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The effect of traction with two different load on clinic and functional status of patients with subacute lumbar disc herniation

Farklı ağırlıklarda uygulanan traksiyonun subakut lomber disk hernili hastaların klinik ve fonksiyonel durumu üzerine etkisi

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82–88
Publication Date
2022-10-19
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These results suggestthat nearly half of the lumbar hernia patients can improve withinabout 2-6 weeks irrespective of the treatment, lomber hernia canbenefit from physical therapy modalities and exercise other thanlomber traction.

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Objective & Hypothesis:The aim of the study was to investigate the effects of 2 differenttraction loads on physical and clinical status in patients with subacutelomber disc hernia.
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Conclusion & Impact:These results suggestthat nearly half of the lumbar hernia patients can improve withinabout 2-6 weeks irrespective of the treatment, lomber hernia canbenefit from physical therapy modalities and exercise other thanlomber traction.
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Abstract

The aim of the study was to investigate the effects of 2 differenttraction loads on physical and clinical status in patients with subacutelomber disc hernia. Seventy patients were included in thestudy, and 9 of them withdrew their consent. Sixty-one patientswere randomised. Patients in Group 1 (n=30) and 2 (n=31) receivedintermittent traction load of 35-50% and 10-20% of theirbody weights. Exercise program was demonstrated to both groups, and the patients were trained about prevention measuresfor low back pain. Treatment results of all patients were evaluatedwith visual analog scale, short-form 36, Oswestry Low BackPain Disability Index, Roland Morris Disability Questionnaire beforeand in intragroup comparisons statistically significant differencewas found before and after treatment, and also before and40 days after treatment. While outcome evaluation scales revealedimprovements in both groups (p>0.05). These results suggestthat nearly half of the lumbar hernia patients can improve withinabout 2-6 weeks irrespective of the treatment, lomber hernia canbenefit from physical therapy modalities and exercise other thanlomber traction.

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Çalışmada, subakut lomber disk hernisi olan hastalarda, iki farklı ağırlık ile yapılan traksiyonun klinik, fonksiyonel durum ve yaşam kalitesi üzerine olan etkilerini araştırmak amaçlandı. Çalışmaya 70 hasta alındı. Dokuz hasta çalışmaya katılmak istemedi. 61 hasta randomize edildi. Grup 1’e (n=30): vücut ağırlığının %35- 50’si Grup 2’ye (n=31) vücut ağırlığının %10-20 ‘si kuvvetinde “intermittant traksiyon” uygulandı. Her iki gruba egzersiz programı gösterildi. Bel ağrısından korunma konusunda eğitildi. Tedavi; tedavi öncesi, tedavi sonrası (10. gün) ve tedaviden bir ay sonra (40. gün) yapılan visüel analog skala, short-form 36, Oswestry Bel Ağrısı Özürlülük ve Roland-Morris Fonksiyonel Değerlendirme formları ile değerlendirildi. Çalışmada, sonuç değerlendirme ölçekleri ile iki grupta iyileşme görüldü (p>0,05). Grupların kendi içlerinde yapılan karşılaştırma sonuçlarında ise VAS ölçümleri, Oswestry Bel Ağrısı Özürlülük, Roland-Morris Fonksiyonel Değerlendirme sonuçları ve SF-36 sorgulamasında tedavi öncesi-tedavi sonrası ve tedavi öncesi- 40 gün sonraki değerlendirme arasında anlamlı istatistiksel fark bulundu (p

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UZUNCA, K., MURAT, S., ERDEN, N. (2022). The effect of traction with two different load on clinic and functional status of patients with subacute lumbar disc herniation. Medeniyet Medical Journal, Cilt: 33 - Sayı: 2, 82–88. https://ajindex.com/articles/579297

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