Notes on visceral adhesions as fascial pathology

Hedley, Gil

doi:10.1016/j.jbmt.2009.10.005

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“…The incidence of detection of adhesions after visceral surgery may rise to 100%, depending on the texts examined 43,101,102. Necessarily, we identify symptoms resulting from the scar, such as meteorism, irregular bowel movements, chronic abdominal pain, digestive disorders, and intestinal obstruction 43.…”

Section: Symptoms and Clinical Scenarios: Abdominal Surgerymentioning

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Skin, fascias, and scars: symptoms and systemic connections

Bordoni

Zanier²

2013

JMDH

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Every element or cell in the human body produces substances that communicate and respond in an autocrine or paracrine mode, consequently affecting organs and structures that are seemingly far from each other. The same also applies to the skin. In fact, when the integrity of the skin has been altered, or when its healing process is disturbed, it becomes a source of symptoms that are not merely cutaneous. The skin is an organ, and similar to any other structure, it has different functions in addition to connections with the central and peripheral nervous system. This article examines pathological responses produced by scars, analyzing definitions and differences. At the same time, it considers the subcutaneous fascias, as this connective structure is altered when there is a discontinuous cutaneous surface. The consequence is an ample symptomatology, which is not limited to the body area where the scar is located, such as a postural or trigeminal disorder.

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Section: Symptoms and Clinical Scenarios: Abdominal Surgerymentioning

confidence: 99%

Skin, fascias, and scars: symptoms and systemic connections

Bordoni

Zanier²

2013

JMDH

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“…Segundo Hedley (2010), quando existe uma alteração da mobilidade característica de uma víscera, gera-se uma aderência nos tecidos próximos ao órgão, causando imobilidade em seus devidos ligamentos. Diante deste fato, é possível afirmar que, havendo uma alteração da mobilidade ou motilidade do útero, o ligamento largo, ligamento útero-ovariano e ligamento redondo do útero sofrerão sobrecargas, podendo levar a uma futura congestão pélvica.…”

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Efeitos da manipulação visceral no tratamento da dor em mulheres com dismenorreia primária

Alves

Martins

Baratella

et al. 2021

RSD

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Objetivo: O trabalho objetivou avaliar os efeitos da manipulação visceral no tratamento da dor em mulheres com dismenorreia primária. Método: Trata-se de um estudo do tipo ensaio clínico randomizado de corte transversal, no qual foram avaliadas 13 mulheres que apresentavam dismenorreia primária. Inicialmente foi realizada uma coleta de dados sócio clínicos, em seguida foi aplicado um questionário sobre dismenorreia e foi avaliada a intensidade da dor pela Escala Visual Analógica (EVA). Foram divididas em dois grupos sendo um deles o grupo controle (GC) que utilizou a Tens Burst e o grupo experimental (GE) no qual foram realizadas as manipulações viscerais do útero e ovário. Após o fim dos atendimentos as pacientes foram reavaliadas com o mesmo questionário e escala já utilizados. Resultados: Foi possível observar diante dos dados que apesar de ambos os grupos apresentarem resultados positivos depois do período de tratamento, o GE apresentou uma melhora mais significativa quanto a intensidade da dor e redução dos sintomas, quando comparado ao GC após ambas as técnicas, principalmente na fase inicial do ciclo menstrual. Observou-se também no GE uma redução da dor de 3,85 pontos na EVA após a manipulação visceral, já no GC obteve uma redução da dor na EVA de 0,83 pontos ao ser utilizado a TENS. Conclusão: Diante disso, ambas as técnicas apresentaram resultados satisfatórios, no entanto a manipulação visceral apontou resultados mais positivos, principalmente, na fase inicial da menstruação, sendo capaz de diminuir a dor em mulheres com dismenorreia.

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“…Based on this pathophysiology, C-sections leave the mother with symptoms of pain locally and distant, health dysfunction, and some report never feeling the same again. C-sections scars are also linked to internal adhesion formation; the incidence of detection of adhesions after visceral surgery is almost universal (97%-100%) [78][79][80]. Abdominal adhesions and can lead to irregular bowel movements [81], chronic abdominal pain [82][83][84], digestive disorders [85], endometriosis [86,87], intestinal obstruction, [88] block circulation [89][90], stagnate energy flows [91][92], lowered fertility [93,94], decreased libido [95][96][97][98][99][100], and impacts future infant mortality [101].…”

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C-sections impact on maternal and fetal health. Positive outcomes with Micro Point Stimulation of C-section scars

Gokal

Armstrong²,

Fashong³

2020

jimsa

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This review clearly demonstrates the dramatic impact of a C-section on the morbidity for both mother (pyhsical and emotional) and child (especially related to adverse microbiom development in the growing infant). In addition millions of women who suffer symptoms both locally around the surgical site and more importantly distant effects related to sympathetic up-regulation, mainly through fascial/ fibrotic nerve stimulation. Our experience of the application of Micro Point Stimulation Scar Release therapy to C- section scars resulted in markedly improved pain in these patients who had long-standing symptoms The preliminary but impressive ultrasound findings showing the dramatic reduction in the fibrous/fascial mass after just one session of Micro Point Stimulation Scar therapy of 35 secs adds credence to the efficacy of this procedure in relieving pain symptoms from a simple inexpensive method of treatment. Micro Point Stimulation scar release therapy impacts on distant locations of pain; this challenges the traditionally held concepts of diseases and its pathophysiology. Abdominal and C-section scars may now be viewed as significant systemic contributors to pain and dysfunction throughout the entire body. The overuse of C-sections cannot be justified and it is imperative that the entire practice be reviewed to stem the rising use of this procedure. Where ever possible a delivery should happen in home friendly environment, which is conducive to good health for mother and child.

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Notes on visceral adhesions as fascial pathology

Cited by 22 publications

References 7 publications

Skin, fascias, and scars: symptoms and systemic connections

Skin, fascias, and scars: symptoms and systemic connections

Efeitos da manipulação visceral no tratamento da dor em mulheres com dismenorreia primária

C-sections impact on maternal and fetal health. Positive outcomes with Micro Point Stimulation of C-section scars

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