AI-Assisted Analysis of Range of Motion in Patients With Low Back Pain

Low back pain (LBP) is a common musculoskeletal problem that is frequently encountered in the population and can occur at any age. Responsible for the loss of a full healthy year in both the 10-24 and 50-74 age groups, LBP causes significant personal and social losses and increases healthcare costs. In the classification of low back pain, pain that persists for up to 6 weeks is defined as acute, pain that lasts between 6-12 weeks is subacute, and pain that persists for more than 12 weeks is considered chronic low back pain (CLBP). Chronic LBP (CLBP) leads to fear of movement, causing patients to limit their daily activities and social participation to avoid pain. A sedentary lifestyle in LBP patients is a factor that contributes to the chronicity of the disease. While most acute LBP patients recover well within a few weeks or months, the prognosis for patients with chronic low back pain is generally poor. Approximately one-quarter of patients visiting primary care facilities develop chronic LBP. Therefore, identifying the risk factors for chronic LBP, understanding the population at risk of developing chronic LBP, identifying high-risk individuals, and implementing appropriate preventive and therapeutic measures are important. Several musculoskeletal problems have played a role as risk factors in the development of LBP, and identifying and validating these risk factors can provide a potential mechanism through which LBP can be effectively treated. Accurately identifying m…

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