Análise Da Correlação Entre Independência Funcional E Satisfação Com a Tecnologia Assistiva Em Pessoas Com Lesão Medular

Ordones, Eduarda da Rocha; Guerra, Débora Mikaelly Calaça da Silva; Orcino, Juliane Leite; Melo, Rozany Cristina de Souza; Silva, Antônio Márcio Teodoro Cordeiro; Almeida, Rogério José de

doi:10.21527/2176-7114.2021.42.11875

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“…In this subdomain there are also several items: for example, in 7B. [0] irregular or rare (less than once in 3 days); [1] regular (once every 3 days or more often). with auxiliary device such as handrail, crutch or cane; [3] without any help, supervision or device.…”

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Functional independence analysis in persons with spinal cord injury

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Introduction Spinal cord injury (SCI) radically changes a person’s life because of alterations in body dynamics, leading to disabilities and reduced functionality. Objective To analyze the functional independence of individuals with spinal cord injury and compare the groups. Methods Individuals with SCI were interviewed about their functional independence using the Brazilian version of the Spinal Cord Independence Measure - Self-Reported Version (brSCIM-SR) and later their respective domains and subdomains were compared between diagnostic groups, time since injury and sex. Results The sample consisted of fifty individuals aged 40.92 ± 13.93 years, predominantly men and diagnosed with paraplegia. In most brSCIM-SR domains, all respondents achieved good independence in self-care, respiration and sphincter management, and in the total brSCIM-SR, except for mobility. In paraplegia, chronic SCIs and both sexes achieved excellent independence in most subdomains and in the total. Significantly low values were found for tetraplegia and recent SCI in the self-care subdomain. In most subdomains, tetraplegia reached significantly lower values. In the subdomains of respiration and sphincter management, the participants were independent in the breathing function, but in tetraplegia, they showed significant dependence on transfer to the toilet. In terms of mobility, there was great dependence on the items going up and down stairs and transfer from the floor to the wheelchair. Conclusion The brSCIM-SR measures the degree of functionality, allowing health professionals and the patient to quantify and locate the items that indicate their deficits or gains during the rehabilitation process. Here, individuals with SCI showed good functional independence, with worse performance in the tetraplegia and recent injury groups: however, mobility showed partial dependence in the participants.

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“…The total score of the brSCIM-SR is 100 points, with higher scores reflecting higher levels of independence 3,5,7,12,13,15. In this subdomain, there are also several items, for example, 15: [0] I am unable to go up and down stairs; I can go up and down at least 3 steps.. [1]. but only with help or supervision; [2] but only…”

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Análise da independência funcional em indivíduos com lesão da medula espinal

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Resumo Introdução A lesão da medula espinal (LME) muda radicalmente a vida da pessoa devido às alterações na dinâmica corporal, levando à incapacidades e redução da funcionalidade. Objetivo Analisar a independência funcional de indivíduos com LME e comparar os grupos. Métodos Indivíduos com LME foram entrevistados sobre sua independência funcional por meio da versão brasileira do Spinal Cord Independence Measure - Self-Reported Version (brSCIM-SR) e posteriormente seus respectivos domínios e subdomínios foram comparados entre os grupos diagnósticos, tempo de lesão e gênero. Resultados A amostra foi composta por 50 indivíduos com idade de 40,92 ± 13,93 anos, prevalecendo homens e diagnóstico de paraplegia. Na maioria dos domínios do brSCIM-SR todos os entrevistados atingiram boa independência no autocuidado, na respiração e controle esfincteriano e no total do brSCIM-SR, exceto na mobilidade. Na paraplegia, as LMEs crônicas e ambos os sexos alcançaram excelente independência na maioria dos subdomínios e no total do instrumento. Valores significantemente baixos foram encontrados na tetraplegia e nas LMEs recentes no subdomínio autocuidado. Na maioria dos subdomínios, a tetraplegia atingiu valores significativamente inferiores. Nos subdomínios da respiração e controle esfincteriano, os participantes eram independentes na função respiração, mas nas tetraplegias apresentaram significativa depen-dência nas transferências para o vaso sanitário. Na mobilidade houve grande dependência nos itens subir e descer escadas e transferir-se do chão para a cadeira de rodas. Conclusão Os indivíduos com LME demonstra-ram boa independência funcional, com pior desempenho na tetraplegia e lesões recentes, mas a mobilidade apresentou parcial dependência nos participantes.

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Análise Da Correlação Entre Independência Funcional E Satisfação Com a Tecnologia Assistiva Em Pessoas Com Lesão Medular

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Functional independence analysis in persons with spinal cord injury

Functional independence analysis in persons with spinal cord injury

Análise da independência funcional em indivíduos com lesão da medula espinal

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