Home-Based Rehabilitation Training With Human Key-Point Detection for Chronic Low Back Pain Patients: A Randomized Controlled Trial

This clinical trial investigates the effectiveness of a digital therapy app compared to traditional exercise therapy in helping individuals manage chronic low back pain. Chronic low back pain can significantly impact daily life, and finding effective treatment methods is crucial for improving quality of life for those affected. The study involves people with long-term low back pain and aims to determine whether a digital approach can be as effective or better than conventional methods. Understanding which method offers better pain relief and improved back function could lead to enhanced treatment options for individuals struggling with this condition. Participants in the trial are randomly assigned to either use a digital therapy app or receive traditional exercise therapy. Those in the digital group use an app on their smartphones that guides them through specific exercises at home, while the traditional group attends in-person sessions with a therapist. Both groups perform exercises aimed at improving core stability, with researchers monitoring how well they follow the routines and any changes in their pain and back function. Data integrity is a priority, with measures in place to ensure accurate tracking of results, contributing to reliable findings on the effectiveness of each therapy method.