Análise postural da coluna cervical e cintura escapular de crianças praticantes e não praticantes do método pilates

Goulart, Irma Pujól; Teixeira, Lilian Pinto; Lara, Simone

doi:10.1590/1809-2950/14546123012016

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“…In a study conducted by Paungmali et al [13], 25 individuals with chronic low back pain underwent three experimental conditions: lumbopelvic stabilization training (using a biofeedback pressure unit); placebo (automated cycling); and control (rest). As a result, there was an improvement in stability after muscle strength training in the lumbopelvic regio, thus reaffirming that described previousl by Goulart et al [12]y.…”

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“…It is known that the promotion of segmental stability is widely associated with the muscle strength of the stabilizing muscles. According to Goulart et al [12], the greater muscle strength that the lumbar region has, the better the capacity to store elastic energy, creating better stability, avoiding possible disorders that would trigger pain.…”

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Acute evaluation of static and dynamic stability of the lumbopelvic region after paravertebral stretching

Coracini¹,

Bortoletto²,

Provensi³

et al. 2019

J Pre Clin Clin Res.

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Introduction and objectives. Since the paravertebral muscles promote dynamic stability to protect the spine, the aim of this study was to verify the association between the acute effect of the stretching support time for the multifidus muscle, and changes in the static and dynamic stability of the lumbopelvic region. Materials and method. A total of 46 volunteers were cross-submitted to three different stretching interventions for the multifidus muscle, being the manutention of stretching time the variation between interventions: 10, 30 and 60 seconds. Each volunteer was submitted to the three interventions with a minimum interval of 7 days and a maximum of 10 days. The order of the interventions was determined by lot. First, pre-intervention values for static and dynamic stability were collected using a biofeedback pressure unit. Subsequently, the sample was forwarded for intervention according to its group; after the completion of the same, data were collected on post-intervention stability. The data were analyzed using SPSS 20.0 software and Chi-square test, with a significance level of 5% (α = 0.05).Results. There was no significant association between the manutention of stretching time and static stability, being χ2(4)=0.812; p=0.949. Similarly, there was no significant association between the stretching support time and dynamic stability, and χ2(4)=1.517; p=0.827. Conclusion. In conclusion, there was no significant association between stretching time of the paravertebral muscles and static and dynamic stability.

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Acute evaluation of static and dynamic stability of the lumbopelvic region after paravertebral stretching

Coracini¹,

Bortoletto²,

Provensi³

et al. 2019

J Pre Clin Clin Res.

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“…Although a sample calculation was performed, it was based on a non-randomized clinical trial 30 , as there were no similar studies to be taken as a basis. In addition, the sample used was part of a project that involved several clinical trials that did not reach the expected sample due to the low adhesion of volunteers.…”

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“…The estimated sample was seven participants in each group, considering the mean difference of 2.1° in VBA, according to Goulart et al 30 and an alpha of 95% and a beta of 80% 31 . However, 20 individuals were included in each group to allow for any losses.…”

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Effectiveness of mat Pilates on postural alignment in the sagittal plane in school children: a randomized clinical trial

Cibinello

Neves

Carvalho

et al. 2020

Motriz: rev. educ. fis.

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“…Quanto à comparação da postura de acordo com o tempo de amputação, observou-se significância na assimetria horizontal da escápula em relação à T3 (p= 0,004) ressaltando que os sujeitos com tempo de amputação de até seis anos apresentaram a escápula esquerda mais alta que a direita, e os sujeitos com mais de seis anos de amputação, apresentaram a escápula direita mais alta que esquerda, sugerindo-se que esta alteração postural está relacionada ao lado da amputação. Os valores encontrados no presente estudo diferem de outros que utilizaram este mesmo método de avaliação [30,40] nos quais a maioria dos avaliados apresentaram para este ângulo valores negativos, estando assim a escápula esquerda mais alta que a direita, porém salienta-se mais uma vez que estes estudos não foram realizados em sujeitos amputados.…”

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Avaliação postural de sujeitos com amputação de membro inferior

Leite¹,

Luza

Dias³

et al. 2019

Sci Med

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AIMS: To evaluate the posture of subjects with lower limb amputee.METHODS: Ten subjects participated in the study, males, with 38,2 ± 8,2 years, with unilateral lower limb amputation and prosthesis users. For the postural evaluation, the Postural Evaluation Software (SAPO) was used, and the images were evaluated according to the software protocol. Data were analyzed through descriptive and inferential statistics (independent t test), with a significance level of p ≤ 0,05.RESULTS: The main alterations observed were: rearfoot valgus enlargement, flexed ankle, head tilted to the right and trunk in flexion. When compared the posture according to time of amputation, was observed a statistically significant difference in the horizontal asymmetry of scapula in relation to T3 (p = 0,004), being that subjects with amputation time of up to six years presented the left scapula higher than the right one (-5,28 ± 8,16°) and those with more than six years of amputation had the right upper right scapula (19,42 ± 11°). In the comparison between amputation levels, there was a statistically significant difference in the ankle angle (p = 0,008), with subjects with amputation below the knee presenting greater ankle flexion (81,97 ± 1,72°) than those with amputation at the level of the knee and above this (87,30 ± 2,65°).CONCLUSIONS: The findings of the present study demonstrate that all the evaluated subjects presented some postural alteration, however, it cannot be affirmed that the postural asymmetry of these is due to the amputation.

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Análise postural da coluna cervical e cintura escapular de crianças praticantes e não praticantes do método pilates

Cited by 5 publications

References 19 publications

Acute evaluation of static and dynamic stability of the lumbopelvic region after paravertebral stretching

Acute evaluation of static and dynamic stability of the lumbopelvic region after paravertebral stretching

Effectiveness of mat Pilates on postural alignment in the sagittal plane in school children: a randomized clinical trial

Avaliação postural de sujeitos com amputação de membro inferior

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