the effectiveness of shock wave treatment in subcalcaneal pain syndrome
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Abstract
The aim of this study was to evaluate the effectiveness of extracorporeal shock wave therapy (ESWT) in patients with subcalcaneal pain syndrome. A total of 23 women and seven men aged 20 to 60 yrs, with subcalcaneal pain were enrolled in the study. Patients had not received any steroid injections within the last six months and could not be relieved with medical treatment. AOFAS, FADI, Roles and Maudsley scores were compared using dependent groups’ t-test. Mann-Whitney U test was used to compare patients with morning pain and those with all day long lasting pain, and patients having symptoms for shorter or longer than a year. AOFAS, FADI, Roles and Maudsley scores before and following the treatments were significantly different (p
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| Authors | ;Canan GÖNEN AYDIN;Çağrı ÖZCAN;Sami SÖKÜCÜ;Yavuz Selim KABUKÇUOĞLU |
| Journal | psam 2014 - probabilistic safety assessment and management |
| Year | 2015 |
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