Efectividad de la manipulación dorsal en pacientes con cervicalgia. Revisión sistemática
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2016-06-16
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Jaén: Universidad de Jaén
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Objetivo: Reunir las principales evidencias disponibles en la actualidad para poder determinar la efectividad de la manipulación dorsal en pacientes diagnosticados de cervicalgia. Materiales y Métodos: Los estudios fueron seleccionados tras realizar una búsqueda bibliográfica en: Pubmed, PEDro, ScienceDirect, Scopus, CINAHL, utilizando las palabras claves “neck pain”, “thoracic manipulation”, “spine manipulation” y “mobilization spine”. Todos los estudios seleccionados fueron puntuados con la escala PEDro. Resultados: Tras la búsqueda se obtienen 162 artículos, finalmente se analizaron 11 artículos. Los estudios fueron clasificados en cinco grupos según el tipo de intervención aplicada: Tipos de manipulación torácica, manipulación torácica frente a placebo, manipulación cervical y movilizaciones, y otro grupo de terapia manual frente a terapia física. Conclusión: Se puede afirmar que la manipulación dorsal es beneficiosa en pacientes con dolor de cuello, aunque sería necesario investigar más sobre este tema.
Objetive: Bring together the main evidence currently available to determine the effectiveness of the spinal manipulation in patients diagnosed with neck pain. Materials and methods: Studies were selected after conducting a literature search in databases : PubMed , PEDro , ScienceDirect , Scopus , CINAHL , using the keywords "neck pain", "thoracic manipulation ", "spine manipulation " and " mobilization spine ". All selected studies were punctuated with the PEDro scale. Results: 11 studies were analyzed. These studies were classified into five groups according to the type of applied intervention : Types of thoracic manipulation , thoracic manipulation versus placebo , cervical manipulation and mobilization, and another group of manual therapy versus physical therapy. Conclusions: We can say that the dorsal manipulation is beneficial in patients with neck pain , although it would need more research on this topic.
Objetive: Bring together the main evidence currently available to determine the effectiveness of the spinal manipulation in patients diagnosed with neck pain. Materials and methods: Studies were selected after conducting a literature search in databases : PubMed , PEDro , ScienceDirect , Scopus , CINAHL , using the keywords "neck pain", "thoracic manipulation ", "spine manipulation " and " mobilization spine ". All selected studies were punctuated with the PEDro scale. Results: 11 studies were analyzed. These studies were classified into five groups according to the type of applied intervention : Types of thoracic manipulation , thoracic manipulation versus placebo , cervical manipulation and mobilization, and another group of manual therapy versus physical therapy. Conclusions: We can say that the dorsal manipulation is beneficial in patients with neck pain , although it would need more research on this topic.