Archives des canal carpien | Clinique Tagmed

25/04/2014

Traitement Tunnel Carpien

SI VOUS CONSULTEZ NOTRE SITE INTERNET… C’est que vous souffrez du syndrome du tunnel carpien ! [toc heading_levels=”2,3,4,5″] 1. QUELLES SONT VOS OPTIONS DE TRAITEMENT DU CANAL CARPIEN ? [table id=1 /] * Afin d’éviter les traitements inefficaces, il faut s’assurer, en présence des signes et symptômes d’une atteinte du nerf médian, que le diagnostic est précis et que le site et le mécanisme de compression du nerf médian ont été identifiés. Le chiropraticien possède toutes les connaissances nécessaires pour poser un bon diagnostic et orienter le patient vers les interventions les plus adéquates. 1.1 Risques possibles associés à une chirurgie Anesthésie: Au Canada, les chances pour une personne en santé de mourir à cause d’une complication de l’anesthésie sont de 1 : 100 000. référence 1 Infections nosocomiales (Ex. C. difficile): Au Québec, elles font chaque année environ 90 000 victimes et 4 000 décès. référence 2 Erreurs médicales: En moyenne, 112 patients québécois meurent chaque mois à la suite d’erreurs médicales. référence 3 Liste d’attente: Il peut s’écouler un an et demi à deux ans à partir du moment ou vous consulter un médecin pour la première fois, afin qu’il vous fournisse une prescription pour consulter un […]

08/04/2018

Newspaper Reports that Cold Laser Therapy Relieves Chronic Pain

This article from the Tucson Citizen reports on the successful use of cold laser therapy to relieve chronic pain.

08/04/2018

Article by Dr. Paul J. Silbert Featuring ML830®

Attached is a link to an article featuring the ML830®, published by Meridian HealthViews Magazine. To view the article “Surgery-Free Treatment for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome” click on the link below: http://www.meridianhealth.com/index.cfm/healthviews/MarchApril2004/carpaltunnel.cfm

08/04/2018

Treatment of medial and lateral epicondylitis – tennis and golfer’s elbow – with LLLT: a multicenter double blind, placebo-controlled clinical study on 324 patients.

Simunovic Z, Trobonjaca T, Trobonjaca Z Laser Center, Locarno, Switzerland. tzlatko@mamed.medri.hr PMID: 9743652 [PubMed – indexed for MEDLINE] Journal of Clinical Laser Medicine and Surgery (Jun 1998) 16(3):145-151. LLLT has been promoted as a highly successful method for treating medial and lateral epicondylitis. This clinical study assessed the efficacy of LLLT using trigger points (TPs) and scanner application techniques under placebo-controlled conditions. The study was completed at two Laser Centers in Locarno, Switzerland and Opatija, Croatia: a double-blind, placebo controlled, crossover clinical study. The patient population (n=324), with either medial epicondylitis (Golfer’s elbow; n=50) or lateral epicondylitis (Tennis elbow; n=274), was recruited. Unilateral cases of either type of epicondylitis (n=283) were randomly allocated to one of three treatment groups according to the LLLT technique applied: (1) Trigger points; (2) Scanner; (3) Combination Treatment (i.e., TPs and scanner technique). Laser devices used to perform these treatments were infrared (IR) diode laser (GaAIAs) 830 nm continuous wave for treatment of TPs and He-Ne 632.8 nm combined with IR diode laser 904 nm, pulsed wave for scanner technique. Energy doses were controlled and measured in Joules/cm2 either during TPs or scanner technique sessions in all groups of patients. The treatment outcome (pain […]

08/04/2018

MicroLight Laser Featured In Detroit Daily News

DETROIT, March 26, 2003 MicroLight’s patented “cold” laser treatment of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome has been featured in the Detroit Daily News, in an article by Maureen McDonald on repetitive stress ailments. Dr. Chadwick Smith and Dr. Wayne Good, both members of MicroLight’s Medical Advisory Board, are interviewed in the article. To read the complete text, click here.