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formation SCOLIOSE en Belgique

By webmaster@algema.net 02 Sep, 2019 Lettre d'information Ph. E. SOUCHARD

Grande nouvelle, Philippe Souchard revient en Belgique pour donner une formation SCOLIOSE,

Celle-ci aura lieu du 6 au 9 MAI 2020 à Namur.

Une conférence sur la scoliose donnée par Philippe Souchard est prévue pour le JEUDI 7 MAI 2020.

La formation n’est pas encore sur le site mais le sera très bientôt.

Si vous êtes intéressés, merci de déjà m’envoyer votre candidature en écrivant à mon adresse mail (murielandre.kine@yahoo.fr), en effet, pour des raisons de gestion de salle, de tables et de monitorat, nous devons savoir très vite le nombre de participants.

Vous serez avertis dès que la formation sera en ligne pour les formalités d’inscription habituelles.

La formation est couverte par LES CHEQUES-FORMATION DE LA REGION WALLONNE ET PRO-Q-KINE.

Le nouveau livre de Philippe SOUCHARD est en vente à Saint-Mont !!!

By rpg.souchard@wanadoo.fr 08 Oct, 2018 Lettre d'information Ph. E. SOUCHARD

BON DE COMMANDE LIVRE NEURO

La dernière expérimentation scientifique publiée

By rpg.souchard@wanadoo.fr 18 Avr, 2016 Lettre d'information Ph. E. SOUCHARD

Effectiveness of Global Postural Reeducation in Patients With Chronic Nonspecific Neck Pain: A Randomized Controlled Trial.

Pillastrini P¹, De Lima E Sá Resende F², Banchelli F³, Burioli A⁴, Di Ciaccio E⁵, Guccione AA⁶, Villafañe JH⁷, Vanti C⁸.

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Abstract

BACKGROUND CONTEXT:

Global Postural Reeducation (GPR) has shown positive results for patients with musculoskeletal disorders, but no previous randomized controlled trial (RCT) has investigated its effectiveness as the sole procedure for adult patients with chronic nonspecific Neck Pain (NP).

PURPOSE:

We evaluated the effectiveness of applying GPR compared to a manual therapy (MT) intervention to patients with chronic nonspecific NP.

STUDY DESIGN:RCT.

PATIENT SAMPLE:

94 patients, 72 women and 22 men, average age 47.5 ± 11.3 years, with chronic nonspecific NP were randomly assigned to receive a GPR or a MT treatment.

OUTCOME MEASURES:

Pain intensity [Visual Analogue Scale (VAS)], disability [Neck Disability Index (NDI)], cervical Range of Motion (ROM), and kinesiophobia [Tampa Scale of Kinesiophobia (TSK)] were assessed.

METHODS:

The experimental group received GPR, whereas the reference group received MT. Both groups received nine 60-minutes long sessions with one-to-one supervision from physical therapists as the care providers. All subjects were asked to follow ergonomic advice and to perform home exercises. Measures were assessed at pre-treatment, at post-treatment and at a 6-months follow-up.

RESULTS:

No important baseline differences between groups. Subjects in the experimental GPR group exhibited a statistically significant reduction in pain at post-treatment (P=0.0043), and disability at six months after the intervention (P=0.0113), compared to the reference group.

CONCLUSIONS:

Our results suggest that GPR was more effective than MT for improving pain at post-treatment and disability at six month follow-up in patients with chronic nonspecific NP.

© 2016 American Physical Therapy Association.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27013576

Déformations morphologiques de la colonne Vertébrale – Traitement Physiothérapique en RPG – Philippe SOUCHARD

By rpg.souchard@wanadoo.fr 17 Mar, 2015 Lettre d'information Ph. E. SOUCHARD

Disponible :  Aux Editions Le POUSOË – 32400 SAINT-MONT – 05 62 69 63 18 – rpg.souchard@wanadoo.fr

En vente le 25 mars 2015 en librairies spécialisées, sur le site Internet www.elsevier-masson.fr  et sur les site des principales librairies en ligne : amazon.fr, fnac.com, decitre.fr, uniteque.com, chapitre.com …