Aquisição do controle postural por meio de posturas altas em prematuro extremo com diagnóstico de displasia broncopulmonar grave: relato de caso

Abstract

Introduction:With the increased survival of immature newborns, the incidence of bronchopulmonary dysplasia is increasing, as well as a significant increase in the number of children with delayed neuropsychomotor development. Objective: To report the experiences in a physical therapy intervention program based on the neuroevolutives high positions in the development of cervical control and trunk, in a higk-risk young child diagnosed with bronchopulmonary dysplasia. Method: Case report of a female child, chronological age of six months, corrected age of two and a half months, extremely premature very low birth weight, which held 28 sessions of physiotherapy. Results: After treatment, there was an increase of active movement; in the prone position was reached full cervical extension; the roll from supine to prone; in the sitting position remained good postural control; she remained in a standing position with cervical support and trunk requiring support at lower distal members. Conclusion: The high positions allowed greater interaction between child and the environment around herself, thus enabling a breakthrough in motor development for the acquisition of control cervical and trunk.