Not Yet RecruitingPhase 2ACTRN12611001027909

Changes in the portal flow after Heiling`s pumping technique of liver to individuals with hemorrhoid syndrome

Changes in the portal flow after Heiling's pumping technique of liver to 50 individuals with hemorrhoid syndrome


Sponsor

Elena Sonsoles Rodriguez L0pez

Enrollment

50 participants

Start Date

Sep 29, 2011

Study Type

Interventional

Conditions

Summary

For this study subjects were taken hemorrhoidal syndrome. Through ultrasound flow measurement algometry portal and the thoracic and cervical intended objectify the impact of pumping technique on liver portal flow. So our hypothesis is that the osteopathic treatment of liver improves the speed of the portal vein flow, measured Doppler ultrasound, and modifies the tenderness of the vertebra cervical thoracic and correspondence, as measured algometry pressure.


Eligibility

Sex: Both males and femalesMin Age: 18 YearssMax Age: 65 Yearss

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This study examines whether a specific osteopathic liver pumping technique (Heiling's technique) can change blood flow through the portal vein in people diagnosed with hemorrhoids. It measures blood flow changes using ultrasound in adults aged 18-65.

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Interventions

Two groups: patients with hemorrhoidal syndrome is submitted to the pumping technique of the liver (Group 1) and patients with syndrome hemorrhoidal those who perform a maneuver placeblo (Group 2):

Two groups: patients with hemorrhoidal syndrome is submitted to the pumping technique of the liver (Group 1) and patients with syndrome hemorrhoidal those who perform a maneuver placeblo (Group 2): Group 1: Subject position: supine (Tredelemburg) with knees bent Position of Therapist: Standing at the patient's left, at the height of the abdomen. Hand position: The left hand goes below the costal margin to lift the chest wall The right hand rests on the lower right side of the chest to compress the liver through the chest wall. Running technique The bottom hand up the ribs while the top has a compression The manipulation is done by following the movement breathing. In this study technique asking the patient to breathe deeply, during expiration to compress costal with our hands and let our contacts deep breath. Be repeated for 10 respiratory cycles, the technique will last for 2 minutes.


Locations(1)

Madrid, Spain

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