Comportamento dos músculos do assoalho pélvico e transverso do abdômen/oblíquo interno frente a dois programas de treinamento abdominopélvico em mulheres jovens nulíparas, continentes

Silva, Valéria Regina

doi:10.47749/t/unicamp.2015.946410

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“…Thus, the coordinated action of the pelvic floor and abdominal muscles should be the goal of rehabilitation (Junginger et al 2010). Moreover, game therapy provides auditory and visual biofeedback, promoting patient learning, gradually changing muscle recruitment, and improving the coordination of vital muscles for urinary continence (Hung et al 2010;Silva 2015;Vilott et al 2017).…”

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Influence of game therapy on urinary incontinence patients: a systematic review

Anita Bellotto Leme Nagib,

Ricceto,

Natália Miguel Martinho

et al. 2024

Biosci. J.

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This study performed a systematic review of game therapy effects on urinary incontinence patients. Eleven databases (PubMed, SCOPUS, SciELO, LILACS, Web of Science, EMBASE, Cochrane library, LIVIVO, OpenGrey, OpenThesis, and OATD) were used as research sources. The search was conducted in January 2021 with the following keywords: urinary incontinence, urinary stress incontinence, pelvic floor muscle, pelvic floor training, virtual reality, game therapy, virtual reality exposure, and virtual reality therapy. The review included only clinical studies using game therapy for treating urinary incontinence in women without restrictions on language, year, and publication status. Only three studies fulfilled the eligibility criteria. The extracted data comprised sample characteristics (the number of patients in each study and average age) and treatment characteristics (game type, associated therapies, treatment duration, evaluated objectives, and result-measuring methods). The methodological quality of the articles showed a low risk of bias. One-hour pad test values decreased in all studies, and ICIQ-SF scores reduced in two articles. One study reported treatment adherence (92%), and another showed neuropsychological index improvements. The reduction of urinary symptoms was similar between the group associating game therapy with treatment and the group using only conventional pelvic floor muscle training. Game therapy, as a resource of pelvic floor muscle training, seems beneficial to urinary incontinence, including decreased urinary symptoms, lower one-hour pad test scores, and neuropsychological index improvements.

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Influence of game therapy on urinary incontinence patients: a systematic review

Anita Bellotto Leme Nagib,

Ricceto,

Natália Miguel Martinho

et al. 2024

Biosci. J.

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“…A mulher nulípara também está sujeita às disfunções da MAP, como queixas miccionais, fecais, sexuais e de dores pélvicas e essa disfunção pode causar o aumento da frequência e urgência em urinar, e os exercícios físicos rigorosos podem causar perda de urina e pode ocorrer constipação intestinal 6,7 .…”

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“…Para que os pacientes mantenham uma capacidade adequada de continência urinária, é necessário que diversos músculos, nervos simpáticos, parassimpáticos e somáticos atuem conjunta e harmonicamente, sendo que a falha de qualquer uma dessas estruturas pode culminar na perda involuntária de urina. A IU pode ser subdividida em 3 tipos básicos: a incontinência de esforço, de urgência e mista e dentre os fatores de risco, a idade avançada, prática de atividades físicas de alto impacto, grande paridade, obesidade, tabagismo e presença de algumas doenças crônicas, como diabetes mellitus podem interferir [5][6][7][8][9] .…”

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Percepcao sobre IU e fisioterapia pelvica em UBSs do Estado de SC

Taine Becker

2021

Rev Bras Fisiot Pelvica

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Background: Women with UI who attend basic health units have no prospect of treatment at this level of care. Aims: to know the perception of users of basic health units in Chapecó about urinary incontinence and physiotherapy. Method: Data collection was carried out in the waiting room of four basic health units, in the city of Chapecó/SC, from April to May 2021. A questionnaire with open and closed questions related to age, parity, was applied. type of delivery, if there is loss of urine, quantity and type, and there is knowledge about the role of physiotherapy in urinary incontinence. Results: 58 women were interviewed, most aged between 26 and 45 years, with two children and had a cesarean section. As for UI, 48.3% of them reported some type of UI, 50% SUI, 35.71% UUI 14.28% mixed. About the knowledge of physiotherapy, 66.1% of them do not know what it is. Conclusion: Many users have urinary incontinence and are unaware of physical therapy treatment. It is suggested to implement prevention, promotion and awareness programs on urinary incontinence in primary care and on the benefits of pelvic physiotherapy.

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“…A musculatura do assoalho pélvico (MAP) ou diafragma pélvico é um conjunto de músculos, que formam uma espécie de rede com a principal função de sustentação dos órgãos internos, junto com manutenção do controle da continência urinaria e fecal e com um importante papel na sexualidade 1 . O conjunto muscular é composto pelo diafragma pélvico, pelos músculos levantador do anus e coccígeos, pelas fáscias superiores e inferiores, o músculo levantador do anus é considerado um dos principais músculos do assoalho pélvico (AP), o mesmo auxilia no controle da defecação, mantém o tônus por períodos longos e resiste a aumentos variados e repentinos da pressão intraabdominal, assim mantendo a sustentação 2 .…”

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Realidade virtual associada a EMG para conscientizacao muscular e sexualidade universitarias

de Oliveira

2021

Rev Bras Fisiot Pelvica

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Background: Pelvic floor muscles (PFM) can be trained to improve the awareness of the pelvic floor, which is based on learning and perception of the musculature, through repetitive voluntary contractions, obtaining more strength and resistance, allowing an increase in the capacity of contraction reflex and voluntary. Aims: To compare the quality of sexual life and pelvic floor muscle awareness, pre and post-intervention with virtual reality associated with electromyographic Biofeedback of six physical therapy students. Results: The convenience sample assessed the pelvic floor and responded to the Female Sexual Quotient (QS-F), digital and electromyographic assessment of the pelvic floor and a protocol of 9 sessions of virtual reality through game therapy, in order to provide feedback immediate performance in the patient's contraction, motivation, cognitive and motor skills. After the intervention, there was an improvement in the rapid contraction with a significance of p=0.035 and the QFS with a significance of p=0.022. Conclusion: PFM treatment through virtual reality proved to be effective in improving pelvic floor muscle awareness and in the participants' sexual life.

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Comportamento dos músculos do assoalho pélvico e transverso do abdômen/oblíquo interno frente a dois programas de treinamento abdominopélvico em mulheres jovens nulíparas, continentes

Abstract: The behavior of the pelvic floor and transversus abdominis / internal obliquos muscles with two abdominopelvic training programs in young nulliparous, continent women. A randomized controlled trial.

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Influence of game therapy on urinary incontinence patients: a systematic review

Influence of game therapy on urinary incontinence patients: a systematic review

Percepcao sobre IU e fisioterapia pelvica em UBSs do Estado de SC

Realidade virtual associada a EMG para conscientizacao muscular e sexualidade universitarias

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