Effect of Sling Lmubar Stabilization Exercise Program on the Balance of Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis Patients

배영현,; 박선희,; 이혜림,; 이석민,

doi:10.5762/kais.2012.13.7.3074

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“…Taping is widely used for musculoskeletal disorders or pain control. The use of taping therapy has the advantage of being painless, less discomfort after adhesion, relatively economical, and treatment lasting more than 24 hours (5)(6)(7)(8)(9). In the field, more and more attempts are made to exercise prescription using taping.…”

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The Effects of Taping and Corrective Exercise Program on Spine and Pelvic Balance in University Students

Shin

Yoon²,

Lee³

2022

Ann Appl Sport Sci

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Background. The increase in sedentary life and the decrease in physical activity lead to decreased flexibility, musculoskeletal pain, and motor dysfunction. Objectives. This study aimed to measure the alignment level, bone density, and body composition of the human body using DEXA and formetric 4D before and after applying the taping treatment and corrective exercise program for 8 weeks and analyze the difference. Methods. This study was conducted in three different groups: those who applied exercise and taping (TCEG), those who only applied exercise (CEG), and the control group, who applied neither (CG). The corrective exercise program of this study was constructed by referring to corrective exercise for dysfunction of the lumbo-pelvic-hip complex. After conducting overhead squat motion evaluation for the study participants, two upper and lower body programs were created and applied alternately, considering the compensation action. Results. As for the post-mortem results of TCEG, the change in the trunk inclination and the average value was the highest (MD:1.00±2.17), and the degree of trunk imbalance was significant (F=3.882, p=.035). As a result of measuring pelvic tilt(post:0.66±3.70) and torsion(post:0.27±2.84), the most corrected average value in TCEG was confirmed. Conclusion. We think it is necessary to correct the body shape through corrective exercise. Although various studies on corrective exercise have been conducted, they do not provide a clear standard, and body imbalance is related to several factors, so it is necessary to conduct research at a more systemic level. As in this study, it is considered that various factors need to be considered, such as attempts to correct the alignment of the spine and pelvis, as well as the differences in body composition. In the future, a complex and diverse follow-up study of corrective exercise programs and body imbalance will be needed.

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The Effects of Taping and Corrective Exercise Program on Spine and Pelvic Balance in University Students

Shin

Yoon²,

Lee³

2022

Ann Appl Sport Sci

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Comparative Effectiveness of Schroth Therapeutic Exercise Versus Sling Therapeutic Exercise in Flexibility, Balance, Spine Angle and Chest Expansion in Patient with Scoliosis

Lee¹,

Kim²

2014

Journal of the Korean Society of Physical Medicine

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| Abstract | PURPOSE:The purpose of this study suggests the exercise programs for improving the function and structure by applying the Schroth exercise method and sling exercise method to the scoliosis patient. METHODS:The subjects were 16 patients who were diagnosed with scoliosis. They were randomly assigned either to a Schroth exercise group (n=8) that received Schroth exercise program or to a sling exercise group (n=8) that received sling exercise program. Flexibility, static balance, dynamic balance, and spinal angles were measured by using the modified sit and reach test, one leg standing with closed eyes, functional reach test, and Cobb's angle, respectively.The chest expansion were calculated using differences of chest circumference between maximum inspiration and maximum expiration measured under armpits, at the junction between the sternum and xiphoid process, and at the waist.RESULT: Schroth group before and after the intervention †Corresponding Author : kimsy@dju.kr there was a difference in the static balance, spine angle, chest expansion (p<.05). sling group before and after the intervention there was a difference in the flexibility, static balance, spine angle, chest expansion (p<.05).There were significantly differences between the both groups for chest expansion thoracic level inspiratory variables at post-exercise. CONCLUSION:These results revealed that two exercise program improved flexibility, static standing balance, spine angle, chest expansion level and ability used as scoliosis management and intervention. Therefore, it is expected to be used as a method for the treatment and prevention in the process of rehabilitation of patients with scoliosis.

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Effects of Aquatic Exercise versus Sling Exercise on Spinal Angle and Flexibility in Young Adults with Scoliosis

Nam

2019

KSPM

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PURPOSE: This study assessed the exercise programs for improving the spinal angle and trunk flexibility by applying the aquatic exercise and sling exercise to young adults with scoliosis. METHODS: The subjects were 14 participants diagnosed with scoliosis. They were assigned randomly either to an aquatic exercise group (n=7) that received the WATSU exercise program or to a sling exercise group (n=7) that received a sling exercise program. The exercise program was 50 minutes once, three times a week, 12 times for four weeks. The spinal angle and flexibility were measured using the Cobb's angle and modified sit and reach test, respectively.

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Effect of Sling Lmubar Stabilization Exercise Program on the Balance of Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis Patients

Cited by 3 publications

References 22 publications

The Effects of Taping and Corrective Exercise Program on Spine and Pelvic Balance in University Students

The Effects of Taping and Corrective Exercise Program on Spine and Pelvic Balance in University Students

Comparative Effectiveness of Schroth Therapeutic Exercise Versus Sling Therapeutic Exercise in Flexibility, Balance, Spine Angle and Chest Expansion in Patient with Scoliosis

Effects of Aquatic Exercise versus Sling Exercise on Spinal Angle and Flexibility in Young Adults with Scoliosis

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