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Conditions
Brief summary
We want to demonstrate how in Badminton players who suffer from tenosynovitis of the long head of the biceps together with a deficit of internal rotation of the glenohumeral joint (GIRD), the manipulation of the fourth cervical vertebra together with the performance of Sleeper stretch will provide an articular range of the shoulder joint and a decrease in pain in the long head of the biceps.
Interventions
In our Research project we will include: - Experimental group 1 (G1) will be made up of 25 patients (n = 25) who will undergo the manipulation technique of the 4th cervical vertebra. - Experimental group 2 (G2) will be made up of 25 patients (n = 25) who will undergo the sleeper stretch technique. - Experimental group 3 (G3) will be made up of 25 patients (n = 25) who will undergo the manipulation technique of the 4th cervical vertebra and sleeper stretch. The subjects will be in the groups at random. The randomization method that will be used in the research project is by means of a simple random sampling, for this we will use the SPSS computer program. The maneuvers to be carried out are: One of them will be the C4 manipulation technique for the subjects belonging to experimental group 1 and 3 together with the sleeper stretch technique that will be performed on experimental group 2 and 3. A structured notebook will be made to collect information of interest for the study in badminton players, which includes sociodemographic and technical data, as well as physical and ultrasound examination of the dominant shoulder. A doctor will carry out the physical and ultrasound examination of the different badminton players The doctor will carry out a new measurement of the internal rotation, as well as the external rotation of the dominant shoulder of each of the players. For this, a standard plastic goniometer will be used, with a numerical scale where the degrees are increased from 1 to 1. Pain pressure thresholds will be measured using an electronic algometer, which is used by exerting perpendicular pressure on the muscle fiber. The measurement with an algometer will be made in the anterior region of the muscle mass of the long head of the biceps brachii, just midway between the shoulder and the elbow. The total number of measurements to be carried out in each patient to see the pain pressure thresholds with an algometer in the PLB will be 3 measurements with a time of 30 seconds between each measurement, using the average of the three results as the value. The doctor will carry out two post-intervention evaluations, on the first evaluation day and 15 days later, immediately after the player has been manipulated and sleeper stretch." C4 manipulation technique: - Patient position: supine position. - Position of the therapist: Standing at the head of the patient, although a little deviated at the ipsilateral level of the vertebra to be treated, both legs parallel and semiflexed. The center of gravity must be vertical to the lesion to be treated. - Contacts: The cranial hand is placed by the radial border of the joint distal interphalangeal joint of the index finger at the articular process of C4. the other hand controls the vertebra from the other side and the patient's head. - Parameters: The cervical spine is in neutral flexoextension, ipsilateral lateroflexion and contralateral rotation. - Execution: We ask the patient to inspire, and at the end of expiration, the Therapist increases the tension in rotation with both hands and the impulse is performed to manipulate.
Sponsors
Study design
Eligibility
Inclusion criteria
o Over 15 years old o Federated badminton players o Not having any contraindication for the performance of manipulative techniques o GIRD presenter. The acronym GIRD refers to the deficit of internal rotation of the glenohumeral joint. To perform the test, the player will lie supine, with a 90º elbow flexion in a neutral position and a 90º horizontal abduction. The examiner will stabilize the scapula of the shoulder to be explored by applying pressure on the table. Next, the maximum passive external rotation (90º) will be evaluated and then the internal rotation (90º). Following what is agreed in the Consensus of the Pathology of the Shoulder of the pitcher, the player will be considered to have a GIRD when the difference is equal to or greater than 18o in relation to the contralateral. o Tenosynovitis in the long head of the biceps. The presence of fluid in the tendon sheath of PLB is assessed in the axial axis, considering it positive if the measurement of the anechoic region is greater than 2 mm. o Hypertrophy of the posterior capsule. A thickening of the posterior capsule has been observed due to the stress overload that it suffers repeatedly, generating a kind of scar tissue o Anterior Glenohumeral Instability. Anterior shoulder instability is one of the most prevalent pathologies among casts due to the range of motion they perform, which makes them acquire extreme external rotation positions that predispose to instability. The contracture of the posterior capsule, typical of pitchers, also predisposes to an anterior translation.
Exclusion criteria
o Who have undergone surgery on the shoulder to be evaluated o That they have been treated in the three months prior to the study o Taking drugs that may alter the symptoms or results o That they did not accept participation in the study o Present contraindications to treatment