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What predicts successful outcomes in chronic low back pain treatments?

In 2012, a study conducted by a team of researchers, including F. Cecchi, S. Negrini, and others, has shed new light on the effectiveness of different conservative treatments for chronic low back pain (cLBP). The study, which analyzed data from a randomized trial involving 210 outpatients, aimed to identify the predictors of response to three common treatments: back school (BS), individual physiotherapy (IP), and spinal … Continue reading What predicts successful outcomes in chronic low back pain treatments?

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How do cytokines influence the effectiveness of osteopathic treatment for chronic LBP?

In 2012, a study conducted at a university-based setting in Dallas-Fort Worth has shed light on the potential role of cytokines in the osteopathic manual treatment (OMT) of patients suffering from chronic low back pain (LBP). The research, led by John C. Licciardone and his team, delved into the associations between cytokine concentrations and key osteopathic lesions, as well as the clinical outcomes in patients … Continue reading How do cytokines influence the effectiveness of osteopathic treatment for chronic LBP?

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Can individualized functional training ease chronic low back pain? A pilot study inquiry

In 2009 pilot study, conducted by Jau-Yih Tsauo and colleagues, the effectiveness of an individualized functional training program for patients suffering from chronic low back pain (LBP) was investigated. This study aimed to explore the impact of such a program on alleviating pain and improving functional capacity in individuals with non-specific LBP lasting for at least three months. The study employed a randomized, controlled trial … Continue reading Can individualized functional training ease chronic low back pain? A pilot study inquiry

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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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