Back Pain - The Most Common Causes

Back Pain - The Most Common Causes
The majority of adult people are suffering from back pain. Hence if you are one of them, you are definitely not alone. By taking a close look at the causes, we shall understand better of how to avoid back pain.

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Abstract  Retroisthmic cleft refers to a cleft in the lamina and is rarely reported. It was first described by Brocher, and later Wick et al. proposed the term “laminolysis” to describe the retroisthmic cleft by analogy with the nomenclature of the applied stress fracture of the pars interarticularis (spondylolysis) and the pedicle (pediculolysis). In this paper, we describe two adolescent sports players with symptomatic lumbar laminolysis. Both improved significantly after adequate conservative treatment. Knowledge of laminolysis in adolescent patients with low back pain is necessary to avoid overlooking it and late diagnosis. For correct diagnosis, multidetector three-dimensional computed tomography (CT) is suggested. In addition, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)…

Predictors for Long-Term Back Pain and Disability Evaluated

Predictors for Long-Term Back Pain and Disability Evaluated
For patients who miss work with low back pain, persistent disability and pain one year after treatment are associated with baseline pain intensity and degree of disability, diffuse tenderness, health anxiety and fear avoidance, little or moderate exercise, and having made a compensation claim, according to a study in the August issue of The Spine Journal. (Source: Modern Medicine)

Positions For Curing Lower Back Pain

Positions For Curing Lower Back Pain
You may be suffering from a chronic lower backache. Exercise is necessary for relieving or preventing lower back pain that might occur to you. I would like to recommend some effective practices in exercising as the basic for those who suffer from lower backache. However, exercise should be done correctly to avoid back injuries.

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Abstract  The presence of persistent low back pain leads to avoidance of daily activities, contributes to further exercise intolerance and subsequent further loss of functional capacity. We sought to search for the relationship between lumbar magnetic resonance imaging findings and deconditioning in a homogeneous subset of patients with low back pain. We studied 20 sedentary, nonsmoking patients with chronic low back pain using symptom-limited cardiopulmonary exercise testing using treadmill breath-by-breath analysis using modified Bruce protocol. Lumbar facet and disc degeneration involving L1-S1 levels were assessed using 1.5 Tesla MRI. The total number of levels involved was positively correlated with age (r = 0.478, P = 0.033). The Pfirrmann grading o…

Health literacy and beliefs among a community cohort with and without chronic low back pain

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We examined the health literacy of individuals with CLBP using a mixed methods approach. One-hundred and seventeen adults, comprising 61 with no history of CLBP and 56 with CLBP (28 with low and high disability, respectively, as determined by a median split in Oswestry scores) participated. Data regarding severity of pain, LBP-related disability, fear avoidance, beliefs about LBP and pain catastrophizing were collected using questionnaires. Health literacy was measured using the Short-form Test of Functional Health Literacy in Adults (S-TOFHLA). A sub-sample of 36 participants with CLBP also participated in in-depth interviews to qualitatively explore their beliefs about LBP and experiences in seeking, understanding and using information related to LBP. LBP-related beliefs and behaviours, …

Back Pain - Tips on How to Avoid a Bad Back

Back Pain - Tips on How to Avoid a Bad Back
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This study will evaluate the feasibility of a randomised controlled trial (RCT), exploring the effects of three forms of physiotherapy (supervised general exercise programme, individualized walking programme and usual physiotherapy, which will serve as the control group) on sleep quality in people with chronic low back pain. A presenting sample of 60 consenting patients will be recruited in the physiotherapy department of Beaumont Hospital, Dublin, Ireland, and randomly allocated to one of the three groups in a concealed manner. The main outcomes will be sleep quality (self-report and objective measurement), and self-reported functional disability, pain, quality of life, fear avoidance, anxiety and depression, physical activity, and patient satisfaction. Outcome will be evaluated at baseli…

Home Air Inflator Station - Protect Yourself From Back Pain

Home Air Inflator Station - Protect Yourself From Back Pain
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