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What does science say about the impact of neuromobilization on chronic low back pain?

Chronic low back pain is a prevalent and debilitating condition that affects countless individuals worldwide. Seeking evidence-based solutions for pain management is paramount in modern healthcare. One emerging therapy, neuromobilization, has shown promise in addressing this pressing issue. In 2009, a study conducted by Michał Dwornik, et. al., aimed to assess the effectiveness of neuromobilization in treating patients with chronic low back pain, using both … Continue reading What does science say about the impact of neuromobilization on chronic low back pain?

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Does combining orthoses with kinesitherapy improve neuromotor performance in lumbar instability patients?

Chronic low back pain often stems from various underlying factors, one of which is spinal instability. Despite its significance, there remains a lack of consensus regarding its precise definition and clinical relevance. Additionally, effective conservative treatment protocols have not been firmly established. Addressing this gap, in 2005 study conducted by M. Celestini et. al., sought to unravel the relationship between symptomatic characteristics and radiological findings … Continue reading Does combining orthoses with kinesitherapy improve neuromotor performance in lumbar instability patients?

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Part 4- Evidence behind McKenzie method of mechanical diagnosis and therapy

Directional preference research: Wernecke et al. (2011) define directional preference as either (1) a specific direction of trunk movement or posture observed during the physical examination or (2) a specific aggravating or easing factor reported by the patient during the subjective history that alleviates or decreases the patient’s pain, with or without the pain moving or increasing the patient’s lumbar ROM. It is possible for … Continue reading Part 4- Evidence behind McKenzie method of mechanical diagnosis and therapy

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Can patient expectations predict the success of acupuncture and massage in alleviating chronic low back pain?

In 2001, Kalauokalani, et. al., conducted study about Chronic low back pain which is a complex medical issue often challenging to manage due to various factors, including psychological influences and the absence of a definitive superior treatment. In light of these challenges, a recent sub analysis of a randomized clinical trial examined the potential link between a patient’s expectations and the effectiveness of specific treatments … Continue reading Can patient expectations predict the success of acupuncture and massage in alleviating chronic low back pain?

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Can Percutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (PENS) revolutionize chronic low back pain management?

In 1999, Ghoname, et. al., conducted study about Chronic low back pain (LBP) which is a widespread condition in the United States, causing significant disability and economic burden. Current pain management strategies, including opioid and nonopioid medications, often come with adverse effects and provide limited long-term benefits. In the pursuit of effective and nonpharmacologic pain therapies, researchers investigated the potential of percutaneous electrical nerve stimulation … Continue reading Can Percutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (PENS) revolutionize chronic low back pain management?

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