The physiotherapy management of Lower Back Pain in amputees: Difference between revisions
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== Causes of LBP in amputees<br> == | == Causes of LBP in amputees<br> == | ||
=== | === '''Poor socket fit and poor prosthetic alignment''''''<br>Postural changes <br>Leg-length discrepancy<br>'''Muscle imbalance <br>General deconditioning<br>Hypersensitivity <br>'''''Yellow Flags === | ||
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Introduction
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Causes of LBP in amputees
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Poor socket fit and poor prosthetic alignment'
Postural changes
Leg-length discrepancy
Muscle imbalance
General deconditioning
Hypersensitivity
Yellow Flags[edit | edit source]
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Poor socket fit and poor prosthetic alignment
Postural changes and scoliosis
Leg-length discrepancy
Muscle imbalance
General deconditioning
Hypersensitivity
Yellow Flags
Exercise
Stretching
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and the psychosocial approach
Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS)
Acupuncture
Manual Therapy
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