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Cognitive-behavioral techniques in the treatment of chronic low back pain: preliminary results.
Review of the literature reveals chronic low back pain has not responded well to conventional medical treatment with medication and surgery. The addition of cognitive-behavioral approaches to complement conventional medicine seems to improve the results and lessens pain in this group of patients.