4. Effects of Rehabilitation Program Combined with Pain Management on Outcome Measures
In the intervention group, 26 patients (86.2%) achieved the target step count at discharge. The mean PCS rumination, helplessness, and total scores at discharge in both groups improved significantly compared with the baseline, and there were no significant differences between the two groups at any time point. There were significant time-by-group interactions for PCS magnification (There were significant time-by-group interactions for daily step count (In both groups, the mean FIM score and EQ-5D 3L single summary index value at two weeks and discharge improved significantly compared with the baseline, and there were no significant differences between the two groups.There were significant time-by-group interactions for ratios of the height of the C and P borders of the collapsed body to the posterior border of a normal upper vertebral body (The mean CST, TUGT, and 6-MWT values at discharge in both groups improved significantly compared with those at two weeks after admission. There were no significant differences in the mean CST and TUGT values at discharge between the two groups. There were significant time-by-group interactions for the 6-MWT (