Effects of non surgical spinal decompression therapy

and pressure biofeedback training with conventional

Physiotherapy in chronic disease syndrome patients
Background
Aim of the study is is to compare the effects of non
surgical decompression and biofeedback with
conventional Physiotherapy in chronic disc syndrome
patients
Methodology
Study design:
Quasi experimental design pre and post test
Each group has 10 patients
Group A : patients treated with DCT and pressure
biofeedback for 15 days with exercises
Group B : patients treated with Physiotherapy
modalities like ultrasound ,IFT,SWD and exercises
Results
Both lumbar and cervical patients reported
significant improvement in all targeted areas
Within first five days patients score differ from
the starting of the treatment to the end of the
treatment for measurement where significant for
ADL, pain VAS,
Conclusion
• Clearly significant improvement machine for
lumbar and cervical treatment patients using with
DCT
• Improved ability to conduct aerial decreased was
increased functional status
• Thus DCT provides a conservative and effective
treatment for patients suffering from chronic
disease syndrome
30 patients with low back pain having symptoms more
than 4 months
In that 22 patients hand rupture disc confirm with MRI
and 25 patients had sciatic radiating pain
These patients are divided into two groups based on
the treatment protocol
Group A: Treated with DCT, pressure bio feedback,
exercises
Group B: Treated with Cryo,TENS, exercises
Special tests are done before starting the treatment
,they are: SLR test , Slump test, forward bending test
,ROM,Oeswtry pain questionare
Group A : Treated with DCT , pressure bio feedback,
Exercises
Group B :Treated with other Modalities and
medication
At the end of the 15sessions , results are
• Group A • Group B
• They got 80% of • They got 55%
improvement ,when improvement when
compared to 1st compared to 1 st
session session