Les lombalgies chroniques : symptôme ou pas symptôme ?

Martin-Mattera, Patrick; Ly-Thanh-Huê,; Garnier, François; Huez, Jean-François; Benoist, Vincent

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“…For this reason, therapeutic recommendations are a multidisciplinary approach for the treatment (physician, psychologist, physiotherapist, social worker, etc.) and regular medical follow-ups [5][6][7].…”

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Feasibility of a Full-Field Measurements-Based Protocol for the Biomechanical Study of a Lumbar Belt: A Case Study

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Low back pain represents a major economic and societal challenge due to its high prevalence. Lumbar orthoses are one of the recommended treatments. Even if previous results showed their clinical effects, the detailed mode of action is still poorly known, making the device design difficult. A renewed instrumentation and experimental protocol should bring better insight into the lumbar brace–trunk mechanical interaction. This instrumentation should give detailed information on the basic physical or geometrical parameters: the pressure applied on the trunk, the body shape and the strain in the belt. The principal objective of this study was to propose and validate a new measurement protocol, based on pressure mapping systems and full-field shape and strain measurement. The feasibility of the protocol was tested along with its validity and repeatability. The influence of various parameters, which could cause changes in the measurements, was tested with six different belt configurations on one subject. Measurements were also performed to study the impact of posture on pressure and strain. Both pressure and strain appeared to be asymmetric from left to right. The pressure applied by the lumbar belt on the back varies with breathing and with posture. This study showed that full-field measurements were necessary to render the high variability of pressure or strain around the trunk, under recommendations of their use to guarantee a satisfying repeatability.

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Feasibility of a Full-Field Measurements-Based Protocol for the Biomechanical Study of a Lumbar Belt: A Case Study

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“…(3) L'équipe a aussi investigué les facteurs psychologiques (Martin-Mattera et al, 2010). ( 4) Les patients devaient avoir entre 18 et 60 ans et consulter pour une douleur lombalgique, qu'il s'agisse d'une nouvelle plainte ou que le patient soit déjà connu comme lombalgique.…”

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Sciences Sociales Et Santé

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Analysis of the representations of pain in healthcare professionals from a IV level hospital in Bogotá, Colombia

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2018

Colombian Journal of Anesthesiology

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Introduction: Pain is a manifestation difficult to describe objectively. Understanding and managing pain by the clinical staff is not just based on scientific concepts, but on representations affected by subjectivity.Objectives: To describe the social representations of pain in the discourse and behavior of the healthcare staff in a medical hospital in Bogotá. Materials and methods: A qualitative, descriptive, crosssectional trial was conducted using 2 data collection techniques:(i) semi-structured interviews (n = 45), including the natural semantics networks technique; (ii) a non-participant observation with a field diary.Results: In the natural semantic network, many descriptors mentioned by the participants (n = 88) were identified. The terms referring to the emotional experience were mentioned more often, followed by terms referring to medical care. The field observation identifies a broad diversity in the way pain is understood, marked by a trend to underestimate the subjective aspects of pain. Conclusions:The data, which may be representative of similar institutions in the Colombian and Latin American context, illustrate that there has been a growing interest in approaching pain as a priority in the comprehensive management of the patient. However, strategies are yet to be promoted that result in a more assertive communication, and an identification and legitimation of emotions and subjective suffering of the patient in pain. ResumenIntroducción: El dolor es una manifestación difícil de objetivar. Su comprensión y manejo por parte del personal clínico no solo se basa en conceptos científicos, sino en representaciones afectadas por la subjetividad.

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Les lombalgies chroniques : symptôme ou pas symptôme ?

Cited by 7 publications

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Feasibility of a Full-Field Measurements-Based Protocol for the Biomechanical Study of a Lumbar Belt: A Case Study

Feasibility of a Full-Field Measurements-Based Protocol for the Biomechanical Study of a Lumbar Belt: A Case Study

Corps souffrant, corps malade

Analysis of the representations of pain in healthcare professionals from a IV level hospital in Bogotá, Colombia

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