Background and purpose. Aquatic exercise is normally well accepted for individuals
presenting low back pain (LBP). Those exercises are considered safe, comfortable, and with …

Background and Aims: Considering that in old age, the potential for musculoskeletal
abnormalities and consequently changes in biomechanical function is probable, utilizing …

[Purpose] Many studies have compared over-ground and treadmill walking, but the
biomechanical relationship between the two gait modes is unclear. The aim of this study was …

Objective: To investigate the efficacy of a four-week underwater treadmill exercise regimen
compared to a home exercise regimen relative to pain relief and functional improvement in …

Purpose: The purpose of this study was to identify the effects of aquatic exercise program on
physical fitness, pain and physiological function in patients with osteoarthritis. Method: The …

[Purpose] This study's working hypothesis is that underwater walking training is beneficial for
healthy subjects balance.[Subjects and Methods] Forty eight subjects (Underwater walking …

The reported association of low-back pain and musculoskeletal disorders contributed to the
examination of the lumbar spine and hip extensor activation patterns in back pain sufferers …

We have studied 35 patients (25 female and 10 male) with low-back pain who were
managed with aquatic exercises after an appropriate period of treatment for their condition in …

Abstract Background and Objectives: There is consensus on the use of exercise therapy and
exercise for control, prevention, and treatment of patients with low back pain. But …

The aim of this study was to examine the effect of aquatic rehabilitation exercise on pain,
physical function, walking ability and falls efficacy in patients with knee osteoarthritis. These …