Publication: Eficacia de la punción seca en la fasciosis plantar
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2020-03-24
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La Fasciosis Plantar, comúnmente conocida como fascitis plantar, (FP) es la causa más habitual de dolor en la parte inferior del talón. La incidencia y la prevalencia son inciertas, pero se estima que 1 de cada 3 personas mayores de 65 años presenta dolor en el tubérculo de inserción del calcáneo. En Estados Unidos (EEUU) se producen entre 600.000 y 2.000.000 de casos anuales. Por otra parte, la prevalencia es del 17,4% en el sur de Australia. Aproximadamente entre un 10% y un 20% de la población la sufrirá por este proceso una vez a lo largo de su vida.Es una condición común en atletas corredores, en personas no deportistas en los que su profesión requiera largos periodos de tiempo en bipedestación con carga de peso y en individuos que presenten artritis inflamatoria. Es más frecuente entre los 40 y los 60 años, sobre todo a partir de la quinta década de la vida, aunque el pico de edad es menor en la población deportista, donde la FP supone el 25% de todas las lesiones del pie de corredores y entre el 8 y el 10% de todas las lesiones deportivas. Existen autores que sitúan el diagnóstico de FP entre las 5 principales causas de dolor en pie y tobillo en corredores...
Plantar fasciosis, commonly known as plantar faciitis (PF), is the most usual cause of heel pain. The incidence and prevalence are uncertain, but it is estimated that 1/3 people over 65 years old have pain in the tubercle of insertion of the calcaneus. In the United States (USA) between 600,000 and 2,000,000 cases are produced annually. On the other hand, the prevalence is 17.4% in South Australia. Approximately between 10% and 20% of the population will suffer from this process once during their lifetime.It is a common condition in runners, in non-athletes in which their profession requires long periods of time in standing with weight bearing and in individuals with inflammatory arthritis. It is more common between 40 and 60 years of age, especially from the fifth decade of life, although the peak age is lower in the athlete population, where the FP accounts for 25% of all runners foot injuries, and between 8 and 10% of all sports injuries. There are authors who place the diagnosis of PF among the 5 main causes of foot and ankle pain in runners...
Plantar fasciosis, commonly known as plantar faciitis (PF), is the most usual cause of heel pain. The incidence and prevalence are uncertain, but it is estimated that 1/3 people over 65 years old have pain in the tubercle of insertion of the calcaneus. In the United States (USA) between 600,000 and 2,000,000 cases are produced annually. On the other hand, the prevalence is 17.4% in South Australia. Approximately between 10% and 20% of the population will suffer from this process once during their lifetime.It is a common condition in runners, in non-athletes in which their profession requires long periods of time in standing with weight bearing and in individuals with inflammatory arthritis. It is more common between 40 and 60 years of age, especially from the fifth decade of life, although the peak age is lower in the athlete population, where the FP accounts for 25% of all runners foot injuries, and between 8 and 10% of all sports injuries. There are authors who place the diagnosis of PF among the 5 main causes of foot and ankle pain in runners...
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Tesis inédita de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Facultad de Enfermería, Fisioterapia y Podología, leída el 30-10-2019