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Protocol for a clinical practice guideline on acupuncture for chronic non-specific low back pain

  • By

  • Jiacheng Zhang

  • Yusheng Li

  • Gaoxinli Liu

  • Shun Fan

  • Peizhen Zhang

  • Qiaoling Chen

  • Jing Ning

  • Huanan Li

  • Jingui Wang

  • July 6, 2026

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    Chronic non-specific low back pain (CNLBP) affects a significant portion of adults globally, with high prevalence rates reported in various regions.

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    Acupuncture is recognized as an effective non-pharmacological treatment for CNLBP, helping to relieve pain and improve function.

  • 3

    Existing guidelines on acupuncture for low back pain lack comprehensive evidence assessment and consensus on treatment protocols for CNLBP.

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    This guideline aims to provide standardized acupuncture treatment plans specifically for CNLBP, addressing key parameters and procedures.

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    The guideline development process incorporates expert consensus and evidence grading to enhance the scientific rigor and applicability of recommendations.

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Protocol for a clinical practice guideline on acupuncture for chronic non-specific low back pain

  • by Jiacheng Zhang, Yusheng Li, Gaoxinli Liu, Shun Fan, Peizhen Zhang, Qiaoling Chen, Jing Ning, Huanan Li, Jingui Wang

  • July 6, 2026

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