Study on types of currents areas of application in 196 patients

Authors

  • T Lara Van der Veen Fisioterapeuta. Hospital Universitario Puerta del Mar de Cadiz- Profesora Asociada Area de Fisioterapia. Universidad de Cadiz Author

Keywords:

Electrotherapy, types of currents, zoster of treatment.

Abstract

 The different currents which were applied and the zosters of were revised, depending on the diagnostic given by the doctor in charge of her rehabilitation. This was done in a group of 196 pa¬
ients during March, April and May in 1997.
  Several details were collected from the treatment cards as: age, sex, zoster of treatment and the current applied in each case.
An exhasustive stadistic tresearch has shown the following results:
  1. The zoster nost treated was the cervical one (29,7 %) including in this percentage the cervi-co-dorsal (2,6 %) and the cervical-shoulder (0,5 %) zosters.
The currents most used were the interferencial ones (46,9 %).
The famele sex was the most treated (74 %). Due to this study, it has been confirmed that amongst, this group of patients which were assig¬
ed electrotherapy treatment is the woman who came more frecuently to the external consultation.
  Most of the time, the main reason for the consultation is any cervival problem with rheumatic ori¬
in (cervicoarthrosis: 10,7 %).

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Published

1997-06-30

How to Cite

Lara Van der Veen, T. (1997). Study on types of currents areas of application in 196 patients. Cuestiones De Fisioterapia, 6(1), 79-86. http://cuestionesdefisioterapia.es/index.php/cf/article/view/575