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A Aplicabilidade do Ultra-Som de 3 MHz Associado a Fonoforese no Tratamento do Fibro Edema Gelóide (FEG) Na Região Glútea
Authors: Natália Horácio Fonseca, Wálace Érick de Medeiros Moura, Silvani Barreto Assumpção Cardoso, Júlio Correa de Campos, André Nascimento Monteiro & Juliano da Silva França
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Cellulite is characterized as a disorder that occurs in the subcutaneous tissue or hypodermis, which causes changes in the skin surface, caused by excess fat cells in adipose tissue that spreads throughout the dermis heading toward the epidermis forming ripples of cellulite or nodules. Ultrasound is a device that is currently being widely used in the treatment of edema fibro geloid (EGF), bringing benefit to the rearrangement of collagen fibers and improves tissue. The aim of this study was to demonstrate the effectiveness of the ultrasound phonophoresis ally in reducing edema fibro geloid (EGF) in the gluteal region. The instruments used for data collection and analysis was the evaluation form and photographic record , which was conducted with a female patient , 23 years old, grade II presenting in the gluteal area. The patient underwent 20 sessions of treatment, done 2 times a week with application of ultrasound at a frequency of 3 MHz and intensity of 0.5 W / cm ² , continuous mode with 1 minute each quadrant coupling ERA, associated with phonophoresis with the use of electrode based on arnica, centella asiatica, chestnut India, yerba mate and ginger . The physical therapy response was satisfactory without contracting the glutes and orange peel and hold tests. It is concluded that the ultrasound phonophoresis associated improves the skin's appearance and frame of cellulite with satisfaction by the patient.