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Comparison of the Efficacy of Posterior Tibial Nerve Neuromodulation and Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy for Heel Spur: A Randomized Controlled Trial
Heel pain is an important clinical condition that impairs patients' quality of life and causes loss of workforce. Heel spurs are one of the most important causes of heel pain. Heel spur, often plantar fascia calcaneus It is seen at the site of attachment to the tuberosity and is plantar It develops secondary to microtrauma to the calcaneus following inflammation of the fascia , and over time, an organized bone protrusion called a spur forms in the same area . Plantar in patients with heel spurs It is often accompanied by fasciitis . Heel spurs are more common in women. It increases with increasing age due to mechanical trauma to the heel. Its incidence is not clearly known . In its etiology, age, gender, obesity, foot structure that disrupts biomechanics, rheumatological and metabolic diseases, and trauma come to the fore . Nonsteroids in the treatment of heel spurs There are treatment options such as anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), other analgesics, exercise, splints and orthoses, shoe insoles and pads, corticosteroid injections into the spur area and extracorporeal shock wave therapy (ESWT). There are a limited number of studies in which pulse radiofrequency (PRF) and injection were applied to the posterior tibial nerve, which senses the region , and conventional or pulse radiofrequency was successfully applied to the lesion area . ESWT is a non-invasive method. A shock wave is created together with sound and pressure waves. Changes at the cellular level with the shock wave include increased collagen production, increased blood flow in the applied area, acceleration of wound healing and cellular proliferation. In ESWT, radial and focal waves are applied depending on the tissue depth. patellar tendinopathy , plantar fasciitis , myositis It is an effective and reliable method that is frequently used in the treatment of ossificans , lateral epicondylitis , iliotibial band syndrome, many tendinopathies and heel spurs . PRF is a newer neuromodulation method than c
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