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• W3191525291 abstract "El objetivo de este estudio fue examinar el resultado de la terapia de ondas de choque extracorpóreas (TOCH) en mujeres con dolor en la articulación sacroilíaca posparto. Cuarenta mujeres primigrávidas (seis semanas después del parto) con dolor sacroilíaco participaron en este estudio. Fueron asignadas al azar a los grupos A y B. El grupo A fue tratado mediante TOCH, además de ejercicios de corrección postural y ejercicios de inclinación pélvica posterior. El grupo B fue tratado únicamente con el mismo programa de ejercicios. Ambos grupos recibieron dos sesiones por semana durante cuatro semanas. Las variables estudiadas fueron el dolor sacroilíaco y el nivel de función, las cuales se midieron mediante la escala visual analógica (EVA) y la escala funcional de dolor de espalda (EFDE), respectivamente. Todas las mediciones se evaluaron antes y después de las cuatro semanas de intervención. El análisis dentro de los grupos mostró una mejora significativa en la EVA y un aumento significativo en la EFDE en ambos grupos después del tratamiento en comparación con el valor inicial. Con respecto a los análisis entre grupos, hubo una mejora significativa en la EVA y un aumento significativo en la EFDE en el grupo A en comparación al grupo B. En conclusión, tanto la TOCH como el programa de ejercicios son efectivos para disminuir el dolor y mejorar la función en mujeres con dolor sacroilíaco posparto. Sin embargo, al agregar TOCH a los ejercicios en el programa de tratamiento, los resultados son mejores, por lo que esta combinación se recomienda en el tratamiento de mujeres con dolor sacroilíaco posparto. Examining the outcome of the extracorporeal shock wave therapy (ESWT) on females with postpartum sacroiliac joint pain was the aim of this study. Forty primigravida (six weeks postpartum) females with sacroiliac pain was the sample in this study. The subjects equally randomly allocated in group A and B. Group A was treated by ESWT in addition to postural correction and posterior pelvic tilting exercises. Group B was treated by the same exercise program only. Two sessions every week for four weeks were received by both groups. The measurement variables were sacroiliac pain and function level that were measured by visual analogue scale (VAS) and the back pain functional scale (BPFS), respectively. All measurements were evaluated pre and post four weeks of intervention. The within groups analysis showed a significant improvement in VAS and a significant increase in BPFS in both groups after treatment compared with baseline. Regarding between groups analyses there was a significant improvement in VAS and a significant increase in BPFS in group A compared with group B. In conclusion, both ESWT and exercise program are effective in decreasing the pain and improving the function in females with postpartum sacroiliac pain. However, by adding ESWT to exercises in the treatment program the results are better, so this combination is recommended in treatment of females with postpartum sacroiliac pain." @default.
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• W3191525291 title "Does adding extracorporeal shock wave therapy to postural correction exercises improve pain and functional disability in postpartum sacroiliac joint pain? A randomized controlled trial" @default.
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