Uthman, O., Van Der Vindt, D., Jordan, J., Dziedzic, K., Healey, E., Peat, G. and Foster, N. British Medical Journal, 2013; 347:f5555 doi: 10.1136/bmj.f5555.
“60 trials (44 knee, two hip, 14 mixed)
covering 12 exercise interventions and with 8218 patients met inclusion
criteria.”
“The study showed that there is firm
evidence for a beneficial effect of exercise interventions over no exercise, for
both pain and functional improvement, in people with lower limb osteoarthritis.”“In terms of the cumulative probability of being the overall best exercise intervention for pain in lower limb osteoarthritis, aquatic strengthening plus aerobic flexibility exercise (81%) was closely followed by strengthening exercise only (76%), and aquatic strengthening plus aerobic exercise (73%).”
“The combination of strengthening, flexibility, and aerobic exercise (71%) and aquatic strengthening plus aerobic (71%) exercises had the highest probability of being the best overall treatment for function.”
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