Manual therapy in non-specific neck pain

Bakhtadze, M.A.; Kuzminov, K.O.; Bolotov, D. A.

doi:10.17116/jnevro20171172149-52

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“…Other field lines might have equilibrium positions in different points (Ref. 19). In this context it is worth noting that each field line is characterised by two parameters L and α, which in turn means that stable equilibrium points of all field lines will create a surface.…”

Section: Stable Equilibrium Positionsmentioning

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3D study of centrifugal acceleration in isotropic photon fields

Bakhtadze

Berezhiani

Osmanov

2019

Int. J. Mod. Phys. D

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In this paper we study relativistic dynamics of charged particles co-rotating with prescribed trajectories, having the shape of dipolar magnetic field lines. In particular, we consider the role of the drag force caused by the photon field the forming of equilibrium positions of the charged particles. Alongside a single particle approach we also study behaviour of ensemble of particles in the context of stable positions. As we have shown, together they create surfaces where particles are at stable equilibrium positions. In this paper we examine these shapes and study parameters they depend on. It has been found that under certain conditions there are two distinct surfaces with stable equilibrium positions.

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“…In (Ref. 19) we have considered this problem for the co-rotating channels located in the equatorial plane. It has been found that by means of the photon drag force the particle acceleration is slightly reduced.…”

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3D study of centrifugal acceleration in isotropic photon fields

Bakhtadze

Berezhiani

Osmanov

2019

Int. J. Mod. Phys. D

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“…8 These postural syndromes are always responsible for the occurrence of the symptoms, but, unfortunately, the pain appears after many years from the installation of the first pathological changes. Therefore, the therapeutic strategies must take into account an approach of all the tissues that suffered during the adaptation process, tissues that are distributed all over the body surface, with representations that differ dependent on the area.…”

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The benefits of the C1 and C2 vertebrae derotation in a patient with chronic cervical myofascial pain

Marius-Sorin¹,

Debucean²,

Manuela³

2017

PONS

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The benefits of the C1 and C2 vertebrae derotation in a patient with chronic cervical myofascial pain. ABSTRACTObjective. The aim of this study was to present the case of a patient with chronic cervical pain and an elevated postural imbalance in the frontal plane.Method. The present case report was carried out in June 2017. The subjective assessment of the pain, the global postural assessment, the computerized baropodometry, the assessment of the walking and the biomechanics of the foot and functional tests (Fukuda, Romberg, VAD 2.7, Vasyli Medical and Sahrmann), were used to assess the postural imbalance.Results. The objective results were the immediate alignment of the cranium and underjaw to the central line of the body, a partial cancellation of the compensatory pathological curves from the area of the dorsal lumbar spine and the amplification of the laterality movement. The subjective result, as reported by the patient, was the absence of the previously felt discomfort at the active cranio-cervical mobility test, in the left laterality movement.Conclusion. The manual derotation of the C1 and C2 vertebrae resulted in efficient and long-term postural rehabilitation by canceling the fascial constraints and asymmetries at the base of the skull that maintained the postural syndrome, responsible in time for the onset of the symptomatology.

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Non-pharmacological methods of treating chronic non-specific neck pain, possibilities of radiofrequency denervation: A review

Gaydash,

Akif,

Zonov

2024

Consilium Medicum

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Chronic non-specific neck pain (CNSNP), or cervicodynia, is a common pathology that significantly reduces the quality of life of patients. It is believed to be based on degenerative and dystrophic changes in the spine, as well as myofascial pain syndrome. Currently, a comprehensive approach is used in the treatment of CNSNP, including kinesitherapy, ergotherapy, manual therapy, and cognitive-behavioral therapy. In case of ineffectiveness of conservative patient management methods, radiofrequency denervation is used, which is an effective and safe procedure for reducing the severity of pain syndrome. The results of the use of radiofrequency denervation in CNSNP are discussed.

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Manual therapy in non-specific neck pain

Abstract: MT in NNP is effective method of treatment that decreases pain syndrome, improves daily activity and is positively assessed by the patients.

Cited by 4 publications

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3D study of centrifugal acceleration in isotropic photon fields

3D study of centrifugal acceleration in isotropic photon fields

The benefits of the C1 and C2 vertebrae derotation in a patient with chronic cervical myofascial pain

Non-pharmacological methods of treating chronic non-specific neck pain, possibilities of radiofrequency denervation: A review

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