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Hernia discal lumbar. Tratamiento conservador.
Conservative treatment of lumbar disc herniation
A. LÓPEZ-SASTRE NÚNEZ, E. CANDAU PÉREZ SERVICIOS DE TRAUMATOLOGÍA Y CIRUGÍA ORTOPÉDICA Y REHABILITACIÓN. HOSPITAL DE LEÓN.
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15/09/2008
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15/09/2008
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15/09/2008
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Resumen (ES)
There are many cases of acute and chronic lumbar
pathology demanding a combined treatment protocol in which
both the physiotherapist and the spine surgeon can take part. In
this work the possibilities for conservative treatment before a
final surgical option are described. Based on a review of the literature,
the results after conservative treatment of lumbosciatica
with statistical value are discussed. Modern rehabilitation
techniques and their results are exposed. As conclusion, most
patients with lumbosciatica are treated with poor conservative
protocols, and therefore the number of spinal surgeries increases
because unsatisfactory results. An interdisciplinary approach
seems to be desirable for treatment of these patients.
pathology demanding a combined treatment protocol in which
both the physiotherapist and the spine surgeon can take part. In
this work the possibilities for conservative treatment before a
final surgical option are described. Based on a review of the literature,
the results after conservative treatment of lumbosciatica
with statistical value are discussed. Modern rehabilitation
techniques and their results are exposed. As conclusion, most
patients with lumbosciatica are treated with poor conservative
protocols, and therefore the number of spinal surgeries increases
because unsatisfactory results. An interdisciplinary approach
seems to be desirable for treatment of these patients.
Palabras clave (ES):
Hernia
Disco
Discal
Lumbar
Tratamiento
Conservador
Raquis
Columna
Resumen (EN)
There are many cases of acute and chronic lumbar
pathology demanding a combined treatment protocol in which
both the physiotherapist and the spine surgeon can take part. In
this work the possibilities for conservative treatment before a
final surgical option are described. Based on a review of the literature,
the results after conservative treatment of lumbosciatica
with statistical value are discussed. Modern rehabilitation
techniques and their results are exposed. As conclusion, most
patients with lumbosciatica are treated with poor conservative
protocols, and therefore the number of spinal surgeries increases
because unsatisfactory results. An interdisciplinary approach
seems to be desirable for treatment of these patients.
pathology demanding a combined treatment protocol in which
both the physiotherapist and the spine surgeon can take part. In
this work the possibilities for conservative treatment before a
final surgical option are described. Based on a review of the literature,
the results after conservative treatment of lumbosciatica
with statistical value are discussed. Modern rehabilitation
techniques and their results are exposed. As conclusion, most
patients with lumbosciatica are treated with poor conservative
protocols, and therefore the number of spinal surgeries increases
because unsatisfactory results. An interdisciplinary approach
seems to be desirable for treatment of these patients.
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