在使用交叉手技巧的肌肉肌肉诱导方法后,肌硬度和骨盆运动的相关变量和变化

Maria Alejandra Sánchez Vera1, Margareth Lorena Alfonso-Mora1, Luis Mauricio Agudelo Otálora2

  • 1Faculty of Nurse and Rehabilitation, Universidad de La Sabana, Chía, Colombia.

概括

使用交叉手技巧的肌肌肌感应疗法 (MIT) 在个体中提高了4°的骨盆运动能力. 物理治疗师的技术和患者的因素影响了结果,手的温度和特定的运动与组织硬度的变化相关.

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