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Discussion in 'Español' started by eva.podologia, Dec 3, 2008.

  1. eva.podologia

    eva.podologia Active Member


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    Hola, el lunes empezó en chicago un congreso de Radiologia, donde se expuso el tratamiento a través de ecografía intervencionista , de la punción seca para las fascitis plantares, no se si lo conociais, yo evidentemente no, pero si a alguien le interesa,he hecho una traducción del resumen del resultado en www.podologiaalicante.com.

    Me gustaría que dierais vuestra opinión sobre este tratamiento, a mi me ha parecido interesante, y creo que hay algo publicado sobre este tema, en lesiones deportivas...:santa:
     
    eva.podologia, Dec 3, 2008
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  2. DRS

    DRS Member

    La puncion seca es muy muy usada por los fisioterapeutas en españa, con unos excelentes resultados y lo mejor de todo es que cuenta con evidencia cientifica( todavia no hay estudios a doble ciego y randomizados pero tiempo al tiempo )
    Los resultados de la puncion seca en los tejidos dañados es realmente formidable
     
    DRS, Jan 15, 2009
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