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. 2023 Jul 19;18:513. doi: 10.1186/s13018-023-03988-y

Table 2.

Characteristics of included studies

Serial number Included literature Country Subject characteristics Experimental group Control group Outcome measures
Sample size Age Exercise intervention Sample size Age Intervention methods
(M/F) Mean (SD) (M/F) Mean (SD)
1 David Cruz-Díaz et al. [12] Spain Suffering from LBP for at least 3 months 53 (NR) 69.57 (2.18) Pilates + physical therapy: 60 min × twice/week × 6 weeks 48 (NR) 72.69 (3.53) Physical therapy
2 Ge et al. [19] China Nonspecific LBP for at least 3 months in the last year 15 (0/15) 64.6 (3.71) Core stability training: 25–30 min × 4 times/week × 4 weeks + physiotherapy: 40 min × 4 times/week × 4 weeks 16 (0/16) 64.12 (2.96) Physiotherapy %1 ②
3 George et al. [20] Greece Lumbar spine for a period longer than 12 weeks 17 (8/9) 60–72 Treadmill training: unreported minutes × 7 times/week × 12 weeks 32 (8/24) 60–82 Written information and recommendations
4 Irandoust et al. [37] Iran With the history of back pain 18 (NR) 63.1 ± 2.4 Aquatic exercise: 60 min × 3 times/week × 16 weeks 18 (NR) 63.3 ± 1.4 ADL
5 Jackson et al. [38] Canada With chronic nonspecific LBP as diagnosed by a physician 15 (15/0) 63.0 (3.1) Periodized resistance training: 60 min × 4 times/week × 12 weeks 15 (15/0) 57 (7.7) ADL ①②④
6 Madadi-Shad et al. [53] Iran History of LBP greater than six months 18 (NR) 68.01 (2.42) Resistance band exercise: 45–50 min × 3 times/week × 14 weeks 18 (NR) 68.9 (2.57) ADL ①②
7 Park et al. [65] Korea This study specifically sought to recruit individuals with CLBP 40 (0/40) 71.5 (6.34) Horseback riding simulator: 30 min × 3 times/week × 12 weeks 40 (0/40) 72.05 (6.82) Watch the video ①②
8 Teut et al. [81]-A Germany Chronic LBP at least 6 months 61 (7/54) 73 (5.6) Yoga: 45 min × 24 lessons × 12 weeks 57 (5/52) 72.6 (6) No additional intervention ①④
9 Teut et al. [81]-B Germany Chronic LBP at least 6 months 58 (8/50) 72.4 (5.7) Qigong: 90 min × 12 lessons × 12 weeks 57 (5/52) 72.6 (6) No additional intervention ①④
10 Vincent et al. [83]-A USA Experience LBP for ≥ 6 months 17 (5/12) 68.6 (7.3) Whole-body resistance training: unreported minutes × 3 times/week × 16 weeks 14 (5/9) 67.5 (6.4) No exercise intervention
11 Vincent et al. [83]-B USA Experience LBP for ≥ 6 months 18 (6/12) 68.7 (7.1) Lumbar extensor training: unreported minutes × 3 times/week × 16 weeks 14 (5/9) 67.5 (6.4) No exercise intervention
12 Wang et al. [85] China Diagnose as CLBP by a physician 45 (NR) 66.55 (3.55) Baduanjin: unreported minutes × 2–3 times/week × 12 weeks + magneto-caloric and interferential electrotherapy: 20 min × 3–4 times/week × 12 weeks 45 66.72 (3.21) Magneto-caloric and interferential electrotherapy
13 Weiner et al. [86] USA Participants were community dwelling older adults with CLBP 45 (22/23) 73.9 (5.2) Strength and flexibility and aerobic components: 60 min × twice/week × 6 weeks 44 (20/24) 73.3 (6.0) Percutaneous electrical nerve stimulation
14 Yalfani et al. [88] Iran LBP experience over the last 6 months 13 (NR) 68 (2.94) Virtual reality training: 30 min × 3 times/week × 8 weeks 12 (NR) 67.08 (2.9) ADL ①④
15 Yan et al. [89] China Diagnose with NS-LBP for at least 3 months 10 (0/10) 68 (1.15) 24-Style Tai Chi:60 min × 3 times/week × 6 weeks 10 (0/10) 70 (1.26) ADL
16 Young et al. [90] Korea Back pain for six months or longer 24 (NR) Elderly Swiss ball: 50 min × 3 times/week × 6 weeks 24 (NR) elderly proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation integration pattern %1 ③
17 Yu et al. [91] Korea LBP for at least 3 months 20 (0/20) 69.4 (4.1) Waist and abdominal exercise: 40 min × 3 times/week × 8 weeks 20 (0/20) 70.4 (3.2) Myofascial relaxation
18 Zou et al. [94] China Diagnosed as CLBP by a physician 9 (NR) 65.2 (3.5) Aquatic exercise: 60 min × 2 times/week × 21 weeks 9 (NR) 64.3 (4.8) ADL

①, VAS; ②, ODI; ③,TUG; ④, SF-36; M (male); F (female); NR (not report); ADL (activities of daily living).