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2022 Volume.13 No. 1 p.2568 ~ p.2573
Effect of Kinetic Link Training and Lumbar Stabilization Exercise on Pain, Lumbar Function and Proprioception in Lumbar Spiral Stenosis
An Ho-Jung

Kim Nyeon-Jun
Choi Jung-Hyun
Abstract
Background: Previous studies have reported that improving the spinal stability could be more effective in the prevention and treatment of recurrence. Lumbar stabilization exercise is known to strengthen the lumbar extension muscles and enhance physical, psychological and social functions.

Objectives: To investigated the effect of lumbar spiral stenosis on the kinetic link training and lumbar stabilization exercise.

Design: A randomized controlled trial.

Methods: Study was preformed by randomly allocated 28 LSS participants into a kinetic link training group (KLT, n=14) and a lumbar stabilization exercise group (LSE, n=14). Kinetic link training and lumbar stabilization exercise were performed to subjects in both groups 5 times a week for 6 weeks. To verify the effect of LSS, changes in VAS, ODI, and proprioception before and after intervention were observed.

Results: In KLT, statistically significant changes were found in VAS, ODI, and Proprioception before and after intervention. In LSE, there were significant changes in VAS and ODI before and after intervention. KLT and LSE before and after intervention indicated significant differences in proprioception.

Conclusion: KLT and LSE are applied to LSS, there are effects of pain decrease, lumbar recovery and proprioception improvement.
KEYWORD
Lumbar spiral stenosis, Kinetic link training, Lumbar stabilization exercise, Pain, ODI, Proprioception, Lumbar spiral stenosis
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