Adhesiolysis and targeted steroid/local anesthetic injection during epiduroscopy alleviates pain and reduces sensory nerve dysfunction in patients with chronic sciatica
Tetsuya Sakai(Nagasaki University), Koji Sumikawa(Sasebo City General Hospital), Hiroshi Aoki, Hiroaki Murata(University of Nagasaki), Minoru Hojo(Nagasaki University), Masafumi Takada(Nagasaki University)
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