Low Back Pain Clinical Trial
Official title:
Effects of Association of Trunk Stretching and Segmental Stabilization Exercises in Chronic Unspecific Low Back Pain: a Randomized Clinical Trial
The incidence of chronic nonspecific low back pain is the highest in the world population and can lead to disability. One of the standards treatments for this condition is the segmental stabilization exercises, as well as trunk stretching. However, there is no study that associates these two treatments for nonspecific low back pain. This study will be a controlled clinical trial, randomized, prospective, single-blind with a quantitative approach that compares the efficacy of the association between segmental stabilization + trunk stretching with segmental stabilization + placebo stretching in patients with chronic nonspecific low back pain.
BACKGROUND: Chronic nonspecific low back pain (LCI) has a high incidence in the world
population and can lead to disability. Several therapeutic approaches have been studied to
treat this pathology, but most investigate only the efficacy of one form of treatment per
group. Studies show the effect of Segmental Stabilization in patients with LCI, but there is
a gap on the effects of the association of trunk stretches with segmental stabilization
exercises on pain and disability with LCI. Therefore, the objective of this study is to
investigate the effects of the association of trunk stretching and segmental stabilization
exercises on chronic non-specific low back pain in the short and medium term.
Method / Design: It will be a controlled, randomized, prospective, blinded clinical trial
with quantitative approach, performed at the Clinical School of Physiotherapy of the UFPB.
Participants in the study were 34 subjects of both sexes, aged 18 to 80 years, with pain
equal to or greater than 3 by the Numerical Pain Scale (0/10) randomized into two groups:
Placebo Stretching Group + Segmental Stabilization (n = 17) who will only do exercises of
placebo stretching and segmental stabilization; And Segmental Stretching-Stabilization Group
(n = 17), submitted to segmental stabilization exercises associated with trunk stretches;
Both groups with 12 sessions. The results on pain intensity, functional capacity, overall
effect perception, and clinical-psycho-functional assessment, as per the IMMPACT
recommendations for clinical trials of effectiveness and efficacy of treatment for chronic
pain, will be made by a blind After the intervention, three and six months after
randomization.
Discussion: Because of its design, it will be possible to blind the evaluator, the
randomizer, and the patient. At the end of the research we hope to contribute to the clinical
decision-making process in the choice of therapies that improve pain and disability in
patients with non-specific chronic low back pain.
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