Differences in the situation of patients treated synchronous and asynchronously in disease of herniated disease

The aim of this study is to examine and evaluate the pain levels, physical activities and functional status of patients with synchronous and asynchronous treatment methods of the exercise program prepared using McKenzie, William flexion, Isometric and Mobilization exercises due to Lumbar disc herniation. Istanbul Gelisim University, Graduate Education Institute, Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Master's Thesis, Istanbul, 2024. The study aims to compare the effects and results of synchronous and asynchronous McKenzie, William Flexion, isometric and Mobilization exercises on individuals who are treated asynchronously and synchronously, living in Istanbul and diagnosed with lumbar disc herniation. The completion and treatment process of patients who applied to the Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Department at Istanbul Bağcılar Medilife Hospital and who met the criteria took an average of 3 months.34 patients who applied and met the criteria were included. The patients were randomly divided into (n=17) treatment group (synchronous) and (n=17) control group (asynchronous). An exercise program for herniated disc disease was applied to patients in two groups. For the treatment group (synchronous group), lumbar disc herniation exercises were performed in the hospital environment in sessions 3 days a week. For the control group. The exercises were delivered as videos and pictures, and they were shown and performed by the physiotherapist. The sessions were evaluated in this way, and the before and after conditions of the patients were examined. During these studies, the pre- and post-treatment results of the patients were recorded with the Socio-demographic form in addition to the Oswestry scale, Quebec scale and Roland Morris scale. The exercise program consisting of William Flexion, McKenzie, Isometric and Mobilization exercises was positive and gave a meaningful response. However, among the groups, the group treated synchronously showed a more significant response to the treatment than the other group.