Treating acute low back pain with continuous low-level heat wrap therapy and/or exercise: a randomized controlled trial

Mayer, John M.; Lee, Ralph; Look, Michele; Erasala, Geetha N.; Verna, Joe L.; Matheson, Leonard N.; Mooney, Vert

doi:10.1016/j.spinee.2005.03.009

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“…Aufklärung vs. Röntgen (Deyo et al, 1987) • ½ -1 Stunde vs. Besuch am Arbeitsplatz (Karjalainen et al, 2004) • Rückenschulbuch vs. IFT (Hurley et al, 2001) • Aufklärungsbroschüre vs. Übung/ vs. Aufklärung vs. Übung (Mayer et al, 2005) • Aufklärung vs. Übungen (Storheim et al, 2003) • "Empfehlung aktiv zu bleiben" MT + Übung (Wand et al, 2004) a unklare Erzeugung der Behandlungsfolge: (1 RCT k. A.…”

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“…Wärmepackung + Übung (Mayer et al, 2005) • "Empfehlung aktiv zu bleiben" MT + Übung (Wand et al, 2004) 7 RCTs -Die Experiment-und Kontrollgruppen zeigen keine Unterschiede in den Effekten:…”

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“…Wärmepackung/ vs. Wärmepackung + Übung (Mayer et al, 2005) • Aufklärung vs. Übung (Storheim et al, 2003) a unklare Erzeugung • Aufklärung vs. Übung (Storheim et al, 2003) 1 RCT beschreibt die Intervention als weniger effektiv:…”

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Potential analysis for patient education in acute non-specific low back pain / Potenzialanalyse zur Patienten/-innenedukation bei akuten unspezifischen lumbalen Rückenschmerzen

Roesner

Ackenhausen

Eberhardt

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International Journal of Health Professions

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Health problem: Recent health insurance statistics show that low back pain (LBP) takes the first place in individual diagnoses according to sick leave statistics. As stated by the German back pain study of 2003/2006, long-term prevalence amounts to a total of 74 % to 85 %. In the case of acute unspecific LRS guidelines, recommend the use of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs and patient education in order to motivate the patient to retain an active lifestyle, to stay physically active and to inform the patient about the background of the symptoms. Studies about the current medical supply situation in Germany show injections and passive therapy methods are part of the standard care, whereas educational measures are generally not applied. Evidence: A Cochrane Review indicates the effectiveness of educational measures that have a duration of 2 hours. Education in the recommended intensity can probably not be realized by health care practitioners within the time framework set aside for treatment and advice. Because of their range of services and their professional competence physical and occupational therapists appear to be predestined for this type of education as intervention. Research recommendations:In order to assess the potential of such an intervention for a later more extensive efficacy study a feasibility study should be carried out first. The focus is on assessing the feasibility and the evaluation of intervention education.Potential analysis -patient education -low back pain -physiotherapy -occupational therapy Keywords Abstract AbstractPotenzialanalyse zur Patienten/-innenedukation bei akuten unspezifischen lumbalen Rückenschmerzen

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Potential analysis for patient education in acute non-specific low back pain / Potenzialanalyse zur Patienten/-innenedukation bei akuten unspezifischen lumbalen Rückenschmerzen

Roesner

Ackenhausen

Eberhardt

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International Journal of Health Professions

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“…However, the effect was small and occurred for a short time only. Heat wrap combined with McKenzie preferential exercise appears to provide addition benefit for pain and function (Evidence Level 2) (Mayer et al 2005) Recommendation: Heat therapy can be recommended as a treatment option for acute LBP, but should be used in conjunction with exercise.…”

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Evidence of physiotherapeutic interventions for acute LBP patients

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Morris

Sklaar

2007

South African Journal of Physiotherapy

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“…Acute low back pain intervenes in daily, physical, and work-related activities [14]. Thus, it is crucial to find effective treatments to minimize pain in these patients.…”

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The Efficacy of Thermotherapy and Cryotherapy on Pain Relief in Patients with Acute Low Back Pain, a Clinical Trial Study

Dehghan

Farahbod

2014

JCDR

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Treating acute low back pain with continuous low-level heat wrap therapy and/or exercise: a randomized controlled trial

Cited by 80 publications

References 16 publications

Potential analysis for patient education in acute non-specific low back pain / Potenzialanalyse zur Patienten/-innenedukation bei akuten unspezifischen lumbalen Rückenschmerzen

Potential analysis for patient education in acute non-specific low back pain / Potenzialanalyse zur Patienten/-innenedukation bei akuten unspezifischen lumbalen Rückenschmerzen

Evidence of physiotherapeutic interventions for acute LBP patients

The Efficacy of Thermotherapy and Cryotherapy on Pain Relief in Patients with Acute Low Back Pain, a Clinical Trial Study

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