Publications by authors named "A Le Fur-Bonnabesse"
Unlabelled: We studied the effects of a specific cardio training program lasting 5 years on pain and quality of life in fibromyalgia patients.
Method: An observational longitudinal pilot study was conducted in 138 fibromyalgia women. Fibromyalgia women recruited were asked to carry out three sessions per week, each lasting 45 min, of moderate-intensity continuous training (64%-75% Maximal Heart rate [HRmax]).
Aim: To evaluate sources of student confidence and stress during the management of deep carious lesions and the exposed pulp during undergraduate clinics. Further aims were to identify barriers and facilitators, which could result in educational or practical improvements in the delivery of teaching and provision of treatment in this area.
Methodology: A exploratory qualitative study design was used, based on recorded focus group interviews, guided by 12 predetermined questions.
We tested endogenous pain modulation mechanisms in adults with autism spectrum disorders (ASD). Nineteen ASD adults without intellectual disabilities were included, matched with 19 healthy volunteers on the basis of sex and chronological age. An experimental pain model was used to measure excitatory and inhibitory pain mechanisms in a single session.
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- * It involves 110 women who will undergo either moderate or low-intensity physical activity sessions, three times a week, for two years, with evaluations at various stages to measure outcomes related to pain, anxiety, and quality of life.
- * The study has received ethical approval and aims to share findings through scientific publications and presentations to enhance understanding of fibromyalgia treatment options.
Introduction: The aim of the study was to assess the frequency, features and management of dental emergencies at sea in France.
Methods: A descriptive study was carried out by retrospectively examining medical records of patients who were assisted by the French maritime TeleMedical Assistance Service (TMAS) from 2012 to 2016. Data were ranked in different categories: socio-demographic data, diagnosis, prescription, and monitoring or treatment prescribed.