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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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Spinal manipulation and mobilization in the right direction: part 2

Finding the best way to manipulate or mobilize the spine in patients with severe radiculopathies can be difficult for many physiotherapists. There are two ways to determine the right direction. The first is the H-reflex approach, which Mohamed Sabahhi described (Abdulwahab and Sabbahi, 2000; Ali Ashraf and Sabbahi, 2001; Ali and Sabbahi, 2000), Another one is the Robin McKenzie-described pre-manipulative testing (McKenzie R 1981). Both … Continue reading Spinal manipulation and mobilization in the right direction: part 2

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