Effects of Osteoarthritis and Fatigue on Proprioception of the Knee Joint

Bayramoğlu, Meral; Toprak, Reyhan; Sözay, Seyhan

doi:10.1016/j.apmr.2006.12.024

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“…So far several studies have examined the effect of muscle fatigue on proprioception of the joints. Some studies reported that fatigue impairs proprioception [1,8,10,11], and some reported no effect [12][13][14]. Therefore, conflicting results have been found in this field.…”

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Quadriceps Muscle Fatigue and Knee Joint Position Sense in Healthy Men

Bazneshin¹,

Amiri²,

Jamshidi³

et al. 2015

PTJ

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Purpose: Proprioception is a part of the somatosensory system responsible for sending information to the central nervous system to monitor the status of various body parts relative to each another. One of the main causes of impaired proprioception is fatigue. In the following study, the effects of fatigue on quadriceps muscle and hence on knee proprioception in healthy subjects was studied.Methods: This is a pretest-posttest study. By available sampling, 34 healthy young subjects with a mean (SD) age of 22.15 (1.97) years, a normal knee motion range and muscle strength, with no skeletal muscle nerve damage, volunteered for this study. The subjects tested the target angle reconstruction (45° flexion) of their knee joints while contracting the quadriceps muscles. We used a digital inclinometer to assess proprioception before and after fatigue. Then, by using the paired t-test, the rate of constant error and absolute error were compared. For the statistical analyses, SPSS (version 16) was used.Results: quadriceps muscle fatigue causes a significant increase in the error rate of the knee joint reconstruction angle at 45° (absolute error and constant error) (P<0.05). Conclusion:Quadriceps muscle fatigue decreases accuracy and increases absolute error and constant reconstruction angle of the knee joint in healthy individual. A B S T R A C T Keywords:Knee, Proprioception, Fatigue, Quadriceps muscle

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“…roprioception is a part of the somatosensory system, responsible for collecting information and sending it to the central nervous system to monitor the status of various body parts relative to each another [1,2].…”

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Quadriceps Muscle Fatigue and Knee Joint Position Sense in Healthy Men

Bazneshin¹,

Amiri²,

Jamshidi³

et al. 2015

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“…They also believed that the decrease was due to a learning effect and that it was more evident when there were more repetitions [20].…”

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A Study on the Effects of General Fatigue on Head and Neck Proprioception in Healthy Young Adults

Okhravi

Zavveyeh

Kalantari

et al. 2015

Ortop Traumatol Rehabil

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SUMMARYBackground. Fatigue is one of the factors causing disturbance in proprioception which can be manifested in two ways: general and local. Due to the important role of cervical proprioception on body stability and posture, research on the effects of general fatigue on proprioception helps to better understand its mechanism and to improve the strategies to prevent injury. Therefore, the aim of this study was to identify the effects of general fatigue on head and neck proprioception in young healthy adults.Material and methods. This clinical study was done by implementing pre-and post-test measurements in 112 young healthy subjects aged between 18-30 years and able to walk at a speed of 10Km for 5 minutes. They were randomly divided into an experimental and control group. The patients in the control (not exposed to a general fatigue task) and experimental (exposed to a general fatigue task) groups were matched for age, height and weight. In the first step, the zero absolute reposition angle of the head and neck was measured in all participants. Then the subjects in the experimental group did a five-minute run on the treadmill to achieve the level of general fatigue, following which the head and neck reproduction angle was measured in all subjects for the second time.Results. There was a statistical significant difference between pre-and post-test absolute angular error in the experimental group; however, there was no noticeable difference between the pre-and post-test data in the control group.Conclusions. 1. General fatigue increased the repositioning angular error of head and neck. 2. Neck proprioception decreased due to general fatigue. 3. General fatigue increased the risk of neck injury.

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“…고유수용성 감각은 근방추, 골지건 기관, 관절이나 관절낭, 인대에 분포하는 기계적 수용기에 의해 시각적 정보 없이 신체 부위의 공간적 위치 혹은 움직임을 감지하는 무의식적인 감각 정보이다 (Bayramoglu et al, 2007).…”

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“…또한 위험한 움직임으로부터 우리 몸을 보호하고, 관절의 안정성을 제공하며 정상적인 관절의 협조 운동 (Bayramoglu et al, 2007)과 새로운 운동 학습에도 영향을 준다 (Hasan, 1992). Janda(1987)에 따르면 인간의 움직임은 감각계와 운동계 로 구분되어 있으며 상호간의 조절을 통해 운동이 이루어지고, 감각운동계(sensorimotor system)의 적절한 기능조절과 협응 운동, 관절의 안정성과 움직임 패턴의 균형에 있어서 고유수용 성 감각이 중요하다고 하였고 이러한 고유수용성 감각의 저하 는 중추신경계 손상 환자가 아니어도 신체인식능력에 문제가 생겨 균형 능력의 저하를 일으킨다 (Janda, 1987 …”

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The Effect of Proprioceptive Exercise Program on Motor Function and Activities Daily living on stroke

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Purpose The purpose of this study was to determine effects of proprioceptive exercise for proprioceptive sense and motor function, ADL in hemiplegia. Methods Six person with hemiplegia was participated this study, they carried out proprioceptive exercise for 30 minites of one day three times per one weeks for six weeks. In order to compare between pre and post of proprioceptive exercise, we evaluated PAR(Passive Angle Represent) for sensitization of proprioception, FIM(Functional Independence Measure) for ADL, SIAS(Stroke Impairment Assessment Scale) for motor function. Data was analyzed using by paired t-test between pre and post of proprioceptive exercise and ANOVA among value of pre, after 3 weeks, 6weeks. Results The average value of PAR and FIM was increased, but there was not significantly difference. The motor function and total score of SIAS show significantly difference between pre and post of proprioceptive exercise. There was no significantly value of ANOVA among pre and after 3, 6 weeks. Conclusion Proprioceptive exercise can enhance the motor function and effect on PAR, FIM in hemiplegia.

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Effects of Osteoarthritis and Fatigue on Proprioception of the Knee Joint

Cited by 37 publications

References 32 publications

Quadriceps Muscle Fatigue and Knee Joint Position Sense in Healthy Men

Quadriceps Muscle Fatigue and Knee Joint Position Sense in Healthy Men

A Study on the Effects of General Fatigue on Head and Neck Proprioception in Healthy Young Adults

The Effect of Proprioceptive Exercise Program on Motor Function and Activities Daily living on stroke

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