Efeitos do campo eletromagnético pulsado e do retrowalking em pacientes com dor lombar crônica inespecífica: um estudo piloto
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https://doi.org/10.17267/2238-2704rpf.2024.e5608Palavras-chave:
Campos Eletromagnéticos, Dor Lombar, Cinesiofobia, Ensaio ClínicoResumo
INTRODUÇÃO: A dor lombar crônica inespecífica (DLCI) é uma condição importante em todo o mundo que tem graves consequências emocionais, sociais e econômicas. O gerenciamento é difícil, exigindo o desenvolvimento de abordagens novas, eficazes e seguras. OBJETIVOS: Este estudo foi realizado para examinar os efeitos dos Campos Eletromagnéticos Pulsados (CEMP) e do retrowalking sobre a dor, a incapacidade, a mobilidade da coluna vertebral, a rigidez dos isquiotibiais, o equilíbrio e a cinesiofobia em pacientes com dor lombar crônica não específica. MATERIAIS E MÉTODOS: Os participantes (n=48) com DLCI crônica foram divididos aleatoriamente em quatro grupos: Grupo A: Grupo convencional, Grupo B: Grupo CEMP, Grupo C: Grupo retrowalking e Grupo D: Grupo CEMP e retrowalking. As intervenções foram realizadas três vezes por semana durante seis semanas. Os resultados foram dor, incapacidade, tensão nos isquiotibiais, equilíbrio, mobilidade da coluna vertebral e cinesiofobia, medidos na linha de base e após seis semanas. RESULTADOS: O resultado sugeriu uma melhora significativa na dor, na incapacidade, na tensão dos isquiotibiais, na cinesiofobia e no equilíbrio. Entretanto, não foi observada melhora significativa na mobilidade da coluna vertebral (flexão e extensão da ADM) quando a comparação entre os grupos foi feita na sexta semana. A melhora máxima foi observada no grupo D, seguida pelo grupo C e pelo grupo B, em comparação com o grupo A. CONCLUSÃO: Pode-se concluir que a CEMP e o retrowalking, quando administrados em combinação, diminuem significativamente a dor, a incapacidade, a rigidez dos isquiotibiais, a cinesiofobia e melhoram o equilíbrio dos pacientes com dor crônica não espinhal.
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