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The effectiveness of EMG biofeedback training in low back pain.

Abstract

Eighteen patients with chronic low back pain (lbp) of muscle tension origin were given an EMG biofeedback training. Compared to seven controls they showed a significant decrease during training in muscle tension and subsequently in pain. However, at follow-up EMG levels dropped to the initial (high) level. Pain scores of patients with high pain decrements during training showed further improvement during follow-up, which was not the case with patients showing less substantial improvement. The importance of cognitions was discussed.

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Year: 1979 PMID： 157783 DOI： 10.1007/bf01007105

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Biofeedback Self Regul ISSN： 0363-3586

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Review 1. Psychological aspects of pain.

Authors: R G Large
Journal: Ann Rheum Dis Date: 1996-06 Impact factor: 19.103

The effectiveness of EMG biofeedback training in low back pain.

1. The role of proprioception in the control of behavior.

2. Life situations, emotions and backache.

3. Awareness during electromyographic biofeedback: of signal or process?

4. Cognitive factors in biofeedback therapy.

5. Biofeedback, self-control, and self-management.

6. The modification of tension headache pain using EMG biofeedback.

7. Biofeedback procedures in the clinic.

8. Maintenance of self-attributed and drug-attributed behavior change.

9. Intersession interval and reductions in frontalis EMG during biofeedback training.

10. Relaxation techniques in treatment of chronic pain.

Review 1. Psychological aspects of pain.

Review 2. Constructive integration of learning theory and phenomenological approaches to biofeedback training.

3. Electromyographic recordings of paraspinal muscles: variations related to subcutaneous tissue thickness.

4. Comments on the reliability of muscle activity comparisons in EMG biofeedback research with back pain patients.

5. A comparison of skin temperature and EMG training for primary dysmenorrhea.

Review 6. Efficacy of Biofeedback in Chronic back Pain: a Meta-Analysis.

7. Chronic pain: a multiple-setting comparison of patient characteristics.

Review 8. Surface Electromyographic (SEMG) Biofeedback for Chronic Low Back Pain.

9. Young, Healthy Subjects Can Reduce the Activity of Calf Muscles When Provided with EMG Biofeedback in Upright Stance.