Associação entre dor lombar e aspectos cinético-funcionais em surfistas: incapacidade, funcionalidade, flexibilidade, amplitude de movimento e ângulo da coluna torácica e lombar

Bazanella, Natacha Verônica; Garrett, José Guilherme Zanella D’Almeida; Gomes, Anna Raquel Silveira; Novack, Luiz Fernando; Osiecki, Raúl; Korelo, Raciele Ivandra Guarda

doi:10.1590/1809-2950/16168723042016

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“…Tul Ain et al (2019) conduziram um estudo para avaliar a eficácia da técnica de SNAGs de Mulligan na redução da dor, melhora da independência funcional e aumento da amplitude de Esses resultados ressaltam a necessidade de considerar as necessidades individuais de cada paciente 6476 ao escolher a terapia mais adequada.…”

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“…No contexto do trabalho, a dor lombar pode limitar a mobilidade e dificultar tarefas como levantar pesos ou até mesmo permanecer sentado por longos períodos, resultando em uma redução da produtividade e aumento do absenteísmo (Valença;Alencar, 2018). No âmbito esportivo, atletas com dor lombar podem enfrentar restrições no desempenho de movimentos específicos, comprometendo a técnica e diminuindo o rendimento esportivo (Bazanella et al, 2016).…”

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Aplicação Do Conceito Mulligan Em Pacientes Com Lombalgia Crônica Inespecífica

Fernandes,

Azevedo

2024

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A lombalgia, comum em diversas faixas etrias, é caracterizada pela dor na parte inferior da coluna. Pode ter múltiplas causas, incluindo lesões musculares e disfunções vertebrais. A prevalência global é alta, afetando mais mulheres. O objetivo deste estudo é descrever quais são os efeitos do método Mulligan no tratamento de lombalgia crônica inespecífica e especificamente, comparar, por meio da literatura, os efeitos do método de Mulligan associado com outras técnicas utilizadas para o tratamento de lombalgias crônicas. Trata-se de uma revisão integrativa de literatura cuja busca dos artigos ocorreu nas principais bases de dados de saúde por meio dos escritores em Ciências da Saúde (DeCS): “Fisioterapia nas Lombalgias, Lombalgias Crônicas, Terapia Manual.” e seus correlatos em inglês: Physiotherapy in Low Back Pain, Chronic Back Pain, Manual Therapy;. Foram revisados 15 artigos em inglês e português. Os estudos analisados revelaram a eficácia do método Mulligan, especialmente o SNAG de Mulligan, no tratamento da lombalgia crônica. Observou-se que tanto o método McKenzie® quanto o SNAG de Mulligan foram eficazes, com uma pequena vantagem para o McKenzie® no alívio da dor. A adição do SNAG de Mulligan ao tratamento convencional também se mostrou benéfica, resultando em maior eficácia no alívio da dor e na melhoria funcional. Além disso, estudos combinando SNAGs de Mulligan com outras terapias demonstraram melhorias significativas no tratamento da dor lombar crônica.

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Aplicação Do Conceito Mulligan Em Pacientes Com Lombalgia Crônica Inespecífica

Fernandes,

Azevedo

2024

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Surfing on the world stage: a narrative review of acute and overuse injuries and preventative measures for the competitive and recreational surfer

Minasian

Hope

2021

Br J Sports Med

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Surfing has rapidly grown in popularity as the sport made its debut at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. Surfing injuries are becoming more relevant with the globalisation and increasing risks of the sport, but despite this, little is known about surfing injuries or prevention strategies in either the competitive or recreational surfer. Prior research demonstrates that surfers are injured at a frequency of 0.74–1.79 injuries per 1000 hours of surfing. We reviewed the literature for the incidence, anatomical distribution, type and underlying mechanism of acute and overuse injuries, and discuss current preventative measures. This review finds that skin injuries represent the highest proportion of total injuries. Acute injuries most frequently affect the head, neck and face, followed by the lower limbs. Being struck by one’s own board is the most common mechanism of injury. Non-contact acute ligament injuries have increased as surfing manoeuvres have become more acrobatic and overuse musculoskeletal injuries are highly correlated with paddling. However, there is a paucity of research for surfing injuries, and studies on overuse musculoskeletal injuries and prevention are disproportionally under-represented. Most of the prior studies are limited by small sample sizes, poor data collection methodology and geographical constraints. Further research is needed to establish preventative measures for both acute and overuse surfing injuries and to ensure the increasing popularity of surfing is met with an improved understanding of sport risks and safety. Specifically, we recommend research be prioritised regarding the efficacy of training programmes to prevent surfing-related overuse musculoskeletal injuries.

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Chronic and Gradual-Onset Injuries and Conditions in the Sport of Surfing: A Systematic Review

Hanchard

Duncan

Furness

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The majority of the previous literature investigating injuries in surfing have focused on acute or traumatic injuries. This systematic review appears to be the first to investigate the literature reporting on chronic and gradual-onset injuries and conditions in surfing populations. A search strategy was implemented on five databases in June 2020 to locate peer-reviewed epidemiological studies on musculoskeletal injuries or non-musculoskeletal conditions in surfing. A modified AXIS Critical Appraisal Tool was used to appraise all included texts. Extracted data included key information relevant to the epidemiology of the injuries and conditions. Twenty journal articles were included with the majority rated as good quality and a substantial agreement between raters (k = 0.724). Spine/back (29.3%), shoulder (22.9%), and head/face/neck (17.5%) were the most frequently reported locations of musculoskeletal injury, whilst the most common mechanism of injury was paddling (37.1%). Exostosis was the most frequently described injury or condition in surfing populations, with the most common grade of severity reported as mild obstruction. The key findings of injury type, location, severity, and mechanism can be used to develop relevant injury management and prevention programs for the surfing population, with an emphasis on chronic or gradual-onset spine/back and shoulder injuries, paddling technique, and education on the development and management of exostosis.

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Associação entre dor lombar e aspectos cinético-funcionais em surfistas: incapacidade, funcionalidade, flexibilidade, amplitude de movimento e ângulo da coluna torácica e lombar

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Aplicação Do Conceito Mulligan Em Pacientes Com Lombalgia Crônica Inespecífica

Aplicação Do Conceito Mulligan Em Pacientes Com Lombalgia Crônica Inespecífica

Surfing on the world stage: a narrative review of acute and overuse injuries and preventative measures for the competitive and recreational surfer

Chronic and Gradual-Onset Injuries and Conditions in the Sport of Surfing: A Systematic Review

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