CONSERVATIVE TREATMENT IN CALCIFYING TENDINITIS OF SHOULDER
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Tendinitis, physiokinetotherapy, calcification.Abstract
Introduction: Calcium tendinopathy of the shoulder is a familiar, unpleasant situation distinguished by calcium buildups in rotating tendons. Current assumptions suggest that these calcifications might originate from a cellular-involved procedure in whom, following a calcium sedimentation phase, calcifications are suddenly re-orbited. Objectives: This paper aims to establish non-surgical therapeutic conduct of maximum efficiency in the case of calcified Tendinitis in the shoulder by combining methods of physiokinetotherapy. Methods: The research methods used by us were: bibliographic method, experimental method, case study method, observation method, test method, statistical-mathematical methods of data processing, graphic method of presentation of results, Shapiro-Wilk test, t-Student test, parametric test for unpaired data, respectively Mann-Whitney test, non-parametric test for unpaired data. Results: As a result, statistically, using the t-Student test, p<0.05, we found a statistically significant difference between the averages of the abstraction values in weeks 8 and 12 in the two lots. Conclusions: Kinetic treatment ensures improvement of the algal component and functional parameters, thus ensuring the patient's quality of life by combating muscle contractions and increasing joint mobility.
REZUMAT. Tratamentul conservator al tendinitelor calcifiate la nivelul umărului. Introducere: Tendinopatia calcică a umărului este o afecțiune frecventă, dureroasă, caracterizată prin prezența depunerilor de calciu în tendoanele manșetei rotative. Teoriile actuale indică faptul că aceste calcifieri pot fi rezultatul unui proces mediat celular în care, după o etapă de depunere a calciului, calcificările sunt resorbite spontan. Obiective: Obiectivul lucrării de față este stabilirea unei conduite terapeutice nechirurgicale de maximă eficiență în cazul tendinitelor calcifiate la umăr, prin combinarea metodelor de fiziokinetoterapie. Metode: Metodele de cercetare utilizate de noi au fost: metoda bibliografică, metoda experimentală, metoda studiului de caz, metoda observației, metoda testelor, metode statistico-matematice de prelucrarea a datelor, metoda grafică de prezentare a rezultatelor, testul Shapiro-Wilk, testul t-Student, testul parametric pentru date nepereche, respectiv testul Mann-Whitney, test non-parametric pentru date nepereche. Rezultate: Ca și rezultate, din punct de vedere statistic, utilizând testul t-Student, p<0,05, am constatat că există o diferență semnificativă statistic între mediile valorilor abducției în săptămâna 8 și 12 la cele 2 loturi. Concluzii: Tratamentul kinetic asigură ameliorarea componentei algice și a parametrilor funcționali, asigurând astfel îmbunătățirea calității vieții pacientului prin combaterea contracturilor musculare și prin creșterea mobilității articulare.
Cuvinte cheie: tendinită, fiziokinetoterapie, calcifiere.
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