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Effectiveness of strengthening exercises in patients with ergonomical low back pain: A randomized controlled trial

10^th International Conference and Expo on Novel Physiotherapies and Physical Rehabilitation & 8^th World Congress on Health Economics, Health Policy and Healthcare Management & 50^th Global Nursing & Healthcare Conferen

September 07, 2022 | WEBINAR

S Purna Chandra Shekhar

Maharashtra University of Health Sciences, India

Scientific Tracks Abstracts: Health Care Curr Rev

Abstract:

This orderly survey expected to investigate the impacts of a physical exercise (PE) program on Low Back Pain (LBP) manifestations of office workers and the change of adaptability and scope of movement (ROM), solid strength and personal satisfaction (QoL). A writing research was performed on Pub Med, Scopus, MEDLINE, and SPORT Discus from April to May 2018. The watchword "low back pain" was related with "office laborer" OR "VDT administrators" OR "office representatives" OR "work environment" AND "exercise", OR "exercise treatment" OR "physical movement". Incorporation models were a home-or work-based exercise convention for office workers with LBP side effects and pre-to post-mediation assessment of LBP indications. Three specialists freely inspected all modified works. The adjusted Cochrane strategic quality measures were utilized for quality appraisal and 11 articles were incorporated. Exercise conventions were performed from 6 weeks to a year, 1–multi day out of every week, enduring 10–60 min for every meeting. Physical Exercise in the working environment worked on every one of the thought about results. The best improvement was recorded in regulated conventions and in video-upheld conventions acted in the working environment. The impact might be produced with little span meetings during the functioning day, with just 10–15 min of adjusted exercise to be performed 3–5 days of the week. Keywords: Physical Exercise, Pain, Office Workers.
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Biography :

S Purna Chandra Shekhar has completed his PhD in Physiotherapy and MPT Cardio Respiratory Disorders from CMJ UNIVERSITY Meghalaya ( UGC RECOGNISED), BPT from KTG College of Physiotherapy Bengaluru, Karnataka State. He worked as Assistant Professor in Sree Ratna College of Physiotherapy Hyderabad, Telangana. Now working as a Associate Professor in Indhira College of Physiotherapy (Maharashtra University of Health Sciences) Nanded Maharashtra India.