Chronic low back pain as a multisystemic phenotype: an exploratory analysis of neurosensory and psychovisceral associations
Authors:
- Fabrizio RussoFabrizio Russo
- Francesco CoralloFCFrancesco Corallo
- Anna AnselmoAAAnna Anselmo
- Maria PaganoMPMaria Pagano
- Giulia MartelloGMGiulia Martello
- Irene CappadonaICIrene Cappadona
- Davide CardileDCDavide Cardile
- Alice LaudisioALAlice Laudisio
- Gianluca VadalàGVGianluca Vadalà
- Rocco PapaliaRPRocco Papalia
- Vincenzo DenaroVDVincenzo Denaro
- 27 October 2026
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Springer Nature in European Spine Journal
- p. 1-7
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