1999
DOI: 10.1007/s003370050103
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Die Rekonditionierbarkeit chronischer Rückenpatienten mit muskulärer Insuffizienz

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“…In the present study, clinical outcome variables and muscular function parameters increased like they did in comparable studies using intensive muscle activation (Denner, 1999;Mannion et al, 2001a;2001b;2001c;Uhlig, 1999). Low back pain patients started the exercise therapy with a pain state of 3,8 (±2,3) points, in terms of Borg's CR10 scale meaning a back pain level from moderate to strong.…”
Section: Reconditioning and Spinal Alignmentsupporting
confidence: 72%
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“…In the present study, clinical outcome variables and muscular function parameters increased like they did in comparable studies using intensive muscle activation (Denner, 1999;Mannion et al, 2001a;2001b;2001c;Uhlig, 1999). Low back pain patients started the exercise therapy with a pain state of 3,8 (±2,3) points, in terms of Borg's CR10 scale meaning a back pain level from moderate to strong.…”
Section: Reconditioning and Spinal Alignmentsupporting
confidence: 72%
“…7), comparable to earlier investigations . With respect to the knowledge of inter-individual spine shape variability and intra-individual variations in repeated measurements of spinal alignment (Jackson et al, 2000) known as 'margin error' in pre-post-analyses (Weiß, Dieckman & Gerner, 2003;Weiß & Klein, 2006) these small changes of pelvis torsion (P-tors: -0,6° ; p=0,025) and lumbar lordosis angle (LA-max: -0,7°; p=0,012) were interpreted as relevant and statistically significant effects, following an active exercise program based on individual findings and using specific treatment elements, like a reasonably high training intensity (Dalichau et al, 2005;Denner, 1997;Uhlig, 1999) and the special coordination patterns for deep trunk muscles known as Segmental Stabilization Training (Richardson, Hodges & Hides, 2004).…”
Section: Reconditioning and Spinal Alignmentmentioning
confidence: 99%