Effect of cranial osteopatthic manipulation in patients with central sensitization syndrome. Quasi- experimental studyt
Item
- Title
- Effect of cranial osteopatthic manipulation in patients with central sensitization syndrome. Quasi- experimental studyt
- Title
- Efecto de la manipulación osteopática craneal en pacientes con síndrome de sensibilización central. Estudio cuasiexperimental
- Author(s)
- Sanchez Manzanera, Diana; Ventura Altadill, Gabriel M; Barranco Granged, Víctor
- Abstract
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Introduction: there are many people who suffer from the central sensitization syndrome (SSC), which causes a hyperresponsiveness that remains in time despite not being stimulated and leads to a variety of complex symptoms, which affect the system Nervous Central (SNC), which supposes an amplification and generalization of pain.This study has tried to demonstrate that the application of an osteopathy technique known as Compression Technique of the fourth ventricle (CV4) is able to improve the most common symptom of the SSC, chronic pain.
Method: a quasi-experimental study was used in which 20 subjects diagnosed with SSC with associated non-oncological pain participated, which were divided into two groups randomly, with three interventions in each group, in which one was given the CV4 technique and to the other a placebo manual contact. It was used he SF-36 health questionnaire.
The dependent variables pain and treatment technique were studied and measured by the t-Student.
Results: the results obtained were only significant in the physical function item. It would be interesting to repeat the study with a much larger volume of patients.
Conclusion: The only function that improves after the treatment of CV4 is the physical function, and although there is a positive change in terms of the pain item, it is not significantly. It would be interesting to repeat the study with a sufficiently representative sample and with greater control over the variables. - Abstract
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Introducción: son muchas las personas que padecen el síndrome de sensibilización central (SSC). Éste provoca una respuesta exagerada que se mantiene en el tiempo, a pesar de no estar el estímulo y dar lugar a unas sintomatologías variadas y complejas, que afectan al sistema nervioso central (SNC). En consecuencia se genera una amplificación y generalización del dolor.
Este estudio pretendió demostrar que la aplicación de la técnica osteopática conocida como técnica de compresión del cuarto ventrículo (CV4) es capaz de mejorar el síntoma más común del SSC, el dolor crónico.
Método: estudio cuasi experimental con 20 sujetos diagnosticados de SSC que presentaban dolor asociado no oncológico. Fueron distribuidos en dos grupos aleatoriamente, con tres intervenciones en cada grupo, a uno se le aplicó la técnica CV4 y al otro un contacto manual placebo. Se utilizó el cuestionario de salud SF-36.
Resultados: los resultados obtenidos solo fueron significativos en el ítem función física.
Conclusión: la única función que mejora tras el tratamiento del CV4 es la función física y, a pesar de que hay un cambio positivo en cuanto al dolor, no es significativo. Sería interesante repetir el estudio con una muestra más extensa y con mayor control sobre las variables. - presented at
- Escola de Osteopatia de Barcelona (EOB)
- Date Accepted
- 2018
- Date Submitted
- 18.2.2020 17:56:51
- Type
- osteo_thesis
- Language
- Spanish
- Number of pages
- 51
- Submitted by:
- 62
- Pub-Identifier
- 16557
- Inst-Identifier
- 1049
- Keywords
- cranial osteopathy; manipulative osteopathic medicine; therapeutic effects; compression technique of the fourth ventricle; central sensitization; chronic pain
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- 0
- Medium
- sánchez.pdf
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- Thesis
- Media
- sánchez.pdf
Sanchez Manzanera, Diana; Ventura Altadill, Gabriel M; Barranco Granged, Víctor, “Effect of cranial osteopatthic manipulation in patients with central sensitization syndrome. Quasi- experimental studyt”, Osteopathic Research Web, accessed April 27, 2024, https://www.osteopathic-research.com/s/orw/item/311