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KMID : 0895820130230010077
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Journal of Oriental Rehabilitation Medicine
2013 Volume.23 No. 1 p.77 ~ p.86
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The Study on Effectiveness of Oriental Medicine Treatment for Lumbar Disc Herniation Inpatients on 208 Cases
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Jung Jae-Hoon
Kim Won-Woo
Seong Ik-Hyun
Lee Kap-Soo
Cho Chang-Young
Kum Chang-Jun
Kim Hee-Jeong
Ha In-Hyuk
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Abstract
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This study was introduced the short-term effectiveness of Oriental medicine treatment for lumbar disc herniation inpatients．We selected 208 inpatients with a magnetic resonance imaging(MRI)-confirmed lumbar disc herniation since June 2012 until August 2012．Their demographics characterisitics, numeric rating scale(NRS) and Oswestry back-related disability index(ODI) for low or leg pain, lumbar flexion and extension angle were assessed at baseline and when discharged from the hospital．When it measured the straight leg raisingscale(SLR), the low side of the angle was examined．Treatment every patient has received as follow; herbal medicine, bee venom, acupuncture and physical examination, spinal manipulation．NRS of low back pain and leg pain and ODI is 5.6±2.3, 4.9±2.8 and 45.5±20.0, respectively at baseline and 2.8±1.8, 2.7±1.9 and 27.2±14.1, respectively when discharged from the hospital．range of motion(ROM) of lumbar flexion and extension angle and SLR is 70.0±27.1, 15.4±7.2 and 61.3±23.0 respectively at baseline and 80.5±16.9, 18.25±4.1 and 73.2±14.0, respectively when discharged from the hospital．It shows that statistically significant improved(P<0.001)．Furthermore, regarding patient satisfaction with the treatment, excellent(33.7%), good(55.4%), normal(10.4%), poor(0.5%), it suggests that most patients(89%) satisfied with the treatment．
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KEYWORD
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Low back pain, LBP, Herniated intervertebral disc, HIVD, Oriental medicine, Conservative treatment
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