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Balance, Falls-Related Self-Efficacy, and Psychological Factors amongst Older Women with Chronic Low Back Pain A Preliminary Case-Control Study英文文献资料

HindawiPublishingCorporation RehabilitationResearchandPractice Volume2012,ArticleID430374,8pages doi:10.1155/2012/430374 ResearchArticle Balance,Falls-RelatedSelf-Ef?cacy,andPsychological FactorsamongstOlderWomenwithChronicLowBackPain: APreliminaryCase-ControlStudy AnnickChampagne, Franc?oisPrince, VickyBouffard, 1 1 1andDanikLafond 1,2 1 2 DepartmentofKinesiology,UniversityofMontreal,Montreal,QC,CanadaH3T1J4 DepartmentofPhysicalActivitySciences,UniversityofQuebec,Trois-Rivi`eres,QC,CanadaG9A5H7 CorrespondenceshouldbeaddressedtoDanikLafond,danik.lafond@umontreal.ca Received13January2012;Revised20April2012;Accepted27June2012 AcademicEditor:MaureenSimmonds Copyright?2012AnnickChampagneetal.ThisisanopenaccessarticledistributedundertheCreativeCommonsAttribution License,whichpermitsunrestricteduse,distribution,andreproductioninanymedium,providedtheoriginalworkisproperly cited. Objective.Toinvestigatebalancefunctionsinolderwomenandevaluatetheassociationofthefear-avoidancebeliefsmodel(FABM) factorswithbalanceandmobilityperformance.Participants.FifteenolderwomenwithCLBPwascomparedwithage-matched pain-freecontrols(n=15).MainOutcomeMeasures.Painintensity,falls-relatedself-e?cacyandintrinsicconstructsintheFABM wereevaluated.Posturalsteadiness(centreofpressure(COP))andmobilityfunctionswereassessed.LinearrelationshipsofFABM variableswithCOPandmobilityscorewereestimated.Results.CLBPshowedlowermobilityscorecomparedtocontrols.CLBP presentedlowerfalls-relatedself-e?cacyanditwasassociatedwithreducedmobilityscores.FABMvariablesandfalls-related self-e?cacywerecorrelatedwithposturalsteadiness.PhysicalactivitywasreducedinCLBP,butnobetween-groupdi?erencewas evidentforkneeextensorstrength.NosystematiclinkageswereobservedbetweenFABMvariableswithmobilityscoreorpostural steadiness.Conclusions.Backpainstatusa?ectsbalanceandmobilityfunctionsinolderwomen.Falls-relatedself-e?cacyislower inCLBPandisassociatedwithreducedmobility.DisusesyndromeinCLBPelderlyispartl