5. Conclusions
DLSS, pain
Patients with DLSS who primarily complain of LLRP may benefit from CIMS after SNRB, as we have shown that it results in a steady improvement in pain for up to 3 months after treatment and improves assessment of spinal function. However, these effects did not improve the QoL. In conclusion, we believe that post-SNRB CIMS is a valid treatment option to improve pain and functional outcomes in patients with DLSS and LLRP. However, CIMS did not improve QoL.