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Conditions
Brief summary
The purpose of this study is to decrease the perception of low back pain and to improve the maximum strength of the lumbar muscles. The hypotheses of the study are: - Following treatment with Dejarnette blocks for 10 minutes, there is a significant increase in maximal strength of the pyramidal, gluteus medius, gluteus maximus and psoas-iliac muscles bilaterally. - Following the treatment with Dejarnette blocks for 10 minutes, there is a significant increase in mean strength performed during the 5 second test before and after treatment of the pyramidal, gluteus medius, gluteus maximus and psoas-iliac muscles bilaterally. - After treatment with Dejarnette blocks for 10 minutes, there is an improvement in the perception of immediate local pain using Visual Analogue Scale (VAS). - After a week of treatment with Dejarnette blocks for 10 minutes, there is an improvement in local pain perception using Visual Analogue Scale (VAS). - After one week of treatment with Dejarnette blocks for 10 minutes, there is an improvement in the perception of low back pain using the Roland Morris Questionnaire.
Interventions
The intervention is performed by a physiotherapist.
The experimental group will be the placement of the blocks, 5 minutes in flexion and 5 minutes en extension. The base of the blocks are placed on the hip joints and the tips of the blocks towards the navel to bring the pelvis to flexion. To carry the pelvis to extension the base of the blocks is placed on the iliac crests and the tips towards the pubis.
The treatment is administered once in each participant.
The control group will remain with
The intervention is performed by a physiotherapist. The experimental group will be the placement of the blocks, 5 minutes in flexion and 5 minutes en extension. The base of the blocks are placed on the hip joints and the tips of the blocks towards the navel to bring the pelvis to flexion. To carry the pelvis to extension the base of the blocks is placed on the iliac crests and the tips towards the pubis. The treatment is administered once in each participant. The control group will remain without intervention for 10 minutes lying on the stretcher in the prone position. Once the study for the control group was concluded, the same treatment as that applied to the experimental group was obtained. With the technique of blocks we intend to normalize the movements of the iliac crests, L4, L5 and sacrum and reduce the pain that is directly related by joints, ligaments, muscles and nerves. The tests of orthopedic strength of the pyramidal muscles, gluteal medius, gluteus maximus and psoas-iliac according to Daniels will be used as diagnostic maneuvers. They will be measured with the force dynamometer by performing 3 repetitions of each test and obtaining the average value. The duration of each test will be 5 seconds. The tests will be performed before and after the placement of the Dejarnette blocks and one week later of placement of the bloks.
Sponsors
Francisco Selva
Study design
Allocation
Randomised controlled trial
Intervention model
Parallel
Primary purpose
Treatment
Masking
Blinded (masking used) (Subject)
Eligibility
Sex/Gender
All
Age
14 Years to 26 Years
Healthy volunteers
No
Inclusion criteria
-All participants are dancers. - That the parents or guardians give written consent for the minor children to be part of the study. - With low non-specific lower back pain of less than 3 months - No diagnosed disc pathologies. - No surgical interventions in the lower limbs or rachis. - No pathology of dental or bite occlusion.
Exclusion criteria
- Women with low non-specific lower back pain of less than 3 months. - That we have received osteopathic treatment in the last 3 months. - That they were medicated low-back pain, at least two months in advance, for the same pathology. - That was done with pathologies of graves diagnosed in the feet, knees or hips. - Those who have not taken medication during the 72 hours prior to the study. - Pregnant at the time of study. - That they present some type of contraindication to the therapy with wedges of Dejarnette. - Women with plantar supports. - That suffered cervical whiplash or traffic accident or trauma.
Outcome results
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