RECOVERY OF LUMBOSACRAL PAINS AFTER LUMBAR DISC HERNIATION SURGERY

Journal of Sport and Kinetic Movement

卷:II

Anca JIANU¹ 

[1] Spiru Haret University, Faculty of Physical Education and Sport;

关键词: lumbosacralgia;    lumbar disc herniation;    physiotherapy;    recovery;   

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来源: DOAJ

【 摘 要 】

Background. Lumbar disc herniation is a suffering with increased incidence and a tendency to continuously decrease theage at which it starts. In disc disorders where pain is accentuated during walking and resting and does not give in tomedical and physical-kinetic treatment, surgical intervention is required. One of the possible complications in theoperated hernia is lumbosacralgia.In this context, we believe that specific post-operative recovery treatment can improve lower back.Aims. The early application of a physical-kinetic program tailored to the particularities of patients with lumbosacralgiaafter lumbar disc herniation surgery can reduce their specific late symptomatology.Methods. This study, based on the experimental method, was performed from September 2013 to January 2014 on asample of 42 subjects aged 30-60 years, patients with lumbosacralgia secondary to lumbar disc herniation.Results. The evaluation of the clinical-functional parameters specific to this pathology, registered at the beginning of therecovery treatment and 4 months after it, indicates the decrease and even the disappearance of postoperative lumbarpain, skin paresthesia and muscle contraction. There is evidence of improvement in lumbar mobility and increase thestrength of paravertebral muscles.Conclusions. The analysis and interpretation of the values obtained during 4 months of systemic and individualizedapplication of the physical-kinetic program reflects the benefits of early postoperative physiotherapy in patients withoperated lumbar disc.

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