| Objective To explore the effect of core stability training on preventing the fall in elderly osteoporosis patients. Methods From July in 2015 to June in 2016, 120 patients with osteoporosis and high-risk of Morse fall assessment in our hospital, were randomly divided into control group and research group, with 60 patients in each group. Patients in control group received routine interventional treatment and general fall intervention. Patients in research group received additional core stability training on the basis of control group treatment. After 1 year, VAS grade, gait analysis results, low limb muscle testing, and the incidence of falls were evaluated and compared before and after the treatment and between the two groups. Results All of these indicators in both groups improved after the intervention. Among them, the control group improved slightly, and the experimental group improved significantly after the treatment and was better than the former. Furthermore, the incidence of falls and the degree of fall injury in the experimental group decreased significantly. Conclusion Core stability training can effectively alleviate the waist pain, improve the balance function and low limb muscle strength in patients with osteoporosis. So the training is one of the effective measures to prevent fall, and is expected to become important part of nursing path to senile osteoporosis patients. |