2015
DOI: 10.17058/rjp.v5i3.5704
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Análise Da Melhora De Dor Em Pacientes Com Lombalgia Submetidos a Procedimentos Fisioterapêuticos

Abstract: RESUMOA lombalgia é definida como um quadro doloroso na região lombar afetando cerca de 70% da população em que se busca analgesia através de estimulação elétrica nervosa transcutânea (TENS). Neste sentido se objetivou analisar o efeito do atendimento fisioterapêutico em pacientes com lombalgia. Estudo de caráter clínico não randomizado realizado na Clínica FisioUNISC, no projeto de pesquisa intervenções terapêuticas nas alterações músculo esqueléticas em pacientes com disfunções da coluna vertebral. Sendo ava… Show more

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“…The pain neuromodulation of these electrotherapeutic resources occurs through different nerve pathways, because while PES generates electrical impulses by means of transcutaneous electrodes that will promote the depolarization of sensitive peripheral nerves (Albrecht, Goulart & Weis, 2015), tDCS uses electrical stimuli that cross the skull, with the intention of modulating the action of brain neurons (Luedtke, Rushton, Wright, Juergens, Mueller & May, 2011). Some studies have pointed out the efficacy of PES for the reduction of acute (Simpson, Fouche, Thomas & Bendall, 2013;Santana, Gallo, Ferreira, Duarte, Quintana & Marcolin, 2016) and chronic pain (Gibson, Wand, Meads, Catley & O'Connell, 2019), as well as tDCS in different types of pain in healthy individuals (Csifcsak, et al 2009;Bachmann, et al 2010), and in clinical conditions involving chronic pain (Baptista, et al 2019;Silva, et al 2019).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The pain neuromodulation of these electrotherapeutic resources occurs through different nerve pathways, because while PES generates electrical impulses by means of transcutaneous electrodes that will promote the depolarization of sensitive peripheral nerves (Albrecht, Goulart & Weis, 2015), tDCS uses electrical stimuli that cross the skull, with the intention of modulating the action of brain neurons (Luedtke, Rushton, Wright, Juergens, Mueller & May, 2011). Some studies have pointed out the efficacy of PES for the reduction of acute (Simpson, Fouche, Thomas & Bendall, 2013;Santana, Gallo, Ferreira, Duarte, Quintana & Marcolin, 2016) and chronic pain (Gibson, Wand, Meads, Catley & O'Connell, 2019), as well as tDCS in different types of pain in healthy individuals (Csifcsak, et al 2009;Bachmann, et al 2010), and in clinical conditions involving chronic pain (Baptista, et al 2019;Silva, et al 2019).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%