Correlation of disability and pain with postural balance among women with chronic low back pain

Brech, Guilherme Carlos; Andrusaitis, Silvia Ferreira; Vitale, Gabriela Faller; Greve, Júlia Maria D’Andréa

doi:10.6061/clinics/2012(08)17

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“…These correlations are not confirmed by other authors. Brech et al, using dynamic posturography, did not reveal a significant effect of chronic low back pain on altered postural stability of patients [20]. However, their study group was small, comprising 10 women aged 30-55 years (average age of 46.2 years).…”

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“…Przy to czo nych za le żno ści nie po twier dzają wy ni ki in nych ba da czy. W ob ser wa cji Brech'a i wsp., wy ko rzy stu ją cej po stu ro gra fię dy na micz ną, nie za ob ser wo wa no istot ne go wpły wu prze wle kłych do le gli wo ści bó lo wych dol ne go od cin ka krę go słu pa na zmia nę sta bil no ści cia ła ba da nych osób [20]. Pró -ba jed nak do ty czy ła ma ło li czeb nej gru py 10 ko biet w wie ku 30-55 lat (śred ni wiek 46,2 lat).…”

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Prospective Evaluation of the Correlation of Posturographic Data, Pain Intensity and Functional Capacity in Patients with Osteoarthritis of the Lumbosacral Spine - Pilot Study

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STRESZCZENIEWstęp. W ostat nich la tach wy ka za no istot ny wpływ cho ro by zwy rod nie nio wej sta wów koń czyn dol nych i krę go słu pa na pogor sze nie sta bil no ści cia ła czło wie ka. Brak jed nak do nie sień wy ka zu ją cych ko re la cję po mię dzy war to ścia mi okre śla ją cy mi stabil ność cia ła a mo żli wo ścia mi funk cjo nal ny mi tych cho rych.Ce l pra cy. 1. Oce na wy bra nych pa ra me trów po stu ro gra ficz nych w gru pie ko biet z po do strym bó lem oko li cy lę dźwio wo -krzyżo wej. 2. Okre śle nie ko re la cji po mię dzy war to ścia mi okre śla ją cy mi sta bil ność cia ła, na tę że niem bó lu oraz mo żli wo ścia mi funkcjo nal ny mi, u ko biet z cho ro bą zwy rod nie nio wą krę go słu pa, w oko li cy L -S.Ma te riał i me to dy. Ba da niem ob ję to wy bra ną w spo sób lo so wy gru pę 20 ko biet (śred ni wiek 62,2±8,6), le czo nych z po wodu do le gli wo ści bó lo wych oko li cy L -S krę go słu pa. Oce ny po stu ro gra ficz nej do ko ny wa no bez po śred nio przed i po prze pro wa dzonej re ha bi li ta cji oraz po trzech mie sią cach od za koń czo ne go le cze nia. Do ba da nia wy ko rzy sta no po do metr elek tro nicz ny WIN --POD ty pu Pel 38. Do oce ny sta ty stycz nej otrzy ma nych wy ni ków za sto so wa no pa kiet sta ty stycz ny Sta ti sti ca 10.0, wy ko rzy stując ana li zę wa rian cji ANO VA Fried ma na, test Wil co xo na i ko re la cję Sper ma na. Za po ziom istot no ści przy ję to war tość p<0,05.Wy ni ki. 1. Ko bie ty z do le gli wo ścia mi bó lo wy mi krę go słu pa L -S, cha rak te ry zo wa ły się znacz nym za bu rze niem sta bil no ści cia ła w wa run kach wy łą cze nia kon tro li wzro ko wej. 2. Po za koń czo nej re ha bi li ta cji za ob ser wo wa no istot ne ob ni że nie na tę że nia od czu wa ne go bó lu, po pra wę sta bil no ści cia ła oraz mo żli wo ści funk cjo nal nych w ba da nej gru pie. 3. Wy ka za no ko re la cję po mię -dzy na tę że niem bó lu (VAS) a war to ścia mi okre śla ją cy mi mo żli wo ści funk cjo nal ne ba da nych (WO MAC).Wnio ski. 1. Obiek tyw na oce na po stu ro gra ficz na ko re lo wa ła z wy ni ka mi uzna nych, su biek tyw nych te stów kli nicz nych. 2. Ob ser wo wa ne za bu rze nia sta bil no ści cia ła u ko biet z bó lem po do strym ok. L -S, mo gą być na stęp stwem po gor sze nia pro priocep cji w tej gru pie cho rych. 3. Otrzy ma ne wy ni ki za chę ca ją do kon ty nu owa nia ba dań w opar ciu o więk szą gru pę osób.Słowa kluczowe: fizjoterapia, stabilność, równowaga, spondyloartroza SUMMARY Background. A significant effect of osteoarthritis of the lower limbs and spine on deterioration of the stability of the human body has been demonstrated in recent years. However, no reports have investigated the correlation between indices of body stability and functional capabilities of such patients.Aim. 1. To evaluate selected posturographic parameters in women with subacute low back pain. 2. To determine the corre lation between the indices of body stability, pain intensity and functional capabilities in women with osteoarthritis of the lumbosacral spine.Ma...

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“…The time (s) and oscillation velocity ( o /s) variables obtained by the "Step/Quick Turn" test on the force platform, used to measure stability in a 180° turn, are negatively correlated (low to moderate) to almost all domains of BESTest. Thus, clinical balance tests can discriminate subjects with large differences in posture maintenance, [7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17] but not identify small postural adjustments, which can be done with equipment such as the force platform. 14 If we are able to identify typical movements that demonstrate a poor postural balance (risk of fall) involving walking and a 180° turn, the maneuver becomes challenging to older people compared to walking straight, because the body remains outside the base of support in most of the support phase of the gait.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…dual force plate to measure the vertical forces exerted by the patient's feet. [9][10][11][12] The test is a functional balance evaluation, where older adults were advised to walk on the platform, rotate 180 degrees, and return to the starting place ("Step/Quick Turn" task),first to the left and then to the right, repeating three times in a 30 second interval on each side. This assessment quantifies two movement characteristics as the patient takes two steps forward, quickly turns 180° , and steps back to the starting point.…”

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Relationship of Force Platform With the Clinical Balance Evaluation Systems Test in Older Adults

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The aging process can alter the organization of postural control causing instability; literature shows several equipment and clinical tests whose purpose is to measure postural balance, involving different protocols and methodologies. Objective: To evaluate postural balance during the task to walk over the force platform (turn and return) and its relationship with clinic balance test (BESTest) in older adults. Methods: 60 older people of both sexes, aged 60 to 79 years, were tested in the force platform (NeuroCom Balance) and BESTest to evaluate postural balance. Results: negative correlations were found when comparing domains of the clinical test with stabilometric parameters in time and velocity variables of the tests Step/Quick turn. The highest correlations were in the total score (time spent to perform the task − 0.41, and in the velocity left side − 0.33/right side − 0.43), as well as in the stability limit (time spent to perform the task left side − 0.34/right side − 0.37, and the equilibrium velocity left side − 0.37/right side − 0.43). Conclusion: There are slim correlations between the clinical test and force platform variables, showing that each test measures different parameters. Level of evidence II, Diagnostic study - investigating a diagnostic test.

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“…However, approximately 20% of individuals with this condition do not show any improvement in their condition, which may progress to chronic LBP that persists over 3 months and is difficult to manage [2].…”

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Correlates and Predictors of Low Back Pain Disability and its Impact on Health- Related Quality of Life in a Family Practice Clinic in Calabar, South- South Nigeria

Okokon¹,

John²,

Udonwa³

2016

Fam Med Med Sci Res

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Background: Non-specific low back pain is a common health problem incurring immense health and social costs with concomitant disability, which has assumed significant public health importance in our setting. The impact from this condition is multi-factorial, and includes pain, activity limitations and impairment of quality of life. This study therefore aimed to examine the level of low back pain disability, its correlates and predictors, and the impact on selfperceived quality of life. It also sought to determine the predictors of health-related quality of life among low back pain patients in a Family Practice setting in Calabar, Nigeria. Method: This was a cross-sectional analytical study involving 350 consecutively selected patients with nonspecific low back pain. Standardized questionnaires were used including: the Oswestry Disability Index (ODI) questionnaire, the 12-item General Health Questionnaire (GHQ-12), the Short-form 36 (SF-36) questionnaire and the Visual Analogue Pain Scale. These were used to assess low back pain disability, psychological distress, healthrelated quality of life and pain intensity respectively. Result: The mean age of the respondents was 36.16 ± 9.93 years. Majority (70.6%) were females and had chronic pain lasting more than three months. Most of the respondents (88.9%) characterized their pain as severe. The mean health-related quality of life score was 45.82 ± 4.3. Factors associated with severe disability were: psychological distress and pain intensity. Significant correlations were observed between disability, pain intensity and psychological distress using Pearson's correlation analysis. Independent risk factors for disability were psychological distress and those with chronic pain lasting more than 3 months. Overweight and obese subjects were more likely to have poor health-related quality of life when compared with those with normal body mass index (X 2 =8.81, P<0.05). The significant predictors of poor health-related quality of life using logistic regression were overweight/obesity and those with severe disability. Conclusion: This study identified significant correlations between low back pain disability, pain intensity and psychological distress. These correlations could be informative and should guide family physicians in the management of the index problem in our environment. The perception of quality of life in individuals with low back pain should also raise awareness of issues connected to the problem and encourage more research into this area.

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Correlation of disability and pain with postural balance among women with chronic low back pain

Cited by 22 publications

References 13 publications

Prospective Evaluation of the Correlation of Posturographic Data, Pain Intensity and Functional Capacity in Patients with Osteoarthritis of the Lumbosacral Spine - Pilot Study

Prospective Evaluation of the Correlation of Posturographic Data, Pain Intensity and Functional Capacity in Patients with Osteoarthritis of the Lumbosacral Spine - Pilot Study

Relationship of Force Platform With the Clinical Balance Evaluation Systems Test in Older Adults

Correlates and Predictors of Low Back Pain Disability and its Impact on Health- Related Quality of Life in a Family Practice Clinic in Calabar, South- South Nigeria

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