Differences in dynamic and postural stability based on degree of disability in patients with nonspecific chronic lower back pain: an observational study

Objetive: The main objective of this study was to analyze whether there were differences in dynamic balance and postural stability relation the level disability patients with chronic low back pain.
 Methodss: This is an observational which 60 nonspecific pain included. All received a sociodemographic questionnaire, visual analogue scale (VAS) series self-reported psychological scales. To complete evaluation, physical tests performed measured.
 Results: Student’s t-test revealed that significant between groups right leg left leg. In contrast, no for reach functional test forward direction, direction direction.
 Conclusion: conclusion, our demonstrates high levels present significantly poorer compared those disability. found terms static stability.