필라테스와 점핑보드를 활용한 재활운동이 하지신경통 환자의 증상 완화와 체간 안정화 및 재배열에 미치는 영향

Abstract

In this study, to investigate the effects of rehabilitation exercise using Pilates and jumping boards on pain relief, trunk stabilization and rearrangement in patients with lower extremity neuralgia, the before and after condition changes and effect actions of each factor were identified. As a result of the research, the following conclusions are drawn.

A. Changes and effects of symptom relief 1. Rehabilitation exercise using Pilates and jumping board significantly reduces pain symptoms in lower extremity neuralgia patients. 2. Rehabilitation exercise using Pilates and jumping boards for patients with lower extremity neuralgia has a significant effect on symptom relief by reducing pain symptoms.

B. Changes and effects of trunk Stabilization 1. Rehabilitation exercise using Pilates and jumping board significantly increases trunk stability in lower extremity neuralgia patients. 2. Rehabilitation exercise using Pilates and jumping boards for lower extremity neuralgia patients has a significant effect on trunk stabilization by increasing trunk stability.

C. Changes and effects of trunk Rearrangement 1. Rehabilitation exercise using Pilates and a jumping board for patients with lower extremity neuralgia significantly reduces the left-right deviation of the inferior angle of Scapula. 2. Rehabilitation exercise using Pilates and a jumping board for lower extremity neuralgia patients significantly reduces the left-right deviation of both iliac crests. 3. Rehabilitation exercise using Pilates and jumping board significantly reduces the Cobb's Angle of the trunk for lower extremity neuralgia patients. 4. Rehabilitation exercise using Pilates and a jumping board for lower extremity neuralgia patients has a significant effect on trunk rearrangement by reducing the left-right deviation of the lower angles of Scapula and the ridges of both iliac bones, and the Cobb's Angle of the trunk.

Therefore, rehabilitation exercise using Pilates and jumping boards is considered to be of value as part of exercise therapy for patients with lower extremity neuralgia and it is expected that it will be applicable to patients with general spinal-related neuralgia, including lower extremity neuralgia.