There still seems to be some controversy when it comes to addressing the relationship between biomechanical instability and the degenerative changes in the lumbar spine in CLBP (chronic lower back pain) patients. A study 1 decided to gather more data about it. Why such a focus? Chronic low back pain or CLBP may be caused […]
A clinical commentary 1 in the Journal of Orthopaedic & Sports Physical Therapy was conducted to see if the concepts of stability and instability had any value when talking about Back Pain. The commentary’s argument was that the view of stability needed to be broadened and should also integrate interdisciplinary knowledge. Such a change was […]
A study 1 in the European Science Journal aimed to observe if (and how) lumbo-pelvic sagittal alignment was likely affected by pelvic incidence (or PI). The results showed a correlation between PI and the change in lumbo-pelvic parameters between sitting and standing positions. Why conduct such a study? Over the decades, modern society has urged […]
It turns out, there isn’t much of a consensus when it comes to the definition of Low Back Pain Flare. A study 1 from The Journal of Pain set out to change that to possibly help LBP patients, clinicians, and researchers around the globe. Why Focus on LBP Flare? Low back pain tends to vary […]
A review 1 was conducted to analyze the sensorimotor control of the spine. The overall conclusion of the review was that spinal structures were capable of monitoring sensory information and can control spinal muscles. They could likely offer kinesthetic perception to the sensory cortex. Why Conduct such a Review? One of the most common medical […]
According to research, at least 10 to 30% of LBP or low back pain is linked to the sacroiliac joints. A review 1 in the journal of Best Practice & Research Clinical Rheumatology decided to give the said link a more in-depth look. The Context As mentioned, studies have shown an approximate 10-30% of all […]
A review article 1 in Spine Surgery and Related Research presented an interesting overview of the molecular mechanisms involved in the degeneration of intervertebral discs. The review also described certain molecular targets and therapies that may help with intervertebral regeneration and repair. Why do such a Review? Even though life expectancy has increased over the […]
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