Jones G E, Evans P A
Biofeedback Self Regul. 1980 Jun;5(2):295-303. doi: 10.1007/BF00998606.
A paced respiration methodology and self-control procedure was developed to reduce respiratory irregularities associated with disabling Tietze's syndrome pain. A 46-year-old disabled male patient who was diagnosed as having Tietze's syndrome and coronary heart disease was trained in respiratory control during five training sessions. Treatment was directed at producing normal respiratory activity and reducing involuntary deep inspirations. Training led to within- and between-sessions reductions in respiratory irregularity and pain frequency, and to increases in self-reported activity levels. Two- and 5-month follow-up sessions showed that improvements were maintained but at an attenuated level. Possible respiration biofeedback or self-monitoring treatments of this syndrome are also discussed.
一种有节奏的呼吸方法和自我控制程序被开发出来，以减少与致残性蒂策综合征疼痛相关的呼吸不规则。一名46岁被诊断患有蒂策综合征和冠心病的残疾男性患者，在五次训练课程中接受了呼吸控制训练。治疗旨在产生正常的呼吸活动并减少不自主的深呼吸。训练导致呼吸不规则和疼痛频率在训练期间及训练之间有所降低，并且自我报告的活动水平有所提高。两个月和五个月的随访显示，改善情况得以维持，但程度有所减轻。本文还讨论了该综合征可能的呼吸生物反馈或自我监测治疗方法。
