Pelvic floor stimulation: What are the good vibrations?

Lauper, M.; Kühn, Annette; R, Gerber; Luginbühl, H; Radlinger, Lorenz

doi:10.1002/nau.20669

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“…All PFM EMG variables of all running speeds show clearly higher values than PFM activity during standing without any voluntary contraction, whose mean of 29.6 %EMG being similar to the findings of Luginbuehl et al [6] and Lauper et al [21]. The higher values than during standing without any voluntary contraction suggest a PFM pre-activity and reflex activity during running.…”

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Pelvic floor muscle electromyography during different running speeds: an exploratory and reliability study

Luginbuehl

Naeff

Zahnd

et al. 2015

Arch Gynecol Obstet

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Pelvic floor muscle electromyography during different running speeds: an exploratory and reliability study

Luginbuehl

Naeff

Zahnd

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“…W literaturze można znaleźć przesłanki dotyczące możliwości wykorzystania treningu wibracyjnego w leczeniu nietrzymania moczu [11]. Trening wibracyjny, określany też jako NEMES -nerwowo-mięśniowa stymulacja mechaniczna, jest stosunkowo młodym narzę-dziem treningowym wykorzystywanym w sporcie zawodowym, fizjoterapii i fitness [12].…”

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“…Zmiana aktywności mięśni dna miednicy na skutek treningu wibracyjnego sugeruje możliwość wykorzystania takiej formy terapii u pacjentek z wysiłkowym nietrzymaniem moczu [11]. Efekt ten wykorzystano w badaniach, w których połączono trening wibracyjny (amplituda drgań 5 mm, częstotliwość drgań 5-30 Hz, dwie czterominutowe sesje, dwa razy w tygodniu) z terapią fizykalną w trzech kombinacjach: grupa A -jednoczesny trening wibracyjny połączony z terapią fizykalną; grupa B -początkowo terapia fizykalna, następnie trening wibracyjny; grupa C -początkowo trening wibracyjny, następnie terapia fizykalna [18].…”

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Physiotherapy treatment of urinary stress incontinence in women. Part 2

Kwaśna¹,

Chmielewska²,

Piecha³

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StreszczenieObecnie poszukuje się nowoczesnych, bardziej atrakcyjnych metod leczenia zachowawczego wysiłkowego nietrzymania moczu. Uwagę autorów skupiła nowa forma rehabilitacji i fitness, jaką jest trening wibracyjny. Platformy wibracyjne są wyposażeniem klubów fitness, sal treningowych i gabinetów rehabilitacji. Literatura donosi o zwiększeniu siły i mocy mechanicznej mięśni pod wpływem treningu wibracyjnego. Istnieją podstawy naukowe, aby zakładać korzystny wpływ tej formy treningu na mięśnie dna miednicy. Aspekt ten wymaga jednak weryfikacji.Konwencjonalną metodą leczenia nietrzymania moczu jest elektrostymulacja. Istnieją liczne dowody potwierdzające skuteczność elektroterapii we wzmacnianiu mięśni dna miednicy.Możliwość stosowania prezentowanych metod uzależniona będzie od wieku i ogólnej kondycji fizycznej kobiet z wysiłkowym nietrzymaniem moczu.Słowa kluczowe: wysiłkowe nietrzymanie moczu, wibracja całego ciała, elektrostymulacja. SummaryNowadays, modern and more attractive methods of conservative treatment of urinary stress incontinence are sought. Authors' attention has focused on vibration training which is a new form of rehabilitation and fitness. Fitness centers, training rooms and rehabilitation centers are equipped with vibration platforms. The literature reports an increase in muscle strength and mechanical power as a result of vibration training. There are scientific rationales for assuming a positive impact of this form of training on the pelvic floor muscles. However, this aspect requires verification.Electrical stimulation is a conventional method of treatment of urinary stress incontinence. There has been good evidence for effectiveness of electrotherapy in strengthening of the pelvic floor muscles.The possibility of applying these methods depend on the age and general physical condition of women with urinary stress incontinence.

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“…SR-WBV seems to provoke an interaction of different types of neurophysiologic sensors and the adjustment of afferent and efferent signals, which probably acts as exercise for the sensorimotor system[13]. The observed increase in strength is mainly attributed to neural adaptation, which leads to improved inter- and intramuscular coordination, which, in turn, allows the increased activation of prime movers in specific movements, and better coordination in the activation of all relevant muscles[17] or a higher muscular activity in insufficient muscles, when compared to sinusoidal vibration[18]. A low risk of injury and only the rare manifestation of side-effects make SR-WBV an attractive preventive intervention[5,19].…”

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Stochastic resonance whole body vibration increases perceived muscle relaxation but not cardiovascular activation: A randomized controlled trial

Bürger

Schade

Radlinger

2016

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AIMTo investigate the acute effects of stochastic resonance whole body vibration (SR-WBV), including muscle relaxation and cardiovascular activation.METHODSSixty-four healthy students participated. The participants were randomly assigned to sham SR-WBV training at a low intensity (1.5 Hz) or a verum SR-WBV training at a higher intensity (5 Hz). Systolic blood pressure (SBP), diastolic blood pressure (DBP), heart rate (HR) and self-reported muscle relaxation were assessed before and immediately after SR-WBV.RESULTSTwo factorial analyses of variance (ANOVA) showed a significant interaction between pre- vs post-SR-WBV measurements and SR-WBV conditions for muscle relaxation in the neck and back [F(1,55) = 3.35, P = 0.048, η2 = 0.07]. Muscle relaxation in the neck and back increased in verum SR-WBV, but not in sham SR-WBV. No significant changes between pre- and post-training levels of SBD, DBD and HR were observed either in sham or verum SR-WBV conditions. With verum SR-WBV, improved muscle relaxation was the most significant in participants who reported the experience of back, neck or shoulder pain more than once a month (P < 0.05).CONCLUSIONA single session of SR-WBV increased muscle relaxation in young healthy individuals, while cardiovascular load was low. An increase in musculoskeletal relaxation in the neck and back is a potential mediator of pain reduction in preventive worksite SR-WBV trials.

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Pelvic floor stimulation: What are the good vibrations?

Abstract: SRV, compared to SV, leads to higher pelvic floor muscle activation in subjects with weakened pelvic floor muscles and achieves higher pelvic floor activation than maximum voluntary contraction alone. Neurourol. Urodynam. 28:405-410, 2009. (c) 2009 Wiley-Liss, Inc.

Cited by 49 publications

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Pelvic floor muscle electromyography during different running speeds: an exploratory and reliability study

Pelvic floor muscle electromyography during different running speeds: an exploratory and reliability study

Physiotherapy treatment of urinary stress incontinence in women. Part 2

Stochastic resonance whole body vibration increases perceived muscle relaxation but not cardiovascular activation: A randomized controlled trial

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