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. 2019 Jun 12;11(1):41–58. doi: 10.5195/ijt.2019.6260

Table 2.

Participants’ profile based on the McKenzie Institute Lumbar Spine Assessment Format

Variable CBMT (n=26)
n(%)
TBMT (n=21)
n(%)
χ2 p-value
Gender
 Male 6(23.1%) 7(33.3) 0.611 0.435
 Female 20(76.9%) 14(66.7)
Occupation
 Artisan 4(15.4%) 2(9.52%) 6.772 0.453
 Trading 9(34.6%) 4(19.05%)
 Civil service 4(15.4%) 7(33.33%)
 Teaching 5(19.2%) 2(9.52%)
 Nursing 1(3.85%) 2(9.52 %)
 Student 0(0.0%) 1(4.76 %)
 Retiree 2(7.69%) 3(14.3%)
 Driver 1(3.85%) 0(0.00%)
Reduced ROM
 Extension 1(3.85%) 0(0.00%) 3.719 0.293
 Flexion 2(7.69%) 0(0.00%)
 Right side flexion 0(0.00%) 1(4.76%)
 Nil 23(88.5%) 20(95.2%)
Cause
 Bending 2(7.69%) 1(4.56%) 10.251 0.114
 Rigorous activity 8(30.8%) 0(0.00%)
 Lifting 2(7.69%) 3(14.3%)
 Poor posture 2(7.69%) 2(9.52%)
 Prolonged sitting 3(11.5%) 1(4.76%)
 Standing 1(3.85%) 2(9.52%)
 No apparent reason 8(30.8%) 12(57.1%)
Aggravating factors
 Bending 9(34.6%) 6(28.5%) 1.867 0.867
 Lying 1(3.85%) 0(0.00%)
 Sitting/rising 4(15.4%) 2(9.52%)
 Sitting 4(15.4%) 4(19.0%)
 Standing 4(15.4%) 5(23.8%)
 Walking 4(15.4%) 4(19.0%)
Alleviating factors
 Lying 16(61.5%) 8(38.1%) 3.980 0.409
 Sitting 6(23.1%) 9(42.9%)
 Standing 1(3.84%) 1(4.76%)
 Walking 3(11.5%) 2(9.52%)
 Altering assumed positions 0(0.00%) 1((4.76%)
LBP disturbs sleep
 Yes 13(50.0%) 13(61.9%) 0.666 0.414
 No 13(50.0%) 8(38.1%)

Key: ROM = Range of Motion; % = Percentage; CBMT = Clinic-Based McKenzie Therapy; TBMT = Telerehabilitation-Based McKenzie Therapy