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Management of adult patients consulting their general

practitioner for low back pain (LBP)

BOUTON C1,2,3, RAMOND-ROQUIN A1,2,3, RABER C1, PERNOLLET E1, HUEZ JF1,2,3

1Department of General Practice, University of Angers

2Laboratory of Ergonomics and Epidemiology in Occupational Health, University of Angers

3 National organization of general practice teachers (CNGE)

France

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Introduction

Low Back Pain (LBP) :

One of the most frequent reasons for encounter in general practice

Recommandations exist but uncertain evolution

= difficult management for GPs

Direct and indirect costs

Lack of data on management of LBP in France

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Aim

Description of the management of patients from 18 to 65

consulting their GP for LBP in France.

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Methods « Ecogen »

National French cross sectional study

Collection of content of the consultation of GPs

128 GPs, observed by their 54 medical interns

1 day per week for 5 months

ICPC-2 :

Reasons for encounter

Results of consultation / diagnosis

Procedures:

diagnostic, therapeutic, preventive, administrative

Socio-demographic characteristics of patients and GPs

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Methods

Extraction of data from Ecogen

18-65 years old

LBP = L03 or L84 or L86 as a result of consultation

L03= low back symptoms

L84= back syndrome without radiating pain L86= back syndrome with radiating pain

Analysis

Distribution of all the procedures prescribed or done by the GP during the consultation

Relative frequencies among consultations

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Consultations for low back pain with/without sciatica N=846 ( 7,3%)

L03 ( N=152 ) L84 ( N=369 ) L86 ( N=325 ) Consultations assessed for eligibility

N=20781

Declined to participate n=168

Included consultations N=20613

Consultations less than 18 years old N=3604

Consultations more than 65 years old N= 5499

Consultations 18-65 years old included N=11510

Results

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Results

2471 procedures = 2.92 per consultation

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Diagnostic procedures

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Therapeutic procedures

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Preventive procedures

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Administrative procedures

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Discussion

Ecogen= Original data for French primary care research

Good exhaustiveness and representativity

Prevalence of LBP in consultations : 7,3%

Too many prescriptions of imaging

= Coherence with litterature

Advice and explanations… reassurance

what really happens in the consultations: not only costly prescriptions

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Discussion - Limits

Ecogen =not designed for LBP

= transversal data collection

Duration of LBP: acute, chronic, recurrent episode

No medical past history

No « red-flags »

Determinants of the management in LBP: duration of epidose, intensity of pain and radiating pain

(Kovacs BMC HSR 2006 / Webster J Gen Intern Med 2005)

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Perspectives

Preliminary results

Procedures in fonction of

socio-demographic characteristics

radiating pain or not

Comparisons to other chronic pains

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Thank you for your

attention!!

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