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Effects of whole body cryo-chamber therapy on pain in patients with chronic low back pain: a prospective double blind randomised controlled trial.

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BACKGROUND:It is believed that treatment with low temperature can reduce pain perception in chronic pain patients, including chronic low back pain patients. AIM:To evaluate the effects of a two-week repeated intervention of -67 °C cryo-chamber in patients with chronic low back pain. DESIGN:A prospective randomized double blind study design. SETTING:Hospital-based outpatients department POPULATION:Outpatients with chronic low back pain. METHODS:Comparing intervention group (-67 °C) with higher temperature (-5 °C) which was supposed as a control group in a cryo-chamber. RESULTS:Similar effectiveness in pain reduction in both intervention and control groups CONCLUSION:Cryochamber therapy with -67 °C is not superior to (sham cryo chamber) with -5 °C. CLINICAL REHABILITATION IMPACT:Cryo chambers therapy show positive effect by improving pain. For the treatment, -5 °C seems to be sufficient for these patients.

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Eur J Phys Rehabil Med

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European journal of physical and rehabilitation medicine

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Nugraha B,Günther JT,Rawert H,Siegert R,Gutenbrunner C

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Has Abstract

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2015-04-01 00:00:00

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143-8

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2

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1973-9087

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1973-9095

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R33Y9999N00A140365

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51

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