Evolution of the patient with low back pain after different osteopathic treatment lines: visceral, structural or both. quasi experimental study
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- Evolution of the patient with low back pain after different osteopathic treatment lines: visceral, structural or both. quasi experimental study
- Title
- Evolución del paciente con lumbalgia tras diferentes líneas de tratamiento osteopático: visceral, estructural o ambos. Estudio Cuasiexperimental.
- Author(s)
- Salinas sanmartí, xavier; Matamala bustos, adrià; Rubio berdún, daniel
- Abstract
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Introduction: Low back pain has a high prevalence and is getting worse due to the aging and increasing world population. In Spain, back pain is the main reason for visiting the osteopath.Objective: The objectives were to analyze the effect of the treatment on the quality of life and pain in patients with low back pain after applying visceral techniques, structural techniques or a combination of both.
Patients and method: 36 patients were included, in the form of a quasi- experimental pre-post treatment study with patients diagnosed with low back pain, it is a comparative, longitudinal and prospective study, with OMT, VMT or both. Pain and quality of life variables were evaluated with VAS and the SF-36 Test.
Results: In the three groups (structural, visceral and combination of both) a significant change was observed in the VAS and the SF-36 Test between the first and last visit in 47.22% in the case of VAS and in 41, 67% of the Test-36 of the study participants.
Conclusions: We can see a positive change in patients treated with visceral techniques compared to those treated with structural techniques, both at the level of pain and quality of life. - Abstract
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Introducción: El dolor lumbar tiene gran prevalencia y está empeorando debido al envejecimiento y aumento de la población mundial. En España, el dolor de espalda es la principal razón de visita al osteópata.
Objetivo: Los objetivos fueron analizar el efecto del tratamiento sobre la calidad de vida y el dolor en pacientes con lumbalgia tras aplicar técnicas viscerales, técnicas estructurales o combinación de ambas.
Metodología: Se incluyeron 36 pacientes, en forma de estudio cuasi- experimental pre-post tratamiento con pacientes diagnosticados de lumbalgia, es un estudio comparativo, longitudinal y prospectivo, con OMT, VMT o ambos. Se evaluaron las variables de dolor y calidad de vida con EVA y el Test SF-36.
Resultados: En los tres grupos (estructural, visceral y combinación de ambos) se observó un cambio significativo en la EVA y el Test SF-36 entre la primera y última visita en el 47,22 % en el caso de la EVA y en el 41,67 % del Test-36 de los participantes del estudio.
Conclusiones: Podemos apreciar un cambio positivo en pacientes tratados con técnicas viscerales respecto a los tratados con técnicas estructurales, tanto a nivel del dolor como calidad de vida - presented at
- Escola de Osteopatia de Barcelona (EOB)
- Date Accepted
- 2019
- Date Submitted
- 6.3.2020 18:32:39
- Type
- osteo_thesis
- Language
- Spanish
- Number of pages
- 48
- Submitted by:
- 62
- Pub-Identifier
- 16601
- Inst-Identifier
- 1049
- Keywords
- low back pain, manipulation, osteopathic, musculoskeletal manipulations, osteopathic medicine
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- 0
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- salinas.pdf
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- salinas.pdf
Salinas sanmartí, xavier; Matamala bustos, adrià; Rubio berdún, daniel, “Evolution of the patient with low back pain after different osteopathic treatment lines: visceral, structural or both. quasi experimental study”, Osteopathic Research Web, accessed May 2, 2025, https://www.osteopathic-research.com/s/orw/item/270