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[Lumbar stabilization exercises].

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Lumbar stabilization exercises are a popular treatment for chronic low back pain, offering significant benefits for pain and function. This review analyzes exercise information to guide clinicians in creating optimal patient programs.

Keywords:
Lumbar stabilization exerciseschronic low back paindolor crónico de espalda bajaejercicios de estabilización lumbar

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  • Rehabilitation Medicine
  • Physical Therapy
  • Sports Medicine

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  • Chronic low back pain (CLBP) management.
  • Exercise therapy as a primary intervention for CLBP.
  • Growing popularity and clinical use of lumbar stabilization exercises.

Purpose:

  • To review and analyze existing literature on lumbar stabilization exercises.
  • To address controversies in prescription and protocol design.
  • To aid clinicians in making informed decisions for patient-specific programs.

Summary:

  • Exercise demonstrates the highest evidence for treating CLBP, surpassing other interventions in improving pain and function.
  • Lumbar stabilization exercises are increasingly utilized, yet protocols and prescription lack standardization.
  • This literature review synthesizes information to refine clinical decision-making and program design for CLBP patients.

Impact:

  • Provides evidence-based guidance for clinicians treating low back pain.
  • Facilitates the development of optimized, individualized exercise programs.
  • Highlights the role of lumbar stabilization exercises in both therapeutic and preventive phases of care.