Evaluación fisioterapéutica y ortopédica para el diagnóstico del Síndrome del desfiladero torácico y su relación con los trastornos neurovasculares de miembros superiores en los pacientes que asisten al centro deportivo Alliance Free Style.

Abstract

The thoracic outlet syndrome, also known as the thoracic operculum syndrome is a varied and virtually dysfunctional group of symptoms related to compression of the neurovascular structures in the cervical path to the upper limb or by some anomalous structure in position or congenital. The general objective is to determine the main functional disorders of SDT and its relationship with neurovascular disorders in the upper limb by means of orthopedic physiotherapy assessment tests. The methodology used has a quantitative approach of descriptive scope with a non-experimental design of deductive and analytical research process; The sample type is nonprobabilistic with a population universe of 69 people and the sample will be 35 patients with neurovascular disorders that meet the inclusion criteria. Results: 52% of the population universe presented the Thoracic Gorge Syndrome, of which 53% are male patients between 19 and 25 years old, with a prevalence of non-traumatic morphological changes at an inter-stageic level, which was reflected in 59%. of positives with the Adson test. It was concluded that high-contact sports such as Brazilian Jiu Jitsu tend to generate upper limb injuries related to compression of the vascular nerve pack, which can lead to loss of strength at arm elevation and pain at grip. manual in the epicondilea zone added to the paresthesias and heavy features.