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manguito de los rotadores
tendinopatia
hombro
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Las lesiones del manguito rotador resultan motivo de consulta frecuente en pacientes mayores. La mayoría de las veces no existen antecedentes traumáticos agudos generando limitación progresiva en actividades la vida diaria (AVD). El objetivo de este estudio es mostrar resultados en tendinosis del manguito rotador, en pacientes tratados con terapia de ondas de choque extracorpóreas (TOCE). Se realiza un estudio observacional descriptivo prospectivo en el cual presentan resultados clínicos y funcionales en pacientes con lesión descrita, tratados con TOCE con pobre respuesta a tratamientos convencionales y cuadros clínicos de larga data mediante la aplicación de Escala Visual Análoga (EVA) del dolor y valoración del rango de movilidad. La mayor presencia de lesión se presentó en mujeres 63.6%. El hombro mayormente afectado fue derecho en un 63.6%. Se encontró cambios significativos en EVA pre y post tratamiento con medias de 7.9 y 0.5 respectivamente y diferencia estadística p<0.001. Igualmente se evidenció diferencia estadísticamente significativa de los diferentes rangos de movimiento pre y post tratamiento p<0.001. Se concluye que la TOCE es un método eficaz en el tratamiento de las tendinosis del manguito rotador con alivio del dolor y retorno a niveles funcionales.Citas
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