Short-term effects of clinical pilates on pain and function in Australian Defence Force members with chronic low back pain: A feasibility study
Clinical Trial: A Feasibility Study on The Short Term Effect of Clinical Pilates on Improving Function and Reducing Pain in Patients with Chronic Low Back Pain (CLBP)
The University Of Melbourne
20 participants
May 1, 2008
Interventional
Conditions
Summary
This trial is a before and after study design on one group of patients to assess the effects of Clinical Pilates intervention. Patients presenting to the Physiotherapy Department either through self-referral or referral from a MO or Specialist will be assessed for suitability for inclusion in the trial and will be given the appropriate information and informed consent will then be sought. The primary aim of this study is to assess the effectiveness of Clinical Pilates on pain and function in patients with Chronic Low Back Pain. The hypothesis is that there will be clinically and statistically significant positive outcomes based on current clinical practice in the physiotherapy department at HMAS Kuttabul.
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Interventions
Individual Physiotherapy prescribed Clinical Pilates intervention for patients with CLBP - 12 treatments to be conducted over six weeks
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ACTRN12607000471482