Estefanía Canet, physiotherapist specialized in pelvic floor, works at María González Clinic, with branches in Valencia and Burjassot. She explains that one of the main reasons for trusting NESA technology was the possibility of treating the patient globally, especially in long-evolution cases and with involvement of the autonomic nervous system.
As a notable clinical case, she mentions a patient with a watery cyst at the sciatic root, pending surgical intervention and with intense pain that she could not control even with medication. The patient did not sleep more than a couple of hours straight and could not find a comfortable position. After explaining the treatment with NESA to her, she decided to try it and, from the first session, began to notice improvement: she slept four or five hours straight and the pain became more bearable.
Estefanía highlights NESA’s virtues such as its wide field of action and the possibility of addressing patients with very different profiles, from injuries like an ankle sprain to central or long-evolution pathologies. She also considers it can be a useful and profitable tool for clinics, especially in sleep disorders and cases where manual therapy has less margin for action.
