2019
DOI: 10.1519/jpt.0000000000000148
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Physical Therapy Management of Patients With Chronic Low Back Pain and Hip Abductor Weakness

Abstract: The current case series describes the use of a targeted exercise approach consisting mostly of hip abductor strengthening in a group of patients with CLBP and hip abductor weakness. The results indicated that this approach may be effective in reducing pain and improving function, particularly for older patients.

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“…As noted, hip abduction strength has a significant relationship with Quebec LBP Disability Questionnaire scores, but our findings indicate that nearly a 12‐kg increase in strength would be required to yield clinically meaningful improvement. Recently, in a case series of older adults with chronic LBP, Peterson et al (50) found that targeting hip abductor weakness yielded meaningful changes in LBP‐related disability on a similar instrument, the Oswestry Disability Index; however, this study should be interpreted with caution given the weakness of case series study designs and the different methodology used for hip strength assessment. Chronic LBP is a complex and multifactorial phenomenon, with several potential underlying mechanisms that may affect pain‐related disability (9).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 83%
“…As noted, hip abduction strength has a significant relationship with Quebec LBP Disability Questionnaire scores, but our findings indicate that nearly a 12‐kg increase in strength would be required to yield clinically meaningful improvement. Recently, in a case series of older adults with chronic LBP, Peterson et al (50) found that targeting hip abductor weakness yielded meaningful changes in LBP‐related disability on a similar instrument, the Oswestry Disability Index; however, this study should be interpreted with caution given the weakness of case series study designs and the different methodology used for hip strength assessment. Chronic LBP is a complex and multifactorial phenomenon, with several potential underlying mechanisms that may affect pain‐related disability (9).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 83%
“…There are also studies in enhancing the core stability by improving hip function and hip muscle strength. The strength of abductor muscle group of hip joint was strengthened in three elderly patients with CNLBP, which improved the waist dysfunction and released pain (Peterson and Denninger, 2017). Low back pain was relieved by performing hip traction and strength training in 30 patients with CNLBP (Winter, 2015).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Strengthening sendiri dilakukan dengan mengkontraksi kan otot yang dituju dan dilakukan menahan beban secara diam atau isometric yang dimana dapat meningkatkan kekuatan otot tapi semakin sering melakukan latihan intensitas atau beban yang tahan bisa ditambahkan sesuai kekuatan pasien. 7 Hasil dari assement yang meliputi pemeriksaan fisik, dan pemeriksaan spesifik bisa didaptkan hasil px mengalami lower back pain neurogenik yang disebabkan pada daerah lumbal, dan dari hasil pemeriksaan penunjang terdapat hasil adanya degenerative pada lumbal pasien yang menyebabkan spondylosis. Dengan adanya lbp sendiri px mengalami functional limitation seperti bekerja.…”
Section: ) Strengthening Exerciseunclassified