The effect of core stability training combined with fascial release on patients with nonspecific low back pain

The combination of core stability training and fascial release demonstrates significant clinical results in the treatment of nonspecific lower back pain. Through medical thermography and serum inflammatory factor testing, we were able to assess the treatment effect more objectively, providing a strong basis for future clinical practice.

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Technology and Health Care
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2024-08-20
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https://doi.org/10.3233/thc-240902
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4
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Musculoskeletal pain and rehabilitation
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The effect of core stability training combined with fascial release on patients with nonspecific low back pain

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Abstract

The combination of core stability training and fascial release demonstrates significant clinical results in the treatment of nonspecific lower back pain. Through medical thermography and serum inflammatory factor testing, we were able to assess the treatment effect more objectively, providing a strong basis for future clinical practice.

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