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Effects of Magnetic Tape Over Hip Cutaneous Nerves in Patients With Low Back Pain
A tape is applied over the inguinal skin nerves in people with low back pain. When placing the experimental tape, mobility should be improved and when the area is cooled with the tape, rotation should be limited again by inhibiting skin receptors. When returning to the initial temperature, you should improve the degrees of mobility again demonstrating that Magnetic tape only acts on the dermal receptors. The possible variation of the range in movement is measured with the validated program for the measurement of angles, Kinovea® program. A kinesiology tape was used as a placebo tape and the magnetic tape was used in a randomized experimental way.
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