ABSTRACT:In industrialized countries, approximately 50-80% of the populations have low back pain at some times in their lives. Lumbar disc Herniation with low back pain is one of the most frequent reason for physical & functional restriction in patients. There is a steady rise in surgical interventions for the disc herniation. Microdiscectomy is a choice for symptomatic, single level lumbar disc herniation. The question is whether a post-microdiscectomy physiotherapy intervention reduces low back pain & enhances functional activities has not been systematically exploredWe have done this study to assess effectiveness of SWD with back extensor exercises to reduce disability and improve quality of life after single level lumbar microdiscectomy, to assess effectiveness of US with back extensor exercises to reduce disability and improve the quality of life after single level lumbar microdiscectomy.
Objectives:The main objective of the study was to evaluate the functional outcome of fracture of shaft of femur and tibia in children treated by TEN/ESIN system. Methodology: The present study was an observational clinical study which included cases with the diagnosis of femoral and tibial fractures admitted to the
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