Effects of low back pain stabilization or movement system impairment treatments on voluntary postural adjustments: a randomized controlled trial.
Effects of low back pain stabilization or movement system impairment treatments on voluntary postural adjustments: a randomized controlled trial.
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10.1016/j.spinee.2014.10.020
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2015-04-01
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通讯作者:
Henry SM
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Lomond KV;Jacobs JV;Hitt JR;DeSarno MJ;Bunn JY;Henry SM
People with low back pain (LBP) exhibit impaired anticipatory postural adjustment (APAs). To evaluate whether current motor retraining treatments address LBP-associated changes in movement coordination during tasks that do and do not require APAs. Prospectively registered, randomized controlled trial with a blinded assessor. Outcome evaluations occurred in a university laboratory; treatments, in outpatient physical therapy clinics. Fifteen subjects without LBP and 33 subjects with chronic, recurrent, non-specific LBP. Twelve subjects with LBP received stabilization treatment, 21 received Movement System Impairment (MSI)-based treatment, over 6 weekly 1-hour sessions plus home exercises. Pre- and post- treatment, surface electromyography (EMG) was recorded bilaterally from trunk and leg muscles during unsupported and supported leg-lifting tasks, which did and did not require an APA, respectively. Vertical reaction forces under the contralateral leg were recorded to characterize the APA. Oswestry disability scores and numeric pain ratings were also recorded. Persons with LBP demonstrated an impaired APA compared to persons without LBP, characterized by increased pre-movement contralateral force application and increased post-movement trunk EMG amplitude, regardless of the task. Following treatments, both groups similarly improved in disability and function; however, APA characteristics did not change (i.e. force application or EMG amplitude) in either task. Treating clinicians were not blinded to treatment allocation, only short-term outcomes were assessed, and main effects of treatment do not rule out non-specific effects of time or repeated exposure. Movement impairments in persons with LBP are not limited to tasks requiring an APA. Stabilization and MSI-based treatments for LBP do not ameliorate, and may exacerbate, APA impairments (i.e., excessive force application and increased post-movement trunk muscle activation).
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DOI:
10.1016/j.clinph.2009.11.076
发表时间:
2010-03
期刊:
Clinical neurophysiology : official journal of the International Federation of Clinical Neurophysiology
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作者:
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