Eficacia y adaptabilidad de uso del dispositivo Shoulder Pacemaker® durante la fase de fortalecimiento en la rehabilitación de hombro. Estudio preliminar
Resumen
La patología de hombro es una de las causas más comunes de atención en salas de Ortopedia, y puede deberse a múltiples entidades, como inestabilidad, lesiones del manguito rotador, artrosis, capsulitis adhesiva, que pueden provocar un sinnúmero de signos o síntomas, y requerirán un manejo integral. Uno de los pilares fundamentales en el manejo de la patología de hombro es la fisioterapia. El avance tecnológico ha permitido la incorporación de dispositivos que nos ayudan a mejorar el proceso de fisioterapia. En este estudio, compartimos nuestra experiencia con el uso del Shoulder Pacemaker®, un dispositivo diseñado para mejorar el balance muscular en pacientes con patología de hombro.Descargas
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