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Ye Sull Kim1,2, Taehoon Kim1, Youngkwan Lee1
1Department of Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine, Medical School, Jeonbuk National University, Jeonju, South Korea.
Abstract:
Cancer patients are increasing in number, with an increased lifespan and advances in cancer treatment. Palliative care physicians often encounter difficulties in caring for patients with pain. In addition to cancer-related pain, patients with cancer may suffer from various musculoskeletal diseases, resulting in significant functional limitations of physical activities of daily living. We present three cases illustrating methods to deal with nonspecific mechanical low-back pain in patients with advanced cancer. We provide our therapeutic experiences, focusing on the usefulness of radiofrequency treatment in palliative care in patients with cancer.
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