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IRCT20190818044558N1 IRCT 2020-01-12 Tehran University of Medical Sciences Manual therapy techniques in low back pain Investigating immediate effects of posterior-anterior lumbar mobilization with different amplitude on pressure pain threshold of patients with chronic non specific low back pain 2016-05-21 anticipated 25 Complete https://irct.ir/trial/41679 interventional Randomization: Not randomized, Blinding: Not blinded, Placebo: Not used, Assignment: Crossover, Purpose: Supportive. N/A Chronic non-specific low back pain. Intervention 1: Intervention group1: Fourth lumbar vertebra posterior-anterior mobilization with low amplitude (150-200 N). Patient were asked to go in prone position and after that the mobilization technique was applied to forth lumbar vertebrae. There was three different session of therapy.To prevent the carry-over effect, we implemented 48 hours rest between each session. To calculate precise amount of force applied, we placed a digital weight gauge below the abdomen of patients. We used Pisiform grip technique for lumbar mobilization in this study. Intervention 2: Intervention group2: Fourth lumbar vertebra posterior-anterior mobilization with high amplitude ( 50-200 N). Patient were asked to go in prone position and after that the mobilization technique was applied to forth lumbar vertebrae. There was three different session of therapy.To prevent the carry-over effect, we implemented 48 hours rest between each session.To calculate precise amount of force applied, we placed a digital weight gauge below the abdomen of patients. We used Pisiform grip technique for lumbar mobilization in this study. Intervention 3: Intervention group3: Fourth lumbar vertebra posterior-anterior mobilization with static amplitude (200 N). Patient were asked to go in prone position and after that the mobilization technique was applied to forth lumbar vertebrae. There was three different session of therapy. To prevent the carry-over effect, we implemented 48 hours rest between each session. To calculate precise amount of force applied, we placed a digital weight gauge below the abdomen of patients. We used Pisiform grip technique for lumbar mobilization in this study. Intervention 4: Control group: Sustaining prone position for five minutes. Yes - There is a plan to make this available What will be shared: Only a portion of the data such as main outcomes information would be shared. When: Start of access period from March 2020. To whom: Scholars working in academic and scientific institutes that have scientific merit. Conditions: All statistical analysis on the data should be done under my authority. Where to obtain: Mohammad Reza Khanmohammadi Email: m.reza_khanmohamadi@yahoo.com How to obtain: They should email Mr. Khanmohammadi. After evaluating their scientific competency, the data will send to them during less than a week. Comments: Nothing
public Mohammad Reza Khanmohammadi
Mohammad Reza Khanmohammadi, No 33, Mirghaderi alley, Gozalkhoue Street, south Mehr-abad district, Tehran, Iran
Tehran Iran (Islamic Republic of) 1385666161 +98 21 6662 4672 mr-khanmohammadi@razi.tums.ac.ir Tehran University of Medical Sciences scientific Mohammad Reza Khanmohammadi
Mohammad Reza Khanmohammadi, No 33, Mirghaderi alley, Gozalkhoue Street, south Mehr-abad district, Tehran, Iran
Tehran Iran (Islamic Republic of) 1385666161 +98 21 6662 4672 mr-khanmohammadi@razi.tums.ac.ir Tehran University of Medical Sciences Iran (Islamic Republic of) suffering chronic nonspecific low back pain Pain at the beginning of study between: 3-6 according to visual analog scale age ranges between 18 to 45 years Male participants only experiencing back pain for more than 3 months Body mass index below 28 18 years 45 years Male Existence of deviation in alignment of vertebral column Radiating pain from low back region to lower extremity Rehabilitation Rehabilitation Rehabilitation N/A Intervention group1: Fourth lumbar vertebra posterior-anterior mobilization with low amplitude (150-200 N). Patient were asked to go in prone position and after that the mobilization technique was applied to forth lumbar vertebrae. There was three different session of therapy.To prevent the carry-over effect, we implemented 48 hours rest between each session. To calculate precise amount of force applied, we placed a digital weight gauge below the abdomen of patients. We used Pisiform grip technique for lumbar mobilization in this study. Intervention group2: Fourth lumbar vertebra posterior-anterior mobilization with high amplitude ( 50-200 N). Patient were asked to go in prone position and after that the mobilization technique was applied to forth lumbar vertebrae. There was three different session of therapy.To prevent the carry-over effect, we implemented 48 hours rest between each session.To calculate precise amount of force applied, we placed a digital weight gauge below the abdomen of patients. We used Pisiform grip technique for lumbar mobilization in this study. Intervention group3: Fourth lumbar vertebra posterior-anterior mobilization with static amplitude (200 N). Patient were asked to go in prone position and after that the mobilization technique was applied to forth lumbar vertebrae. There was three different session of therapy. To prevent the carry-over effect, we implemented 48 hours rest between each session. To calculate precise amount of force applied, we placed a digital weight gauge below the abdomen of patients. We used Pisiform grip technique for lumbar mobilization in this study. Control group: Sustaining prone position for five minutes Pressure pain threshold. Timepoint: Before and immediately after performing the therapy procedure. Method of measurement: Pressure algometry according to newton scale. Tehran University of Medical Sciences Approved 2015-11-25 Ethics committee of Tehran University of Medical Sciences Tehran University of Medical Science main building, Kehavarz Blvd, Qods Ave,Tehran, Iran. Tehran Tehran Iran (Islamic Republic of)