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Rev Cub de Tec de la Sal 2012; 3 (3)


Intervención con ejercicios terapéuticos en la fractura vertebral osteoporótica

Laborde DDR, Stewart LG, Perojo QN, Céspedes MI, Navarro GYY, Gómez FD

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 49
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RESUMEN

Se realizó una revisión con el propósito de revisar tratamientos a través de la cinesioterapia para la mejoría del dolor y el balance postural en mujeres con fractura vertebral osteoporótica. Se consideraron ensayos clínicos controlados aleatorios que evaluaran ejercicios para mujeres mayores de 50 años con fractura vertebral osteoporótica. Dos revisores examinaron de forma independiente 640 resúmenes para la inclusión de solo 4 de éstos en esta revisión, de acuerdo con los criterios de elegibilidad. Se encontró al alivio del dolor en dos de los cuatros programas. Respecto al balance tres estudios refirieron cambios significativamente positivos. Al explorar la calidad de vida, dos de tres estudios reportaron mejoría significativa. Se concluyó que el tratamiento cinesiológico en mujeres con fractura vertebral osteoporótica, a base de ejercicios sistemáticos de estiramiento y fortalecimiento, en el hogar o supervisados, contribuye al mejoramiento del balance postural y tiene efecto moderado en el alivio del dolor.


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