2014
DOI: 10.4314/ajtcam.v11i3.23
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Investigation of The Effects of Connective Tissue Mobilisation on Quality of Life and Emotional Status in Healthy Subjects

Abstract: Background: Connective Tissue Massage (CTM) or Manipulation is a bodywork technique which lies at the interface between alternative approaches. The autonomic balancing responses to CTM can be useful in the treatment of anxiety. Aim: This study was planned to investigate the effects of connective tissue mobilization (CTM) on quality of life and emotional status in healthy subjects. Design; Prospective trial, Setting; Treatment and Population.

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“…[8] With regards to the number of years of working as nurses, those with 2 to 5 years in service possess a 2.11 times higher risk of LBP than those with < 2 years in service. Repetitive spine movements, improper working posture and excessive use of force for lifting are the three major factors that lead to musculoskeletal problems and LBA (Buker et al, 2006) [19] , All these factors lead to excessive use of tendons, ligaments and muscles, static muscle loading and fatigue, which increase the likelihood of low back pain. Performing duties related to carrying the patient or shifting the patient without getting support or any supportive equipment may also result in LBP (Buker et al, 2006;Yilmaz, Sahin & Kuran et al 2006).…”
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“…[8] With regards to the number of years of working as nurses, those with 2 to 5 years in service possess a 2.11 times higher risk of LBP than those with < 2 years in service. Repetitive spine movements, improper working posture and excessive use of force for lifting are the three major factors that lead to musculoskeletal problems and LBA (Buker et al, 2006) [19] , All these factors lead to excessive use of tendons, ligaments and muscles, static muscle loading and fatigue, which increase the likelihood of low back pain. Performing duties related to carrying the patient or shifting the patient without getting support or any supportive equipment may also result in LBP (Buker et al, 2006;Yilmaz, Sahin & Kuran et al 2006).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Performing duties related to carrying the patient or shifting the patient without getting support or any supportive equipment may also result in LBP (Buker et al, 2006;Yilmaz, Sahin & Kuran et al 2006). [19,20] The previous study results suggest that longer daily working hours and a large number of cared patients per shift should be discouraged in order to prevent musculoskeletal problems such as LBP in registered nurses (Shwn-Huey Shieh a, et al 2016). [8] The previous study shows significant correlations between the likelihood of getting LBP and hours of physical load such as working, standing, and walking (Trinkoff AM, et al 2006).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…There were a variety of studies investigating the effects of CTM on different populations. Kavlak et al (2014) concluded that CTM could be used for minimizing depressive symptoms and improving quality of life in healthy young subjects. Yagci et al (2004) presented that CTM with exercise intervention improved pain intensity, number of trigger points, and cervical range of motion in patients with cervical myofascial pain syndrome.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…These effects may improve the release of endorphins (Kaada and Torsteinbø, 1989), resulting in increased feeling of relaxation and giving a raise of mood, improve sleep pattern, and help achieve normalized energy levels (Holey and Dixon, 2014; Holey et al, 2011; Langevin and Sherman, 2007). Therefore, CTM has been used for the management of a broad range of health conditions (Celenay et al, 2016; Celenay et al, 2017; Demirtürk et al, 2016; Gürsen et al, 2015; Kavlak et al, 2014; Yagci et al, 2004). CTM applications may also be important for connective tissue remodeling in response to varying levels of mechanical stress in CLBP.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Results of many studies have been published recently. The authors consider bronchial dysfunction as a manifestation of autonomic dysfunction due to the disorder of the cartilage and connective tissue of the trachea and the bronchial tubes secondary to undifferentiated connective tissue dysplasia (UCTD) resulting in tracheobronchial dyskinesia [6,9,10,12], and disorder of both drainage and ventilation functions of bronchial tubes.…”
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