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Core stabilisation exercises vs decompression surgery for lumbar spinal stenosis

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1. Lumbar stenosis/Introduction- Link to Physiopedia page on Lumbar stenosis[edit | edit source]

Role: Malachi

Definition
Severities
Affects on patients and health service
Symptoms
Epidemiology/Aetiology
Diagnosis
Relationship to LBP and reduced ADLS?

2. Current practice[edit | edit source]

Role:Toby

Guidelines

Gold standard
Research supporting
Indications for surgery

3. Core stabilisation exercise:[edit | edit source]

Role:Lyle

Define
Theory and relevant anatomy
Current research and how it affects stenosis symptoms
Types of core stability exercises and evidence for
Advised prescription and backing research

4. Lumbar decompression[edit | edit source]

Role:Anita

Define
Theory
Criteria
Costs
Risks
Evidence

5. Conclusion[edit | edit source]

Role: Everyone

Research complied together
What would be advised from research included here

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