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espanolIntroduccion: la epicondilalgia lateral es una condicion musculo-esqueletica compleja, caracterizada por presentar dolor en la region del epicondilo lateral del humero. Objetivo: resumir la evidencia existente en revisiones sistematicas Cochrane y no Cochrane, en relacion a los efectos y beneficios del laser de baja potencia para el tratamiento del dolor en sujetos que presenten epicondilalgia lateral. Materiales y metodos: se realizo una busqueda en el registro especializado Cochrane del grupo musculo-esqueletico (1980-enero 2014), en el Registro Cochrane de Ensayos Controlados (1980-enero 2014) y en las bases de datos: MEDLINE (1980-enero 2014), PEDro (1980-enero 2014), Metabuscador Epistemonikos (1980-enero 2014), se busco literatura gris, actas de congresos, no hubo restriccion por idioma. La calidad metodologica de las revisiones sistematicas incluidas fueron evaluadas con AMSTAR y la calidad global de la evidencia mediante GRADE. Resultados: la busqueda preliminar identifico 84 revisiones sistematicas, de las cuales 4 cumplian con nuestros criterios de elegibilidad. Solo 3 de ellas fueron categorizadas de "alta calidad" metodologica y una presentaba "mediana calidad". Conclusion: si bien es cierto, la terapia laser presenta beneficios favorables a corto y mediano plazo en el alivio del dolor y mejora funcional ("muy baja evidencia", segun GRADE). Esto quiere decir que los resultados presentan una gran "incertidumbre" sobre la estimacion del efecto. EnglishBackground: Lateral epicondylalgia is a complex musculoskeletal condition characterized by pain in the region to present the lateral epicondyle of the humerus. Aim: To summarize the evidence in Cochrane Systematic Reviews Cochrane and not in relation to the effects and benefits of low power laser for the treatment of pain in patients who may be LE. Materials and methods: A search was conducted in the specialized register of the Cochrane Musculoskeletal Group (1980-January 2014), the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials (1980-January 2014) and databases: MEDLINE (1980-January 2014), PEDro (1980-January 2014), Metasearch Epistemonikos (1980-January 2014), gray literature, conference proceedings are sought, there was no language restriction. The methodological quality of the included systematic reviews were evaluated AMSTAR and overall quality of evidence using GRADE. Results: The search identified pre-remove 84 systematic reviews, 4 of which met our eligibility criteria. Only 3 of them were categorized as "high quality" methodological and had "medium quality". Conclusion: Although, laser therapy has favorable short- and medium-term benefits in relation to pain relief and functional " Very low evidence" improvement, according to GRADE. This means that the results have a high "uncertainty" about the estimate of effect.

Efectividad del láser de baja frecuencia en el tratamiento del dolor en pacientes con epicondilalgia lateral: un overview de revisiones sistemáticas