Comparisons of lumbosacral kinematics among non-specific chronic low back pain subgroups and healthy during prolonged sitting: A cross-sectional observational study
The literature has suggested a variety of postural changes of the spine that possibly contribute to the increase in back pain during sitting in persons with non-specific chronic low back pain (NS-CLBP). However, the heterogeneity of NS-CLBP persons has made the ability to attribute pain increase to a particular sitting posture very difficult. Therefore, the purpose of this study was to compare lumbosacral kinematics and their roles in pain increase among homogenous NS-CLBP subgroups and healthy controls over a 1-h sitting period.
Source: Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapies - Category: Physiotherapy Authors: Mansoor A. Alameri, Hatem M. Jaber, Noha S. Daher, Amjad I. Shallan, Mohamed Khallaf, Kefah Alshebber, Robert Dudley, Angela Martinez, Everett B. Lohman Source Type: research