… -term response to fluoroscopically guided single CIESI in patients with neck pain and cervical
radiculopathy and to identify factors that are predictive of therapeutic outcome after CIESI. …

Background Context Lumbosacral epidural steroid injections (ESIs) have increased
dramatically despite a narrowing of the clinical indications for use. One potential indication is to …

… factors influencing the ISSNHL prognosis of combination therapy (combined intratympanic
and systemic use of steroids, … The new prediction model was developed through these factors. …

… hip corticosteroid injections and identify patient predictive factors on injection response. We
… , and duration of symptoms to steroid injection did not predict injection outcome. We found …

… radicular pain had a positive predictive value of 92.3% for … predictive value to many clinical
factors that are anecdotally felt to potentially influence the outcome of a TFESI. These factors …

… was identified as a strong predictor of symptom recurrence (p < … were not predictive of poor
outcomes following injections. … that did not have a repeat steroid injection but were still at risk …

… of patient risk factors including … steroids that include a control group to determine the specific
effect of the corticosteroid on HPA suppression or that systematically study predictive factors …

… Nonetheless, the factors that would have tailored it’s use only showed … We recommend that
Intraarticular steroid injection can … the factors predicting the response to intraarticular steroid …

… To the authors’ knowledge, this is the first study to assess PG satisfaction scores and
predictive factors associated with ESI for the treatment of radicular pain. Overall, high satisfaction …

… designed to confirm that the pain was articular in nature (18) and to determine whether an
early pain response might be a predictor of the response to steroid injection (19). Following …