilitate earlier rheumatology referrals, mitigating diagnostic delays.

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    • Inflammatory back pain is a valuable indicator for identifying patients with axial spondyloarthritis.
    • Improved recognition and application of IBP concepts can significantly reduce diagnostic delays in axSpA.
    • Integrating IBP with comprehensive clinical assessment improves diagnostic accuracy and patient outcomes.