Condition: Lumbar Disc Herniation · Sponsor: The Third Affiliated hospital of Zhejiang Chinese Medical University
Purpose of Study: The purpose of this clinical trial is the clinical efficacy of different trigger modes of lever positioning manipulation (LPM) for the treatment of lumbar disc herniation (LDH). At the same time, the investigators considered from the perspective of virtual simulation and applied 3D finite element technology combined with dynamic capture system and mechanical sensing system to comprehensively evaluate the characteristics of biomechanical effects of different triggering modes of LPM on LDH. The main questions ansthe investigatorsred are: (1) To clarify what is the clinical effect of LPM in treating lumbar disc herniation?(2) Summarize the spatial motion laws and mechanical characteristics of the two triggering modes of LPM. Analyze the correlation betthe investigatorsen the LPM operation characteristics and the individual characteristics of LDH patients as the investigatorsll as the imaging parameters, and clarify the differences betthe investigatorsen the two LPM two trigger modes.(3) To analyze the stress-strain effects of the two LPM triggering modes on the L4/5 intervertebral discs and related accessory structures in different zones, and to elaborate the optimal type of LPM triggering modes for the treatment of LDH from the biomechanical point of view.(4) Under the condition of porous elasticity of the intervertebral discs, the investigators will study the effects of transient load on the flow-solid coupling of the intervertebral discs with different de…
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Longhao Chen, Principal Investigator · 18878980512 · 842904345@qq.com
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