Restricción de flujo sanguíneo en la rehabilitación del ligamento cruzado anterior

Aritza Ubieta-García, Lorenzo Antonio Justo Cousiño, Salvador Santiago-Pescador

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Introducción: La rotura del ligamento cruzado anterior provoca atrofia y pérdida de fuerza, por lo que resulta necesaria una rehabilitación precoz y adecuada. El entrenamiento mediante restricción de flujo sanguíneo parece ser una herramienta segura y efectiva para la ganancia de fuerza y masa muscular en sujetos sanos y en población clínica.

Objetivo: Evaluar el efecto de la rehabilitación con restricción de flujo sanguíneo sobre la fuerza, la masa muscular y la intensidad del dolor en pacientes con reconstrucción del ligamento cruzado anterior.

Métodos: Se realizó la búsqueda de artículos en tres bases de datos, mediante una combinación de términos relativos a la restricción de flujo sanguíneo y rehabilitación del ligamento cruzado anterior. Los estudios seleccionados evaluaron la fuerza, la masa muscular y el dolor. La mayoría de ellos refieren efectos positivos en el uso de la restricción del flujo sanguíneo.

Conclusiones: El entrenamiento con restricción de flujo sanguíneo durante la rehabilitación temprana en la reconstrucción del ligamento cruzado anterior puede ser una alternativa para mejorar la fuerza y aumentar la masa muscular. Se equipara al entrenamiento con cargas altas; además, reduce el dolor y el estrés mecánico sobre la articulación de la rodilla.

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restricción del flujo arterial; oclusión vascular; entrenamiento de fuerza; rehabilitación; rodilla; kaatsu.

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