Journal of back and musculoskeletal rehabilitation · 2022
Lumbar instability as an etiology of low back pain and its treatment by prolotherapy: A review.
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Hauser RA, Matias D, Woznica D, Rawlings B, Woldin BA
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Low back pain is a significant spinal disorder that affects much of the population at some point during their lives.
OBJECTIVE: While proper diagnosis is key, diagnosing the underlying cause of low back pain may often be unclear.
METHOD: In this review article, we discuss lumbar instability as an etiology of low back pain and its treatment by prolotherapy.
RESULTS: Spinal ligaments may be an underlying culprit in the development of lumbar instability with resultant low back pain and associated disorders.
CONCLUSION: In these cases, adequate treatment consisting of non-biologic prolotherapy or cellular prolotherapy, including platelet rich plasma (PRP), can be beneficial in restoring spinal stability and resolving chronic low back pain.
OBJECTIVE: While proper diagnosis is key, diagnosing the underlying cause of low back pain may often be unclear.
METHOD: In this review article, we discuss lumbar instability as an etiology of low back pain and its treatment by prolotherapy.
RESULTS: Spinal ligaments may be an underlying culprit in the development of lumbar instability with resultant low back pain and associated disorders.
CONCLUSION: In these cases, adequate treatment consisting of non-biologic prolotherapy or cellular prolotherapy, including platelet rich plasma (PRP), can be beneficial in restoring spinal stability and resolving chronic low back pain.