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Chronic back pain is a serious public health issue, associated with poor quality of life and disability. There is a specific group of chronic back pain sufferers whose pain persists despite their having undergone anatomically successful lumbosacral spine surgery. These patients are known as having failed back surgery syndrome (FBSS) and are frequently seen in pain clinics. It is currently unclear what constitutes routine practice in terms of diagnosis and treatment of FBSS in the UK.

Diagnosis and treatment of failed back surgery syndrome in the UK: mapping of practice using a cross-sectional survey