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Although recent experimental studies indicate that disc-derived cytokines, as for instance TNF, seems to be intimately involved in the pathophysiology of sciatica and low back pain, the clinical studies performed do not provide conclusive data on TNF-inhibition as a useful complement for treatment of such conditions to existing modalities. Based on the fact that TNF is merely one component in a complex network it was assumed that the combination of a TNF-inhibitor and an IL-1β-inhibitor could potentiate the effects in a pig model on nucleus pulposus-induced nerve conduction velocity reduction. The data indicated that combination of two cytokine inhibitors seems to be more efficient in reducing the nucleus pulposus-induced effects on nerve conduction velocity than using each inhibitor separately. This may be considered if future clinical trials for the treatment of sciatica and low back pain using just a single inhibitor may continue to demonstrate inconclusive data.

Combination of Two Cytokine Inhibitors Reduces Nucleus Pulposus-Induced Nerve Injury More Than Using Each Inhibitor Separately