Myofascial Pain Clinical Trial
Official title:
Efficacy of a Physiotherapy Program Through Myofascial Induction and Eccentric Exercises in the Improvement of Mobility and the Perception of Nonspecific Pain in the Shoulder Joint in Volleyball Players. A Randomized Pilot Study
Introduction. Myofascial therapy aims to improve fascial restrictions through the application
of mechanical stimuli. The eccentric exercises involve the recruitment of fast fibers and
help increase muscle volume.
Aim. Compare the effectiveness of myofascial induction intervention in the improvement of the
range of motion of glenohumeral rotation and the pain perception, with respect to the use of
eccentric exercises in volleyball players from 18 to 35 years of age.
Study design. Multicenter and single-blind randomized clinical study with follow-up period.
Methods. A random assignment of the 40 subjects recruited to the different study groups will
be carried out: experimental (myofascial induction technique and eccentric exercises) and
control (eccentric exercises). The intervention will last 4 weeks, with a weekly session of
17 and 7 minutes (in the experimental and control group, respectively). The dependent
variables and measurement instruments will be: internal and external shoulder rotation
(goniometry) and pain perception (visual analog scale). The Kolmogorov-Smirnov test will
calculate the distribution of the sample, using parametric tests (t-student to calculate the
difference of means between the evaluations in each group and ANOVA of repeated measures to
calculate the intra- and intersubject effect) in case of normal.
Expected results. To improve the range of motion of glenohumeral joint global rotation and of
the perception of pain of the subject.
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