[PDF] Top 20 Motor control or graded activity exercises for chronic low back pain? A randomised controlled trial

... for motor control exercise is that people with low back pain have poor control and coordination of the trunk muscles that results in control of movement and stability of ... See full document

... MCI exercises are often and falsely referred to as motor control exercises, spinal stabilisation or core sta- bility ...MCI exercises aim to improve function through repetitive normal ... See full document

... in chronic low back pain there is evidence of impaired motor functioning of specific trunk ...with low back ...with back pain [24, 25] and also delay of its ... See full document

... for chronic pain; CEQ: Credibility and expectancy questionnaire; CLBP: Chronic low back pain; EQ-5D: EuroQol questionnaire; EXP: Exposure; FESS: Pain self efficacy ... See full document

... muscular control and regulation of dynamic movement may lead to inappropriate muscular activity [11, 12] and is thought to contribute to taut muscles, imbalanced muscle activation, poor posture, and ... See full document

... of chronic low back pain aims to re- duce pain and disability ...with chronic low back pain ...with low back pain may have signifi- cant ... See full document

... non-specific chronic LBP were recruited through local newspapers except for a few patients (eight people) who had contacted the trial research centres of the Tehran University of Medical Sci- ences ... See full document

... Physical activity plays an important role in the management of chronic low back pain ...with chronic LBP are less likely to meet recommended physical activity ...on ... See full document

... manage low back ...of low back pain as far back as the 1980’s with some promising short-term results ...their low back moves, and have their posture monitored while ... See full document

... for low back pain called “ diagnostic and mechanical therapy ” or, sim- ply, the McKenzie[19] ...lower back and lower limbs are classified into three subgroups: 1) derangement syndrome, 2) ... See full document

... physical activity levels as recommended by LBP self-management ...with chronic LBP who are physically active experience less pain (− ...numerical pain scale) and disability (− ...physical ... See full document

... impact aerobic exercises, and strengthening exercises aimed at all the main muscle groups. The overall aim was to encourage normal movement of the spine. No special equipment was needed. Participants were ... See full document

... part of a comprehensive sensorimotor training package de- livered over a minimum of 10 weeks. In the current study sensory discrimination training (tactile acuity training combined with graphaesthesia training) was used ... See full document

... All the primary data analyses will be carried out accord- ing to a pre-established analysis plan; all analyses will be done applying SAS software (v. 9.2 Service Pack 4; SAS Institute Inc., Cary, NC, USA). All ... See full document

... Strengthening exercises for abdominal and trunk mus- cles, motor control exercises for lumbar multifidus (LM) and transversus abdominis (TrA) and stretching exer- cises for trunk and lower ... See full document

... of back muscles, measured by electromyography ...and randomised in equal proportions between the two groups: Group-1 (G1, n=16) LMSE and Group-2 (G2, n=16) ... See full document

... This is a small wrist-mounted device (37 × 29 × 10 mm; 16 grams), worn on the non-dominant wrist, which detects and logs movement intensity and duration by means of a small piezo-electric accelerometer. Using sleep ... See full document

... having back pain ≥3 months without radiation, disability score on ODI up to 40% (minimum to moderate disability) both the genders (male and female) between the ages of 25 - 40 years were eligible for the ... See full document

... aerobic exercises in older adults and will be the largest randomized controlled trial in this ...with low risk of bias to obtain an eight score on the PEDro ... See full document

... Step 1: Subject in supine with neutral position of the spine (gentle anterior curve in the lumbar spine). Assistant was given to the patient to press their lumbar back to the ground thus making a posterior tilt at ... See full document