Estabilización lumbopélvica: enfoque en terapia manual ortopédica
Year: 2017
Type: dissertation
Abstract: Lumbar pain is a growing health problem in the industrialized world. Despite the high medical costs required for management, the prevalence of low back pain is increasing. Low back pain is a heterogeneous condition, and the identification of different subgroups may help with management decisions. One of these subgroups is lumbar instability. \nOrthopedic Manual Therapy (OMT) is an area of specialization within Physiotherapy for the evaluation and treatment of arthro-neuro-muscular dysfunctions. OMT intervention procedures include a wide range of techniques including slow joint mobilization, joint manipulation, muscle stretching, functional massage (with joint movement), nervous system mobilization, passive and active stabilization, and exercises to improve muscular endurance, strength and coordination as well as the overall functional status of the patient. \nLumbar Stabilization Exercise Programs (LSEP) have gained popularity and credibility over the years. The main objectives of LSEP are to (1) retrain optimal control and coordination of the paraspinal musculature to maintain dynamic stability of the spine, taking into account posture and (2) training the muscles to improve muscle strength of the trunk. Stabilization exercises are dynamic activities that try to limit and control excessive movement. These exercises do not imply a static position, but rather describe a range of motion in which hypermobility is controlled
Source: renati
Authors: Aronés Bautista, Nelly Vanessa
Language: Spanish
Field: Health Professions
Domain: Health Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W2778514441