Impact Of Modern Types Of Treatment Dorsalgia Lumbosacral Spine On The Emotional Background Of Patients

Abstract

The aim of the study as part of a clinical trial, to assess the level of emotional status of patients against the background of modern types of treatment for dorsopathy of the lumbosacral spine. Materials and methods. The study involved 152 patients diagnosed with dorsopathy of the lumbosacral spine, among the participants there 54 (35.8%) men and 97 (64.2%) women, the age of the patients ranged from 21 to 71 years, the average age of the patients was 52± 8.4 years. Among the types of dorsopathy in patients, lumbago syndrome was recorded in 35 (23.2%) cases, vertebrogenic lumbodynia – 28 (18.5%), discogenic lumbar ischialgia – 25 (16.6%), chronic discogenic radicular syndrome – 19 (12.6%), acute recurrent discogenic radicular syndrome – 22 (14.6%), and discogenic radiculoischemia – 22 (14.6%). All patients in the process of preparation for the study divided into groups depending on the format of therapy. So in group I – 50 (34.0%) patients who received a standard type of drug therapy in combination with Korean traditional methods for the treatment of dorsopathy. in group II – 51 (33.5%) patients who received the standard type of drug therapy in combination with transcranial magnetic stimulation. Group III – 51 (33.5%) patients who received methods of traditional Korean therapy for dorsopathy in combination with transcranial magnetic stimulation.