A5095379940- Musculoskeletal pain and rehabilitation
- Spine and Intervertebral Disc Pathology
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Background The number of physiotherapy sessions needed to treat musculoskeletal conditions varies in the literature; age and gender may partly explain discordant reports. However, no research has analysed whether occupation influence this outcome working population. Objectives To assess performed for low back pain (LBP), cervicalgia (CG), whiplash syndrome (WS) workers on sickness absence, according gender, age, occupation. Methods In retrospective cohort study, variable was recover from...
To analyze the association between occupational ergonomic risk, personal characteristics, and working conditions with biomechanical properties of stiffness muscular tone in paravertebral muscles electric pallet jack forklift operators industrial sector.
Interventions through telerehabilitation have shown positive effects in various clinical conditions, facilitating the return to work of working population. This study aimed compare conventional, center-based physiotherapy versus an intervention combining home- and treatment for whiplash syndrome workers enrolled a mutual insurance company, evaluating differences number face-to-face sessions duration sickness absence. The secondary aim was assess acceptability usability intervention.