The effect of early physical rehabilitation on increasing the range of motion before and after lumbar stabilization surgery

Muhammad, Mustafa Reda; Taher, Mustafa El-Sayed; Ibrahim Amer, Mohammed Amer; Mahmoud, Gamal Abdel Nasser

doi:10.21608/jass.2020.47852.1015

The effect of early physical rehabilitation on increasing the range of motion before and after lumbar stabilization surgery

Document Type : Original Article

Authors

¹ Researcher at the doctorate level, Department of Biological and Health Sciences Sports Faculty of Physical Education for men, Alexandria University.

² Professor of sports injuries and physical rehabilitation Department of Biological and Health Sciences Sports- Faculty of Physical Education for men Alexandria University.

³ Professor of Neurosurgery and Spine Department of Neurosurgery and Spine Faculty of Medicine Tanta University

⁴ Assistant Professor, Department of Biological and Health Sciences Sports - Faculty of Physical Education for men -Alexandria University.

10.21608/jass.2020.47852.1015

Abstract

The balance of the human body depends on the vertebrae of the spine, where the greatest effort falls on the lower back area, especially the lumbar region, in which unbalanced, sudden, or wrong movements occur that expose the back to several negative factors such as (sliding of the lumbar vertebrae - tearing of the back ligaments of the vertebrae( Bruises – fractures).
The research sample was chosen by the intentional method, a purposive sample of the patients who will undergo the surgery to fix the lumbar vertebrae with the system of metal slides and screws with a movable head, and the number of 12 individuals was divided into two groups, one of them is experimental and consisted of (8) individuals and the other is a control and it consisted of (4) individuals where the program was applied Early physical rehabilitation before and after surgery on the experimental group.
The researcher used the following statistical treatments:
The arithmetic mean - the standard deviation - the torsion coefficient - the flattening coefficient - the coefficient of variation
Percentage of variances _ (v) differences for two groups _ value (q) for groups_ (ETA square) effect amount - analysis of variance for repeated measures
The following conclusions were reached:
• The impact of the early physical rehabilitation program before and after surgery on increasing the range of motion of the spine (front - back - right - left) as a result of using rehabilitative exercises and manual massage.

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