"PILATES HOME EXERCISE PROGRAM VERSUS IFT-PILATES EXERCISE PROGRAM: AN ANALYSIS OF THEIR EFFECTIVENESS IN TREATING NONSPECIFIC LOW BACK PAIN IN STUDENTS"

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Dr. Priyadarshini Mishra (PT), Dr. Vandana Patel (PT), Dr. Rituparna Mohanty(PT), Ms. Soumya Priyadarshini, Mr. Sougat Suman

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Low back pain, Pilates, CLBP.

Abstract

Introduction: Non-specific low back pain, lacking a specific identifiable cause, poses a significant global health burden with a high risk of long-term disability. Methodology: This study employed an experimental design with pre- and post-test analysis Result: The results of intergroup comparison revealed a significant difference in post-intervention values, indicating a substantial reduction in pain severity (NPRS) and improved functional impairment based on the Oswestry Disability Index (ODI). Conclusion: These findings highlight the benefits of incorporating modified Pilates movements as an intervention for pain relief and enhancement of functional abilities among individuals with non-specific low back pain, specifically targeting students.

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Dr. Priyadarshini Mishra (PT), Dr. Vandana Patel (PT), Dr. Rituparna Mohanty(PT), Ms. Soumya Priyadarshini, Mr. Sougat Suman "PILATES HOME EXERCISE PROGRAM VERSUS IFT-PILATES EXERCISE PROGRAM: AN ANALYSIS OF THEIR EFFECTIVENESS IN TREATING NONSPECIFIC LOW BACK PAIN IN STUDENTS" . 2023 . 13;94(2): 112-123 . Available from: https://mattioli.1885journals.com/article/2023/2023-02-112.html
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