eutic options need to be explored for this population. Objectives: The objective of this study is to assess the effectiveness and safety of a 5-week Mokhuri treatment program compared with conventional nonsurgical treatments for symptomatic lumbar spondylobsthesis. Methods: This is a study protocol for

linical investigators judge to be inappropriate. 2.4. Interventions All the participants in each group will undergo 5 weeks of treatments. In the Mokhuri treatment group, participants will undergo 10 sessions of acupuncture therapy, Chuna therapy, and consultation with physicians. In the control grou

fectiveness of conservative Tx for spondylisthesis. AN informative paragraph: According to the results of our previous observational study involving Mokhuri nonsurgical integrative treatments performed on patients diagnosed with Meyerding grade 2 lumbar spinal spondylolisthesis, considerable clinical im