Introdução: A mobilização neural e o alongamento muscular estático têm o objetivo de promover a amplitude de movimento. Objetivo: Comparar a influência do alongamento muscular e da mobilização neural na força isométrica de quadríceps. Metodologia: Participaram 39 voluntários, gênero masculino, entre 18 e 27 anos. Foram divididos aleatoriamente em três grupos com 13 indivíduos cada. Um grupo submetido ao alongamento estático de 30 segundos (GAE), um à mobilização neural (GMN) e um grupo controle (GC) que não fez nenhuma intervenção. O nível de significância estatística adotado foi p≤0,05. Resultados: Houve melhora significativa da força muscular no GMN e diferença importante na força antes e após os atendimentos, comparando-se o grupo movimentação neural com o alongamento e com o controle. Conclusões: A mobilização neural foi efetiva para aumentar a força muscular de quadríceps e após a realização do alongamento estático houve redução da força.
Introdução: O paciente hemiplégico apresenta dificuldade em realizar movimentos com controle motor, necessitando de treinamento baseado em exercícios de controle de tronco. Objetivo: Verificar os efeitos da intervenção fisioterapêutica no controle de tronco no portador de hemiplegia, relacionando-os à capacidade funcional (AVD). Método: Foi realizada a aplicação de duas escalas – MIF (Medida de Independência Funcional) e EDT (Escala de Deficiência de Tronco) –, antes e após a intervenção fisioterapêutica, em 10 pacientes portadores de hemiplegia, duas vezes por semana, com duração de 60 minutos cada sessão. Resultados: Verificou-se relevância significativa (p≤ 0,05) na análise intragrupo (p< 0,0001) e intergrupo (p< 0,0048) das escalas MIF e EDT. Conclusão: A intervenção adotada mostrou-se eficaz na aquisição do controle de tronco dos pacientes hemiplégicos, bem como contribuiu para melhorar a realização de suas atividades de vida diárias.
je neuralnoj mobilizaciji i{ija -tikusa tokom fleksije kuka uz ekstenziju kolena uz direktan, oscilatoran i naporan pokret tokom 60 sekundi. SSG izvodila je pasivno stati~ko istezanje, sastavljeno od odr`avanja polo `aja s velikom amplitudom, ne prelaze}i granice pokreta, za period naprezanja od ~etiri do {est sekundi. HP u urinu odre|en je na po~etku i 24 ~asa posle intervencije pomo}u kolo ri metrijske metode. Ponovljena merenja pomo}u ANOVA pokazala su zna~ajne poraste u NMG (d=7,38 mg/24h; p=0,0001) i SSG (Δ=3,47 mg/24h; p=0,002) i poraste u NMG (Δ%=118,89%) u pore|enju sa SSG (Δ%=118,89%) u pore|enju sa SSG (Δ%=60,32%; p=0,006) i CG (Δ%=-0,91%; p=0,0001). Rezultati ukazuju na to da je NMG radila s tenzijom izvan uobi~ajenih lukova amplitude artikularnog po kreta, {to je izazvalo restrukturaciju kolagena.Klju~ne re~i: amplituda artikulatornog pokreta, vezivno tkivo, hidroksiprolin Summary: This study aimed to assess the acute effect of stretching and neural mobilization on urinary hydroxy pro line (HP) levels in young adults. The sample, composed of physical therapy students from Teresina (PI), was divided into three groups: a neural mobilization group (NMG; n=15; age= 22±3 years; BMI=24.75±3.09); a static stretching group (SSG; n=15; age=23±4 years; BMI: 25±4.33) and a control group (CG; n=15; age: 24±4 years; BMI: 23.91±3.09). The NMG underwent neural mobilization of the sciatic nerve while engaged in hip flexion with knee extension in a direct, oscillatory and stre nuous manner for 60 seconds. The SSG performed passive static stretching, which consisted of the maintenance of a high amplitude posture, without exceeding the limits of the movement, for a period of tension ranging from four to six seconds. Urinary HP was evaluated at the baseline and 24 hours after the intervention using the colorimetric method. Repeated measures ANOVA showed significant intragroup increases in the NMG (Δ=7.38 mg/24h; p=0.0001) and the SSG (Δ=3.47 mg/24h; p=0.002) and inter-group increases in the NMG (Δ%=118.89%) when compared to the SSG (Δ%=60.32%; p=0.006) and the CG (Δ%= -0.91%; p=0.0001). These results indicate that the NMG worked with tension beyond the ordinary amplitude arches of articular movement, thus causing a restructuring of collagen.
Introduction: The hip joint is one that has more stability, but on the other hand has less mobility with respect to the shoulder joint, due to its greater amount of muscle tissue and ligaments. This large amount of muscles can undergo changes that hinder the amplitude motion, and shortening a key, with the posterior region of the thigh among the hardest hit targets. The neural mobilization and stretching myofascial release have benefits against this change. Objective: Compare effects of myofascial release is followed by a passive muscle stretching relation to neural mobilization on range of motion of the hip. Method: The study consisted of a quantitative, prospective research, intervention, descriptive and analytical sample composed of 57 participants divided into three groups of 19 people who remained as follows: group G1 neural mobilization, intervention applied to the sciatic nerve which innervates the muscles concerned, G2 myofascial release followed by stretching passive muscle in the posterior thigh and the control group G3 which served Just for comparison and without any intervention. Participants were evaluated before the application of technical and after three days of intervention. The angulation was performed by a software program known for CorelDRAW X5. Results: There were statistically analyzed using the statistical software "R" and “SPSS ", and the Wilcoxon test. The G1 presented a average of 8.37 ° (p = 0.0004194), the 7.53 ° (P = 0.000003815) G2 and G3 5 (p = 0.003918). Conclusion: The techniques were statistically significant for obtaining improved ADM (p <0.05), with neural mobilization acquiring greater gain. Suggest studies with new protocols to new scientific evidence.
Introduction: Physical therapy has a range of features that can be used to promote motor recovery after stroke individuals.
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