Study Comparing Joint Movement in Adults Aged 18 to 65 With Chronic Low Back Pain Using AI Analysis

What this Trial Is About

Low back pain LBP is a widespread musculoskeletal issue affecting people of various ages and causing significant personal, social, and healthcare burdens. The study focuses on chronic low back pain CLBP, which lasts more than 12 weeks and often leads to reduced daily activity due to fear of movement. Identifying risk factors and understanding those at risk of developing chronic LBP can help improve prevention and treatment strategies. This research aims to compare joint range of motion between individuals with low back pain and healthy people using artificial intelligence AI analysis methods. Participants in this observational study will have their joint range of motion ROM measured to assess specific movement limitations. The study includes two groups patients experiencing low back pain and healthy control participants. AI-supported analysis will be used to detect differences in joint motion ranges between these groups, aiming to improve understanding of how LBP affects physical movement. During the study, participants will undergo pain evaluations lasting about 5 minutes and joint ROM assessments lasting about 20 minutes. The researchers will collect data to analyze and compare differences between the groups. The study is open to adults aged 18 to 65 who meet eligibility criteria, and it involves no treatment but diagnostic testing. Total participant involvement includes these assessments, with results helping to identify movement patterns related to LBP.

AI-Assisted Analysis of Range of Motion in Patients With Low Back Pain