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Randomized Controlled Trial
Injecction of trigger points in the temporal muscles of patients with miofascial syndrome.
Arquivos de Neuro-psiquiatria 2015 October
OBJECTIVE: The aim was to examine the effect of blocking trigger points in the temporal muscles of patients with masticatory myofascial pain syndrome, fibromyalgia and headache.
METHOD: Seventy patients with one trigger point were randomly divided into 3 groups: injection with saline or anesthetic and non-injected (control).
RESULTS: Pain was reduced in 87.71% patients injected with saline and 100% injected with anesthetic. Similar results were obtained for headache frequency. With regard to headache intensity, the injection groups differed from the control group, but not between themselves.
CONCLUSION: Treatment with injection at trigger points decreased facial pain and frequency and intensity of headache. Considering the injected substance there was no difference.
METHOD: Seventy patients with one trigger point were randomly divided into 3 groups: injection with saline or anesthetic and non-injected (control).
RESULTS: Pain was reduced in 87.71% patients injected with saline and 100% injected with anesthetic. Similar results were obtained for headache frequency. With regard to headache intensity, the injection groups differed from the control group, but not between themselves.
CONCLUSION: Treatment with injection at trigger points decreased facial pain and frequency and intensity of headache. Considering the injected substance there was no difference.
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