Group 1 |
| PP1.1 |
11:30 - 11:36 |
Antibiotic treatment of patients with low back pain associated with Modic changes. |
Hanne Albert |
| PP1.2 |
11:37 - 11:43 |
MRI changes over time of disc contour in patients with sciatica treated conservatively - size does matter. |
Hanne Albert |
| PP1.3 |
11:44 - 11:50 |
A new pragmatic management strategy for low-back pain an integrated multimodal program based on antidysfunctional medicine. |
Stefan Blomberg |
| PP1.4 |
11:51 - 11:57 |
The STAYAC Model of Pain Management, Scientific basis of The New Pragmatic Management Strategy for Pain Based on Antidysfunctional Medicine. |
Stefan Blomberg |
| PP1.5 |
11:58 - 12:04 |
Using placebo controls in low back pain research. Part I: Acupuncture, manual therapy and exercise. |
Luciana Machado |
| PP1.6 |
12:05 - 12:11 |
Effectiveness of Early Intervention with High-Risk Back-injured Workers in the Workers’ Compensation Context. |
Izabela Schultz |
| PP1.7 |
12:12 - 12:18 |
Self-report outcome measures for low back pain – searching for international cross-cultural adaptations. |
Leonardo Costa |
| PP1.8 |
12:19 - 12:25 |
Effectiveness of a back pain prevention program: a cluster randomized controlled trial in an occupational setting. |
Helma IJzelenberg |
Group 2
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| PP2.1 |
11:30 - 11:36 |
Randomised Controlled Trial of Public Hospital-based versus Private Community-based Physiotherapy for Patients with Low Back Pain: Preliminary Results. |
Deirdre Hurley |
| PP2.2 |
11:37 - 11:43 |
Patient Satisfaction with Private Physiotherapy for Low Back Pain in Ireland. |
Deirdre Hurley |
| PP2.3 |
11:44 - 11:50 |
Can routine primary care tests diagnose disc, facet or SIJ as the source of non specific low back pain? A systematic review. |
Mark Hancock |
| PP2.4 |
11:51 - 11:57 |
Item-response theory analysis of the Neck Disability Index. |
Gabrielle Vandervelde |
| PP2.5 |
11:58 - 12:04 |
To Evaluate the Effectiveness of Lumbar Facet Injection from the Patient’s Perspective. |
Heather Shilliday |
| PP2.6 |
12:05 - 12:11 |
Psychological Risk Factors for Low Back Pain: Alexithymia and Coping Styles: A prospective cohort study of 1,215 San Francisco transit workers. |
W. Mehling |
| PP2.7 |
12:12 - 12:18 |
Methodological problems in determining responsiveness of Functional Capacity Evaluation. |
Sandra Brouwer |
| PP2.8 |
12:19 - 12:25 |
Exposure in vivo treatment in acute low back pain patients with elevated levels of pain-related fear: a randomised controlled trial. |
Judith Sieben |
Group 3 |
| PP3.1 |
11:30 - 11:36 |
Identifying Sub-Groups of Patients with “Non-Specific” Low Back Pain: A Randomized Clinical Trial. |
G. Brennan |
| PP3.2 |
11:37 - 11:43 |
Systematic reviews of clinical features used for diagnosing serious pathology in patients with low back pain. |
Nicholas Henschke |
| PP3.3 |
11:44 - 11:50 |
Can we identify serious spinal pathologies in acute low back pain patients? |
Nicholas Henschke |
| PP3.4 |
11:51 - 11:57 |
Opening the black-box in RCT’s: about the additional value of taking the content of low back pain interventions into account in the development and evaluation of RCT’s. |
B. Poels |
| PP3.5 |
11:58 - 12:04 |
Relationship of Low Back Pain Severity and Narcotic Prescribing and Disability Duration in Occupational Low Back Pain. |
Barbara Webster |
| PP3.6 |
12:05 - 12:11 |
Physical activity and inactivity in relation to low back pain in adolescents. |
Juha Auvinen |
| PP3.7 |
12:12 - 12:18 |
Improving the management of low back pain in the community using collaborative action learning groups. |
Alan Breen |
| PP3.8 |
12:19 - 12:25 |
Can we change beliefs, behaviors and improve outcome with a videotape in acute low back pain? A randomized controlled trial. |
Randy Shelerud |
Group 4 |
| PP4.1 |
11:30 - 11:36 |
Can practitioners’ behaviour towards low back pain be changed? Results of a randomised controlled trial of a contextualised educational package. |
David Evans |
| PP4.2 |
11:37 - 11:43 |
Rehabilitative Exercise and Manipulation for Chronic Neck Pain: Results of a Mixed Methods Clinical Trial with a One Year Follow Up. |
Roni Evans |
| PP4.3 |
11:44 - 11:50 |
Two Mixed Methods Trials of Exercise and Manual Therapy for Seniors with Low Back and Neck Pain. |
Gert Bronfort |
| PP4.4 |
11:51 - 11:57 |
Epidemiology of sex differences in musculoskeletal pain. |
Hanneke Wijnhoven |
| PP4.5 |
11:58 - 12:04 |
12 months Follow-up Comparison of the Effectiveness of McKenzie Therapy and Intensive Strengthening Training for the Treatment of Patients with Chronic Low Back Pain. |
Tom Petersen |
| PP4.6 |
12:05 - 12:11 |
Classification of and specific exercises for LBP patients. |
Gerard Koel |
| PP4.7 |
12:12 - 12:18 |
Do Chiropractors Adhere to Guidelines for Back X-rays? A Study of Chiropractic Teaching Clinics. |
Carlo Ammendolia |
| PP4.8 |
12:19 - 12:25 |
A systematic review of the diagnostic accuracy of clinically provocative tests of the neck for cervical radiculopathy. |
Sidney Rubinstein |
Group 5 |
| PP5.1 |
11:30 - 11:36 |
Is Smoking a Risk Factor for Low Back Pain in Adolescents? A Prospective Cohort Study from Birth to 18 Years of Age. |
Jaro Karppinen |
| PP5.2 |
11:37 - 11:43 |
Risk Factors of Low Back Pain in Adolescents: Birth Characteristics and Body Mass Index. A Prospective Cohort Study from Birth to 18 Years of Age. |
Jaro Karppinen |
| PP5.3 |
11:44 - 11:50 |
Increasing effectiveness in occupational health care: Creating collaborative evidence based programs. |
Sandra Sinclair |
| PP5.4 |
11:51 - 11:57 |
Randomized Trial of Therapeutic Massage vs. Self-care book for Chronic Neck Pain. |
Kate Sherman |
| PP5.5 |
11:58 - 12:04 |
Model based active treatments for non-specific chronic low back pain. The one year follow-up results of the Lobadis3-trial. |
Rob Smeets |
| PP5.6 |
12:05 - 12:11 |
The ability of the Acute Low Back Pain Screening Questionnaire to predict sick leave in patients with acute neck pain. |
Cees Vos |
| PP5.7 |
12:12 - 12:18 |
Discriminatory power of the back performance scale. |
Liv Strand |
| PP5.8 |
12:19 - 12:25 |
A Biopsychosocial Index for Estimating Prognosis in Low Back Pain. |
Nicholas Penney |
Group 6 |
| PP6.1 |
11:30 - 11:36 |
Efficacy of lumbar supports for home care workers with low back pain. |
Pepijn Roelofs |
| PP6.2 |
11:37 - 11:43 |
Cost-effectiveness of lumbar supports for home care workers with low back pain. |
Pepijn Roelofs |
| PP6.3 |
11:44 - 11:50 |
Practice variations among physiotherapists in the management of back pain. |
Stéphane Poitras |
| PP6.4 |
11:51 - 11:57 |
Using the GRADE approach to summarize the evidence from systematic reviews and clinical practice guidelines in chronic low back pain. |
Vicki Pennick |
| PP6.5 |
11:58 - 12:04 |
Radiofrequency Neurotomy as Treatment for Spinal Joint Pain: A Systematic Review of the Literature. |
Jan Hoving |
| PP6.6 |
12:05 - 12:11 |
Back pain in Primary Care. Clinical course, description of health care consumption and predictive factors for different health care consumption. |
Birgitta Őberg |
| PP6.7 |
12:12 - 12:18 |
Attitudes to back pain amongst musculoskeletal practioners: Differences between professional groups and practice settings using the ABS-MP. |
Tamar Pincus |
Group 7 |
| PP7.1 |
11:30 - 11:36 |
Back Pain: Do Patients, Members Of The Public And Primary Health Care Professionals Understand And Speak The Same Language? |
Catherine Minns Lowe |
| PP7.2 |
11:37 - 11:43 |
Diagnosis of lumbar spinal stenosis: a systematic review of the accuracy of diagnostic tests. |
Sita Bierma |
| PP7.3 |
11:44 - 11:50 |
Patient perceptions of physical therapy within a trial for back pain treatments (UK BEAM). |
Martin Underwood |
| PP7.4 |
11:51 - 11:57 |
Physical and mental function and incident low back pain in seniors. A population-based two-year prospective study of 1,387 Danish twins aged 70-100 years. |
Jan Hartvigsen |
| PP7.5 |
11:58 - 12:04 |
“There’s so much more wrapped up in it”: A qualitative case study of life with low back pain. |
Mandy Corbett |
| PP7.6 |
12:05 - 12:11 |
The influence of fear avoidance beliefs on disability and quality of life is sparse in Spanish low back pain patients. |
Francisco Kovacs |
| PP7.7 |
12:12 - 12:18 |
Back Performance Scale scores in people without back pain: Normative data of dynamic trunk flexibility. |
Mirjam Myklebust |
