Efficacy of Neck Stabilization Exercises for Neck Pain Complicating Pregnancy

El-Bandrawy, Asmaa M.; Ghareeb, Hassan O.

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“…However, this novel therapeutic tool requires further studies to support the evidence in favor of its benefits and allow for the setting of guidelines for a better utilization of this therapeutic method in the management of cervical pain. The efficacy of the physiotherapeutic treatment and its different modalities have been proven to reduce musculoskeletal pain 10,11 . Therefore, the principal objective of this study is to analyze the effects of taping in the reduction of cervical pain versus the effects of physiotherapy, as well as the additional benefits that could be obtained if these two therapies were combined for the management of neck pain and whether the results of the complementary treatment are modified according to the order in which the neuromuscular taping treatment is applied.…”

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Effects of neuromuscular taping as an independent or complementary method to physiotherapeutic treatment in the management of cervical pain

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2018

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Efectos del vendaje neuromuscular como método independiente o complementario de tratamiento fisioterapéutico en el manejo del dolor cervical Ximena-María Villota-Chicaíza 1 ; Julián-Alfredo Fernández-Niño 2 Suggested citation: Villota-Chicaíza XM, Fernández-Niño JA. Effects of neuromuscular taping as an independent or complementary method to physiotherapeutic treatment in the management of cervical pain. Rev Univ Ind Santander Salud.

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“…73.33 (11) 60.00 (9) 53.33 (8) 60.00 (9) 61.67 (37) 0.79 NSAIDs 66.67 (10) 20.00 340.00 (6) 33.33 (5) 40.00 (24) 0.08…”

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The effects of neck, core, and combined stabilization practices on pain, disability, and improvement of the neck range of motion in elderly with chronic non-specific neck pain

Soroush¹,

Arefi

Pouya

et al. 2022

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BACKGROUND: Chronic non-specific neck pain is the most prevalent neck pain with notable impacts on the quality of life in the elderly. OBJECTIVE: The impacts of the neck, core, and combined stabilization practices on pain, disability, and improvement of the neck range of motion in the elderly with chronic non-specific neck pain were examined. METHOD: A quasi-experimental (open label) study was carried out through a cluster sampling in two phases in Tehran-Iran in 2017. Totally, 102 patients were randomly allocated to three groups of specific neck stabilization, specific core stabilization, and combined practices through envelope method. The intervention took 12 weeks. To measure the severity of pain and neck disability, the visual analog scale (VAS), neck disability index (NDI), and neck pain and disability scale (NPDS) was used. A goniometer was used to measure the range of the motion. To examine data, used SPSS (v.20). RESULT: The results, confirmed a significant decrease in pain over the time in the three therapeutic groups (p = 0.000). In addition, there was a significant difference between neck, core, and combined stabilization groups. Moreover, there was a significant increase in the angle of motion in all treatment groups with different treatment duration (P = 0.000). The highest increase in the angle of motion was after 12 weeks of practice in right lateral flexion (RLF) (p = 0.000). CONCLUSION: Twelve sessions of the neck, core, and combined stabilization practices can alleviate the pain and improve the strength in the elderly with chronic non-specific neck pain. In addition, compared to two other methods, the combined method was a more efficient way to improve the range of motion in patients.

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Effect of 12-Week Neck, Core, and Combined Stabilization Exercises on the Pain and Disability of Elderly Patients With Chronic Non-specific Neck Pain: A Clinical Trial

Azadi

Amjad

Marioryad

et al. 2019

Salmand

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Objectives To investigate the effect of 12 weeks of neck stabilization, core stabilization, and combined stabilization exercises on pain and disability among elderly people in Tehran City, Iran. Methods & Materials This study was a 12 weeks open-label clinical trial. A total of 18 elderly patients with chronic neck pain were randomly assigned into three groups: neck stabilization training (6 people), core stabilization training (6 people), and combined stabilization training (6 people). The severity of neck pain and disability before the beginning of the training, 8 weeks after training and one week after the completion of the exercises were measured using the Visual Analog Scale (VAS), Neck Disability Index (NDI) and Neck Pain and Disability Scale (NPDI). To investigate the effect of time, repeated measure analysis of variance was used to analyze the data in SPSS version 21. Results The Mean±SD scores of pain before and after neck stabilization treatment were respectively 6.08±0.58, 4.83±0.52 for VAS and 49.17±2.86 and 39.17±2.79 for NDI; and 56.4±2.11 and 50.0±1.64 for NPDI; those differences between pairs were significant. The Mean±SD scores of pain before and after core stabilization treatment were respectively, 6.00±0.55, 4.92±0.20 for VAS; 49.67±1.86 and 39.17 ±1.94 for NDI; and 56.01±2.44, and 48.92±1.16 for NPDI; those differences between pairs were significant. Also, the Mean±SD scores of pain before and after combined stabilization treatment were respectively, 6.00±0.45, 4.00±0.32 for VAS; 49.83±2.23 and 37.17±2.86 for NDI; and 55.25±0.28 and 47.51±1.44 for NPDI; those differences between pairs were significant (P<0.05). Among the underlying variables, gender was the only significant factor in pain relief in the elderly (F=6.21, P=0.02), while other variables were not significant (P>0.05). Conclusion The findings of this study showed that 12 sessions of neck, core, and combined stabilization training in the neck region could improve the tolerance and pain of the elderly with nonspecific chronic neck pain.

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Efficacy of Neck Stabilization Exercises for Neck Pain Complicating Pregnancy

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Effects of neuromuscular taping as an independent or complementary method to physiotherapeutic treatment in the management of cervical pain

Effects of neuromuscular taping as an independent or complementary method to physiotherapeutic treatment in the management of cervical pain

The effects of neck, core, and combined stabilization practices on pain, disability, and improvement of the neck range of motion in elderly with chronic non-specific neck pain

Effect of 12-Week Neck, Core, and Combined Stabilization Exercises on the Pain and Disability of Elderly Patients With Chronic Non-specific Neck Pain: A Clinical Trial

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