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How do different endurance exercises affect chronic low-back pain management?

In 2014, a study conducted by Mbada, et. al., which explains about Chronic low-back pain, particularly Long-term Mechanical Low-Back Pain (LMLBP), poses significant challenges to patients’ physical abilities and overall quality of life. In a groundbreaking study, Nigerian researchers explored how different exercise regimens, combined with the McKenzie Protocol (MP), impact Health-Related Quality of Life (HRQoL) in LMLBP patients. The study, a single-blind controlled trial, … Continue reading How do different endurance exercises affect chronic low-back pain management?

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Which exercise regimen is more effective for low back pain: full ROM or limited ROM?

In 2013, a randomized controlled trial has shed light on the effectiveness of different exercise regimens for individuals suffering from chronic low back pain. Conducted by James Steele and colleagues, the study compared the impacts of full range of motion (ROM) versus limited ROM isolated lumbar extension exercises on key outcomes such as lumbar extension strength, perceived pain, and disability. Chronic low back pain is … Continue reading Which exercise regimen is more effective for low back pain: full ROM or limited ROM?

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Does OMT offer relief for diabetes patients with persistent low back pain?

In 2013, Licciardone, et. al., conducted study about Chronic pain which often complicates the management of diabetes mellitus, posing a significant challenge for patients and healthcare providers alike. However, recent findings from a subgroup analysis of the OSTEOPAThic Health outcomes In Chronic low back pain (OSTEOPATHIC) Trial suggest that osteopathic manual treatment (OMT) could offer meaningful relief for those grappling with both diabetes and chronic … Continue reading Does OMT offer relief for diabetes patients with persistent low back pain?

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Does combining traction with stretching and infrared therapy enhance low back pain rehabilitation?

In 2012, a researchers at Cairo University have conducted a groundbreaking study exploring the benefits of lumbar extension traction in conjunction with traditional stretching exercises and infrared radiation for patients suffering from chronic mechanical low back pain (CMLBP). Published by Aliaa A. Diab and Ibrahim M. Moustafa, the study aimed to assess the efficacy of this combined treatment on the lumbar curve, pain levels, and … Continue reading Does combining traction with stretching and infrared therapy enhance low back pain rehabilitation?

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Imaging and Management Insights for Lumbar Disc Herniation and Radicular Syndrome

Imaging Features and Early Outcomes: Research has shown that the characteristics of lumbar disc herniation on imaging can predict the early outcomes of conservative management. Saal et al. (1990) found that the largest extrusions showed the most resorption, while contained protrusions had the least. Similar findings were reported by Delauche-Cavallier (1992), Maigne (1992), Bush (1992), and Cowan (1992), who noted that young patients often exhibited … Continue reading Imaging and Management Insights for Lumbar Disc Herniation and Radicular Syndrome

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