O019 / #273 RESTORATIVE NEUROSTIMULATION FOR CHRONIC MECHANICAL LOW BACK PAIN – THREE YEAR RESULTS FROM THE UNITED KINGDOM POST MARKET CLINICAL FOLLOW-UP (PMCF) REGISTRY

Low back pain is among the leading causes of years lived with disability.1 The pathophysiology of chronic low back pain (CLBP) is complex with overlapping mechanisms including modifications to motor control, reflex inhibition and inflammatory mechanisms. Clinical evidence for the role of restorative neurostimulation in treating CLBP has emerged from both prospective follow-up and randomised clinical trials, demonstrating substantial improvements in clinical outcomes such as pain, disability, and health related quality of life (HRQoL).2–4 Here we demonstrate the generalizability, durability and safety by reporting the three-year outcomes from the United Kingdom PMCF cohort.