CERVICALGIA: A COMPARATIVE STUDY BETWEEN DIFFERENT PROCEDURESELECTROTHERAPEUTIC

Authors

  • M . Pena Salinas Fisioterapcuta de la Residencia Hernianitas de los Pohres. Malaga Author
  • A.J. Henares Bedoya Fisioterapcuta Author
  • M. NavaS Leon Fisioterapcuta del Hospital Civil de Malaga. Profesor Asociado Clinico de la E. U. de C. C. de la Salad de la Universidad de Malaga Author

Keywords:

Physical therapy, cervical pain, electrical therapy.

Abstract

 Cervical pain is the most frequent among vertebral pains. So, we have carried out a comparative study between different electrical therapy technics. A population was taken randomly from those patients suffering from chronic cervical pain who were waiting for treatment at the Hospital Civil of Malaga. Two groups were established: the first one was treated with ultrasounds and microwaves; the second group was treated with ultrasounds and TENS. The outcomes seem to prove a better evolution in the group treated with ultrasounds and TENS, when talking about the evaluated parameters (pain and mobility) 

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Published

2000-02-29

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Vol. 13 No. 1 (2000): Year 2000, Volume 13 Issue 1

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How to Cite

. Pena Salinas, M., Henares Bedoya, A., & NavaS Leon, M. (2000). CERVICALGIA: A COMPARATIVE STUDY BETWEEN DIFFERENT PROCEDURESELECTROTHERAPEUTIC. Cuestiones De Fisioterapia, 13(1), 46-53. http://cuestionesdefisioterapia.es/index.php/cf/article/view/503