Abstract

A rehabilitation protocol has been developed at the Rehabilitation and Rehabilitation Physiotherapy Center, University of Chieti-Pescara, which provides for the combined use of Frems, Manual Therapy and Cyclotronic Bioresonanceon patients with chronic pain.Chronic pain management represents one of the most important health challenges of the 21st century. According tosurveys, it is estimated that one in five Europeans suffers from it and that 26% of the Italian population is affected bythis pathological status, to the point of believing its treatment has become a priority for our national health system.Pain - which is nothing but one of the symptomatic manifestations of the disease, therefore a consequence of a preexisting / previous pathological state - represents one of the main discomforts as regards the life of patients, being, inthis perspective, the due to a significant deterioration in the quality of the same. Improper or absent pain managementcreates significant physical, psychological and social effects; moreover, considering the lost working days, it can alsohave an important economic impact.The identification of a therapeutic model capable of guaranteeing effective analgesic treatment for the population iscertainly a crucial objective, which can only be achieved through a better preparation of the medical profession, aswell as promoting the creation of appropriate service networks, aimed at involve all health professionals.

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