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背景:手机的广泛使用可能会鼓励每个人在生活的各个方面更多地依赖科技。然而,如果在日常工作中使用技术的同时没有进行体育锻炼,就可能会出现肌肉骨骼问题。与这种综合症相关的最常见问题是头部前倾。本研究旨在确定给予颈椎稳定和胸椎伸展练习是否能提高前头姿势患者的颈部功能能力。研究方法研究采用实验设计。23 名日惹艾西雅大学的物理治疗专业学生作为本研究的样本,他们都有前倾头姿势,并接受了颈部残疾指数(NDI)对颈部功能能力的测量。独立管理员随机分配治疗组和对照组。干预每周进行三次,为期四周。数据分析采用配对样本 T 检验来评估治疗组和对照组的效果。独立样本 T 检验用于比较治疗组和对照组的影响。结果治疗组和对照组的配对样本 T 检验结果(P 值=0.001)表明,两种干预措施都改善了颈部的功能能力。独立样本 T 检验显示治疗组和对照组的差异,前测的 p 值=0.062,后测的 p 值=0.444,表明颈椎稳定和胸椎伸展对头前倾姿势条件下颈部功能能力的效果没有差异。结论颈椎稳定和胸椎伸展对头前倾姿势下颈部功能能力的影响没有差异。
The effect of cervical stabilization and thoracic spine extension exercises on neck functional ability for forward head posture patients
Background: The widespread usage of cell phones may encourage everyone to rely more on technology in all aspects of their lives. However, if technology use in daily tasks is not balanced with physical exercise, musculoskeletal problems may develop. The most common concern associated with this syndrome is forward head posture. This study aimed to determine whether giving cervical stabilization and thoracic spine extension exercises can increase neck functional ability for forward head posture patients.
Methods: The study used an experimental design. There were 23 physiotherapy students of Universitas 'Aisyiyah Yogyakarta as samples for this study, who had forward head posture and underwent measurement of neck functional ability by using the neck disability index (NDI). The independent administrator randomly assigned the treatment and control groups. The interventions were s conducted three times a week for four weeks. Data analysis employed a paired sample T-test to assess the effect of treatment and control groups. An independent sample T-test was used to compare the impact of treatments and control groups.
Results: The results of the paired sample T-test in treatment and control groups, with p-values=0.001, indicate that both interventions improved the functional ability of the neck. The difference between treatment and control groups tested by the independent sample T-test shows p-value=0.062 for the pre-test and (p-value=0.444), suggesting no difference in effectiveness between cervical stabilization and thoracic spine extension on neck functional ability for forward head posture conditions.
Conclusion: There was no difference in the effect of cervical stabilization and thoracic spine extension on the functional ability of the neck for forward head posture.