• Clin Sports Med · Jul 2008

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    Clinical prediction for success of interventions for managing low back pain.

    • Jeffrey Hebert, Shane Koppenhaver, Julie Fritz, and Eric Parent.
    • The University of Utah, College of Health, 520 Wakara Way, Salt Lake City, UT 84108, USA. jeff.hebert@utah.edu
    • Clin Sports Med. 2008 Jul 1;27(3):463-79, ix-x.

    AbstractTreatment-based classification, one approach to subgrouping patients with "nonspecific" lower back pain, focuses on identifying clusters of findings from the history and clinical examination that predict a more favorable outcome with a specific treatment approach. By matching patients with the appropriate specific exercise, stabilization exercise, spinal manipulation, or traction treatment, providers may expect a high probability of a successful clinical outcome. This article reviews the evidence for various interventions commonly used in the treatment of lower back pain.

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