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[Purpose] The purpose of this study was to examine effects of an exercise treatment program on lumbar extensor muscle strength and pain of rehabilitation patients following lumbar disc herniation surgery. [Subjects] This study randomly allocated 14 rehabilitation patients after lumbar disc herniation surgery to an exercise therapy group (ETG, n=7) and a control group (CONG, n=7). [Methods] Lumbar extensor muscle strength was measured using a Medx lumbar extension machine (Medx, USA) and pain was assessed using a visual analog scale (VAS). [Results] ETG showed significant improvements in all items that measured lumbar extensor muscle strength and pain after the intervention, but CONG did not exhibit any significant improvements. [Conclusion] The exercise treatment program for rehabilitation patients after lumbar disc herniation surgery was effective at strengthening lumbar extensor muscles and reducing pain.

journal of physical therapy science

Effects of an Exercise Treatment Program on Lumbar Extensor Muscle Strength and Pain of Rehabilitation Patients Recovering from Lumbar Disc Herniation Surgery