• The Journal of Churna Manual Medicine for Spine and Nerves
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• v.2 no.2
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• pp.171-179
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• 2007

Objectives : To investigate the relationship in acute lateral tortipelvis and breaks in low back pain patients with acute lateral tortipelvis were discussed. Methods : The subject of this study consisted of 43 patients who were diagnosed as acute lateral tortipelvis by X-ray and 23 patients who were diagnosed as none tortipelvis by X-ray. We investigated acute lateral tortipelvis and breaks on X-ray film. Results and Conclusions : In the distribution of acute lateral tortipelvis, L4 was 17 cases(39.5%), L3 was 14 cases(32.6%), L2 was 9 cases(18.6%), L1 was 4 cases(9.3%) in the sequence. In acute lateral tortipelvis group, the number of breaks was more than none tortipelvis group(p>0.05). The most common parity of breaks was L4-5 in low back pain patient. Between distribution of lumbar level of acute lateral tortipelvis and breaks, there was no significant relationship.

• The Journal of Churna Manual Medicine for Spine and Nerves
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• v.2 no.1
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• pp.85-97
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• 2007

Objectives : We evaluated the effect of Mckenzie method treatment by participating two patients suffering from Tortipelvis by lumbar disc herniation. Methods : Two patients were diagnosed as Tortipelvis by lumbar disc herniation through CT scan and X-ray examination. We used Mckenzie method and measured VAS(Visual analogue scale). Results and Conclusions : After using Mckenzie method treatment, We found out a recovery from both patients suffering from Tortipelvis by lumbar disc herniation. The result, through our study, suggests that Mckenzie method treatment was effective to cure the Tortipelvis by lumbar disc herniation. It also was effective to reduce the low back pain and to stabilize the lumbar disc herniation.