*Benefits and harms not evaluated in this review
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Treating non-specific low back pain
Interactive
Acute pain
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pain, as evaluated in this review. Select
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Chronic pain
Pharmaceutical
Non-pharmaceutical*
Evidence of efficacy
Uncertain efficacy
Evidence of inefficacy
Evidence
of no
harms
Evidence
of harms
Uncertain
harms
Evidence of efficacy
Uncertain efficacy
Evidence of inefficacy
Uncertain
harms
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Responsibility
Risks
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Efficacy
Pain type
Chronic
Acute
Pain type
Only applicable
for
acute
low
back pain
Pain type
Only applicable
for
chronic
low back pain
No evidence of efficacy
Certainty
Moderate
No evidence of harms
Certainty
Very low
Evidence summary
Link to guideline
Harms
Link to guideline