Medical Hydrology and Balneology: Environmental Aspects

Medical Hydrology and Balneology: Environmental Aspects
P19 Water physical therapy is effective to reduce pain, pressure sensitivity and
trigger points in breast cancer: randomized controlled clinical trial
I CANTARERO, C FERNÁNDEZ-LAO, N GALIANO, L MARTIN, M ARROYO
P20 Effects on body composition in breast cancer survivors with a water versus
land-based multimodal exercise program: a controlled clinical trial
C FERNÁNDEZ-LAO, I CANTARERO, A ARIZA, E FERRANDIZ, M ARROYO
P21 Depression and thermal treatments: a case report
I CACHAPUZ, C SANTOS, V SILVA, J PINHEIRO, P CANTISTA
P22 Analysis of the effects of a hydrotherapy procedure on cerebral palsy children
in a heated pool
V ISRAEL, I GLUSZEWICZ, F SOUZA, B YAMAGUCHI
P23 A comparison land-water environment of maximal voluntary isometric contraccion
during manual muscle testing
R CASTILLO, A CUESTA
P24 Analysis of the neuromuscular activity during adapted swimming with a
snorkel
R CASTILLO, A CUESTA
P25 Spa, hydrotherapy’s treatment, and quality of life
JA MARÍN, V MEDIALDEA, J CARLOS-BEJARANO, M DE LA TORRE, L VELA,
F MARAVER
P26 Quality of life and thermal cure
JA MARÍN, P ALONSO, M MURRIA, F TAMAYO, F CATALÁ, F MARAVER
P27 How does obesity affect the effectiveness of a multimodal physiotherapy
program in patients with chronic low back pain?
A CUESTA, M GONZÁLEZ, M RUIZ, J MARTIN
P28 Land Based or Hidrotherapy: which is the most effective multimodal treatment
in low back pain?
A CUESTA, M GONZÁLEZ, S RAMOS, P CALDERÓN, R PRIETO
P29 Aquatic physiotherapy program in pregnant women: Short-term effects on
quality of life and health state
A CUESTA, F CHEVALIER, L MORALES, M GONZÁLEZ
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