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Psychophysiological responses to a multimodal physiotherapy program in fighter pilots with flight-related neck pain: A pilot trial
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Fernández-Morales, Carlos
, Cardero-Durán, María de los Ángeles
, Moreno-Vázquez, Juan Manuel
, Espejo-Antúnez, Luis
, Falla, Deborah
, Albornoz-Cabello, Manuel
in
Adult
/ Aircraft pilots
/ Biology and Life Sciences
/ Combined Modality Therapy
/ Computer and Information Sciences
/ Engineering and Technology
/ Exercise Therapy - methods
/ Feedback
/ Fighter pilots
/ Flight
/ Frequency domain analysis
/ Heart beat
/ Heart rate
/ Heart Rate - physiology
/ Humans
/ Intervention
/ Laser guidance
/ Lasers
/ Male
/ Manipulative therapy
/ Medical research
/ Medicine and Health Sciences
/ Military Personnel - psychology
/ Myoelectricity
/ Neck pain
/ Neck Pain - physiopathology
/ Neck Pain - psychology
/ Neck Pain - therapy
/ Nervous system
/ Pain
/ Pain Measurement
/ People and Places
/ Physical therapy
/ Physical Therapy Modalities
/ Physiology
/ Pilot Projects
/ Pilots
/ Pilots - psychology
/ Statistical analysis
/ Therapeutics, Physiological
/ Treatment Outcome
/ Variance analysis
2024
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Psychophysiological responses to a multimodal physiotherapy program in fighter pilots with flight-related neck pain: A pilot trial
by
Fernández-Morales, Carlos
, Cardero-Durán, María de los Ángeles
, Moreno-Vázquez, Juan Manuel
, Espejo-Antúnez, Luis
, Falla, Deborah
, Albornoz-Cabello, Manuel
in
Adult
/ Aircraft pilots
/ Biology and Life Sciences
/ Combined Modality Therapy
/ Computer and Information Sciences
/ Engineering and Technology
/ Exercise Therapy - methods
/ Feedback
/ Fighter pilots
/ Flight
/ Frequency domain analysis
/ Heart beat
/ Heart rate
/ Heart Rate - physiology
/ Humans
/ Intervention
/ Laser guidance
/ Lasers
/ Male
/ Manipulative therapy
/ Medical research
/ Medicine and Health Sciences
/ Military Personnel - psychology
/ Myoelectricity
/ Neck pain
/ Neck Pain - physiopathology
/ Neck Pain - psychology
/ Neck Pain - therapy
/ Nervous system
/ Pain
/ Pain Measurement
/ People and Places
/ Physical therapy
/ Physical Therapy Modalities
/ Physiology
/ Pilot Projects
/ Pilots
/ Pilots - psychology
/ Statistical analysis
/ Therapeutics, Physiological
/ Treatment Outcome
/ Variance analysis
2024
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Psychophysiological responses to a multimodal physiotherapy program in fighter pilots with flight-related neck pain: A pilot trial
by
Fernández-Morales, Carlos
, Cardero-Durán, María de los Ángeles
, Moreno-Vázquez, Juan Manuel
, Espejo-Antúnez, Luis
, Falla, Deborah
, Albornoz-Cabello, Manuel
in
Adult
/ Aircraft pilots
/ Biology and Life Sciences
/ Combined Modality Therapy
/ Computer and Information Sciences
/ Engineering and Technology
/ Exercise Therapy - methods
/ Feedback
/ Fighter pilots
/ Flight
/ Frequency domain analysis
/ Heart beat
/ Heart rate
/ Heart Rate - physiology
/ Humans
/ Intervention
/ Laser guidance
/ Lasers
/ Male
/ Manipulative therapy
/ Medical research
/ Medicine and Health Sciences
/ Military Personnel - psychology
/ Myoelectricity
/ Neck pain
/ Neck Pain - physiopathology
/ Neck Pain - psychology
/ Neck Pain - therapy
/ Nervous system
/ Pain
/ Pain Measurement
/ People and Places
/ Physical therapy
/ Physical Therapy Modalities
/ Physiology
/ Pilot Projects
/ Pilots
/ Pilots - psychology
/ Statistical analysis
/ Therapeutics, Physiological
/ Treatment Outcome
/ Variance analysis
2024
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Psychophysiological responses to a multimodal physiotherapy program in fighter pilots with flight-related neck pain: A pilot trial
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Psychophysiological responses to a multimodal physiotherapy program in fighter pilots with flight-related neck pain: A pilot trial
2024
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Overview
The physical and cognitive demands of combat flying may influence the development and persistence of flight-related neck pain (FRNP). The aim of this pilot study was to analyse the effect of a multimodal physiotherapy program which combined supervised exercise with laser-guided feedback and interferential current therapy on psychophysiological variables in fighter pilots with FRNP.
Thirty-one fighter pilots were randomly assigned to two groups (Intervention Group: n = 14; Control Group: n = 17). The intervention consisted of 8 treatment sessions (twice per week) delivered over 4 weeks. The following primary outcomes were assessed: perceived pain intensity (Numeric Pain Rating Scale-NPRS) and Heart Rate Variability (HRV; time-domain, frequency-domain and non-linear variables). A number of secondary outcomes were also assessed: myoelectric activity of the upper trapezius and sternocleidomastoid, pain catastrophizing (Pain Catastrophizing Scale-PCS) and kinesiophobia (TSK-11).
Statistically significant differences (p≤0.05) within and between groups were observed for all outcomes except for frequency domain and non-linear HRV variables. A significant time*group effect (one-way ANOVA) in favour of the intervention group was found for all variables (p<0.001). Effect sizes were large (d≥0.6).
The use of a multimodal physiotherapy program consisting of supervised exercise with laser-guided feedback and interferential current appears to show clinical benefit in fighter pilots with FRNP.
ClinicalTrials.gov: NCT05541848.
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Public Library of Science,Public Library of Science (PLoS)
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