2022
DOI: 10.32598/jgums.31.2.1789.1
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Effect of Central Stability and Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization Exercises on Pain, Flexibility, Balance, Muscle Endurance and Quality of Life in Men With Nonspecific Chronic Low Back Pain

Abstract: Background: Study on the effectiveness of new methods of low back pain treatment is very important due to its high prevalence. There is no consensus on the most effective treatment for low back pain, despite the existence of different treatments options. Objective: This study aims to assess the effect of 8 weeks of dynamic neuromuscular stabilization (DNS) and core stability (CS) exercises on pain, hamstring flexibility, balance, abdominal muscle strength, and quality of life (QoL) in men with chronic low back… Show more

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“…Both training protocols considerably enhanced the variables of pain, static balance, and abdominal muscle strength. The QoL was also greatly enhanced by the DNS exercise, while the hamstring flexibility was significantly increased by the central stability exercise [ 23 ]. Ghavipanje et al conducted a research on the effectiveness of DNS training in postpartum obese women having LBP for six weeks, and 40 postpartum obese women with LBP were randomly allocated to either DNS or conventional treatment six times a week.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Both training protocols considerably enhanced the variables of pain, static balance, and abdominal muscle strength. The QoL was also greatly enhanced by the DNS exercise, while the hamstring flexibility was significantly increased by the central stability exercise [ 23 ]. Ghavipanje et al conducted a research on the effectiveness of DNS training in postpartum obese women having LBP for six weeks, and 40 postpartum obese women with LBP were randomly allocated to either DNS or conventional treatment six times a week.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…V oblasti léčby pacientů s neurologickými diagnózami (Charcot-Marie Tooth, mozková obrna, roztroušená skleróza) se prokazuje pozitivní efekt DNS (Kobesova et al, 2012;Kovari et al, 2022;Lee et al, 2018). Podobně slibné výsledky evidujeme po krát-kodobých intervencích u osob s nespecifickou bolestí (spodní části) zad (LBP) (Mousavi & Rizi, 2022). Díky pozitivním výsledkům především v běžné praxi se DNS rozšířila do léčby sportovců, což se přeneslo i do výzkumné činnosti (Davidek et al, 2018).…”
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“…Z pohledu zdravotních aspektů je možné, že by DNS mohla sloužit jako efektivní prostředek např. pro LBP, což dokládají i výzkumy na běžné populaci (Karartı et al, 2023;Mousavi & Rizi, 2022). Hypotézu podporuje Kobesova et al (2018), kde však byla intervence provedena na asymptomatických běžkařích, dále také Novak et al (2021) případovou studií u kanoisty, avšak zde bylo použito více prostředků pro léčbu.…”
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