… terms of factors that predict outcomes in patients following ESI for disc-related sciatica. The
… The results of this systematic review can help to inform at least some of the decisions about …

… Despite the use of QST has become more widespread, the utility QST to predict the outcome
in radiculopathy secondary to lumbar herniation has yet to be established [37]. There are …

… , presence of lumbar paraspinal and sciatic notch sensitivity, … Our results with reviewing
outcomes of the caudal epidural … have explored factors that may predict a successful response to …

… sciatica. The aim of this study is to evaluate if opioids have an impact on … outcome in patients
suffering from lumbar disc herniation. To assess this objectively quantitative sensory testing (…

… the changes in quantitative sensory testing (QST) phenotypes … who do respond to treatment
of radicular pain with a lumbar … with altered outcomes following epidural steroid injections [25]…

… time course of recovery in sensory dysfunction and the results of different treatment options.
… to predict the surgical success in patients undergoing sequestrectomy [31, 32]. In sciatica, …

… (ESIs) for sciatica, and sacroiliac joint (SIJ) injections and … (standardized pain stimulus)
predicted less pain relief with ESI, … prior studies on quantitative sensory testing found an inverse …

… method, such as Quantitative Sensory Testing (QST), can be considered as another limitation…
Can quantitative sensory testing predict the outcome of epidural steroid injections in sciatica…

… This study included 20 patients complaining of low back pain and sciatica owing to LSR.
Participants were included in the study if they fulfilled the following criteria [2,18]: …

… In a similar study that sought to predict ESI outcomes, Schiff and Eisenberg28 reported mixed
results for quantitative sensory testing. Compared with quantitative sensory testing which is …