Efeitos das ondas de choque piezoelétrica na adiposidade localizada

Rodrigo Marcel Valentim da Silva; Fábio dos Santos Borges; Júlio Davi Costa e Silva; Jéssica Carrie Silva de Oliveira Lira; Maria Paula Marques de Oliveira; Louhanne Christine Berto Bezerra; Bruna Nobrega Bezerra; Patrícia Froes Meyer

doi:10.5585/conssaude.v18n1.10485

Autores

Rodrigo Marcel Valentim da Silva Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte
Fábio dos Santos Borges
Júlio Davi Costa e Silva
Jéssica Carrie Silva de Oliveira Lira
Maria Paula Marques de Oliveira
Louhanne Christine Berto Bezerra
Bruna Nobrega Bezerra
Patrícia Froes Meyer

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5585/conssaude.v18n1.10485

Palavras-chave:

Gordura. Fisioterapia. Transdutores. Modalidades de fisioterapia.

Resumo

Introdução: A terapia de ondas de choque piezoelétrica (TOC) é uma técnica não invasiva que visa a reduzir o tecido adiposo subcutâneo localizado. Objetivos: Investigar os efeitos da terapia ondas de choque piezoelétrica na redução da adiposidade subcutânea localizada. Métodos: Efetuou-se um estudo experimental, com 31 participantes, de 25 a 45 anos, do sexo feminino. Foram realizadas quatro sessões de tratamento, uma vez por semana com parâmetros da OC piezoelétrica. Procedeu-se à aplicação dinâmica na região infraumbilical; e estacionária, na supraumbilical, ambas no lado esquerdo. O lado direito não recebeu aplicação, tornando-se o lado controle. Resultados: Na aplicação da TOC piezoelétrica na forma estacionária, houve maior redução de tecido adiposo do que no modo dinâmico. Conclusão: Pode-se observar que a terapia por OC piezoelétrica promoveu uma redução da adiposidade localizada, com o modelo de equipamento escolhido e na dose proposta neste estudo, constatada nas análises de plicometria e ultrassonografia.

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