@article{ART001922398},
author={조창영 and 김원우 and 성익현 and 이갑수 and 정재훈 and 박상원 and 이진호 and 하인혁},
title={The Study on History Period and Treatment Outcomes of Patients Admitted to a Korean Medicine Hospital for Low Back Pain},
journal={Journal of Korean Medicine Rehabilitation},
issn={1229-1854},
year={2014},
volume={24},
number={4},
pages={137-143}
TY - JOUR
AU - 조창영
AU - 김원우
AU - 성익현
AU - 이갑수
AU - 정재훈
AU - 박상원
AU - 이진호
AU - 하인혁
TI - The Study on History Period and Treatment Outcomes of Patients Admitted to a Korean Medicine Hospital for Low Back Pain
JO - Journal of Korean Medicine Rehabilitation
PY - 2014
VL - 24
IS - 4
PB - The Korean Academy Of Oriental Rehabilitation Medicine
SP - 137
EP - 143
SN - 1229-1854
AB - Objectives Low back pain causes disability and incurs large socioeconomic burden.
Many cases of acute low back pain progress into chronic conditions. As the treatment period extends, burden of socioeconomic expenses also rises. Thus this study is to investigate whether history period influences improvement rate of pain and disability in the patients who receive conservative Korean medicine treatment.
Methods 447 inpatients who received conservative Korean Medicine treatment for the management of low back pain have been grouped into acute, sub-acute and chronic according to the length of history period. NRS, ODI and improvement rate of each group were investigated. Treatment every patient has received as follow; acupuncture, herbal medicine, Chuna manipulation, bee venom, and physical treatment.
Results Acute patients showed improvement with NRS of 3.98±2.50 and ODI of 28.04 ±21.54. The NRS of sub-acute patients showed improvement with NRS of 2.81±2.07, ODI also showed improvement with 11.64±13.94. Statistically significant difference was observed in NRS, ODI and improvement for acute patients. Improvement in pain and disability was observed to be larger.
Conclusions It demonstrated that receiving valid conservative Korean medicine treatment is beneficial for low back pain patients in improvement of their pain and disability.
KW - Low back pain;LBP;Korean medicine;Conservative treatment;History peri-od
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조창영, 김원우, 성익현, 이갑수, 정재훈, 박상원, 이진호 and 하인혁. (2014). The Study on History Period and Treatment Outcomes of Patients Admitted to a Korean Medicine Hospital for Low Back Pain. Journal of Korean Medicine Rehabilitation, 24(4), 137-143.
조창영, 김원우, 성익현, 이갑수, 정재훈, 박상원, 이진호 and 하인혁. 2014, "The Study on History Period and Treatment Outcomes of Patients Admitted to a Korean Medicine Hospital for Low Back Pain", Journal of Korean Medicine Rehabilitation, vol.24, no.4 pp.137-143.
조창영, 김원우, 성익현, 이갑수, 정재훈, 박상원, 이진호, 하인혁 "The Study on History Period and Treatment Outcomes of Patients Admitted to a Korean Medicine Hospital for Low Back Pain" Journal of Korean Medicine Rehabilitation 24.4 pp.137-143 (2014) : 137.
조창영, 김원우, 성익현, 이갑수, 정재훈, 박상원, 이진호, 하인혁. The Study on History Period and Treatment Outcomes of Patients Admitted to a Korean Medicine Hospital for Low Back Pain. 2014; 24(4), 137-143.
조창영, 김원우, 성익현, 이갑수, 정재훈, 박상원, 이진호 and 하인혁. "The Study on History Period and Treatment Outcomes of Patients Admitted to a Korean Medicine Hospital for Low Back Pain" Journal of Korean Medicine Rehabilitation 24, no.4 (2014) : 137-143.
조창영; 김원우; 성익현; 이갑수; 정재훈; 박상원; 이진호; 하인혁. The Study on History Period and Treatment Outcomes of Patients Admitted to a Korean Medicine Hospital for Low Back Pain. Journal of Korean Medicine Rehabilitation, 24(4), 137-143.
조창영; 김원우; 성익현; 이갑수; 정재훈; 박상원; 이진호; 하인혁. The Study on History Period and Treatment Outcomes of Patients Admitted to a Korean Medicine Hospital for Low Back Pain. Journal of Korean Medicine Rehabilitation. 2014; 24(4) 137-143.
조창영, 김원우, 성익현, 이갑수, 정재훈, 박상원, 이진호, 하인혁. The Study on History Period and Treatment Outcomes of Patients Admitted to a Korean Medicine Hospital for Low Back Pain. 2014; 24(4), 137-143.
조창영, 김원우, 성익현, 이갑수, 정재훈, 박상원, 이진호 and 하인혁. "The Study on History Period and Treatment Outcomes of Patients Admitted to a Korean Medicine Hospital for Low Back Pain" Journal of Korean Medicine Rehabilitation 24, no.4 (2014) : 137-143.