Stimulation par ondes dynamiques profondes auprès des patients douloureux chroniques : présentation et évaluation

The management of chronic pain patients in a CETD uses medicinal and non-drug techniques in order to reduce the symptom but also to restore autonomy, reduce psychological suffering and improve the quality of life. This article presents the use of a new dynamic deep wave stimulation technology in chronic pain patients. A first phase evaluated the effects of a single session described by the patient himself at the end of the session, the second phase presents two clinical cases of iterative sessions. Nineteen written returns of patients were obtained from the 28 patients treated, 73.6% were improved. Improvement on pain but was not quantifiable by patients. Six improvement criteria have been reported: pain, sleep, mobility, relaxation, flexibility, emotions. For the two clinical cases reported, the pain, evaluated by EVA, QDSA and EDUQ, was greatly improved and associated with a sharp decrease in treatment. In addition, the sessions allowed the patients to express intense emotions enabling the establishment of a strong therapeutic link to the orientation of an adapted individual care path. The practice of deep dynamic wave therapy appears promising in the management of rachialgic patients.