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McKenzie therapy vs. strengthening training: Which factors determine success in managing chronic low back pain?

Chronic low back pain (CLBP) poses a significant challenge for patients and healthcare providers alike, often necessitating exercise therapy for management. However, determining the most effective treatment approach and understanding which patients may not respond optimally remains a complex issue. In 2007, a study led by Tom Petersen, alongside Kristian Larsen and Soren Jacobsen, a randomized controlled trial was conducted to compare the long-term effectiveness … Continue reading McKenzie therapy vs. strengthening training: Which factors determine success in managing chronic low back pain?

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Can vertebral manipulation offer short-term relief for chronic low back pain?

In 2007, Ghroubi, et. al., conducted study about Chronic low back pain (CLBP) which presents a significant challenge in healthcare, prompting exploration into various treatment modalities. Among these, vertebral manipulation (VM) has gained attention for its potential therapeutic benefits. This study aimed to evaluate the short-term effectiveness of VM in alleviating CLBP and associated disability. In this randomized controlled trial, sixty-four CLBP patients were randomly … Continue reading Can vertebral manipulation offer short-term relief for chronic low back pain?

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Which Physiotherapy approach prevails? Assessing chronic low back disorder treatments

In 2006, a groundbreaking randomized controlled trial, researchers led by Lucy Jane Goldby, et. al., investigated the effectiveness of various components of musculoskeletal physiotherapy in addressing chronic low back disorder. This study aimed to determine the efficacy of manual therapy versus a 10-week spinal stabilization rehabilitation program in managing this prevalent condition. The background data summarized the prevalence of musculoskeletal physiotherapy techniques, with manual therapy … Continue reading Which Physiotherapy approach prevails? Assessing chronic low back disorder treatments

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Can modified hatha yoga alleviate chronic low back pain? A pilot study exploration

In 2004 a pilot study, researchers aimed to assess the feasibility and potential efficacy of a modified Hatha yoga protocol for individuals suffering from chronic low back pain (CLBP). Led by Mary Lou Galantino and her team, the study investigated the impact of a six-week yoga intervention on functional outcomes and participant perceptions. Twenty-two participants, aged between 30 and 65, diagnosed with CLBP, were randomly … Continue reading Can modified hatha yoga alleviate chronic low back pain? A pilot study exploration

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In-field note: a patient appeared with an extraspinal source of referred leg discomfort

Introduction Low back pain is not a disease, it is a symptom. It can be defined as pain between the bottom ribs and the buttock creases(Dionne et al., 2008). Chronic low back pain patients are always asking about the cause of their pain(McPhillips-Tangum et al., 1998; Cherkin et al., 1998). A lot of people can experience it during their life. For instance, 6.3%–14.4% of people … Continue reading In-field note: a patient appeared with an extraspinal source of referred leg discomfort

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