2007
DOI: 10.1590/s1413-78522007000100005
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Flexibilidade anterior do tronco no adolecente após o pico da velocidade de crescimento em estatura

Abstract: Flexibilidade anterior do tronco (FAT) é um componente importante dos exames clínico e de aptidão física utilizado como indicador da função vertebral. O teste mais utilizado para sua quantificação é o sentar-e-alcançar (TSA), que considerara como padrão de normalidade o toque das mãos nos pés, com critérios e parâmetros de análise que independem das variáveis. Neste estudo, investigou-se a FAT em adolescentes, após o pico da velocidade de crescimento em estatura, em função do sexo, da velocidade de execução e … Show more

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“…The results found in JK and SK children are probably related to the fact that, during childhood, the bones have more collagen, and are therefore more flexible. Concerning the prevalence of joint hypermobility among female children, our study is in accordance with Cavenaghi 8 and Lamari 9 . Although there are not many explanations for the differences among the sexes, Lamari, Chueire and Cordeiro 2 , suggest the influence of bodily makeup, given that girls have higher fat and water percentage, favoring mobility, while boys have more muscles, which results in less joint mobility.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 89%
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“…The results found in JK and SK children are probably related to the fact that, during childhood, the bones have more collagen, and are therefore more flexible. Concerning the prevalence of joint hypermobility among female children, our study is in accordance with Cavenaghi 8 and Lamari 9 . Although there are not many explanations for the differences among the sexes, Lamari, Chueire and Cordeiro 2 , suggest the influence of bodily makeup, given that girls have higher fat and water percentage, favoring mobility, while boys have more muscles, which results in less joint mobility.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 89%
“…Connective tissue hereditary diseases might be associated with the syndromes of Down, Marfan, and Ehlers-Danlos 6 . More frequent in girls, joint mobility 7 decreases with age 8,9 . Besides these conditions, the prevalence of hypermobility varies according to age, sex, ethnicity, and genetic factors, and it is, therefore, multifactorial.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A puberdade precoce pode levar à fusão prematura da cartilagem do crescimento reduzindo a estatura fi nal 30 . Estudo com 629 escolares de 10 a 14 anos de idade mostrou resultados que apontam que as meninas com maturação precoce têm mais valores positivos para obesidade do que meninas com outras características 31 .…”
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“…Its prevalence depends on the characteristics of the studied group determined, among others, by age, sex, ethnicity and genetic factors that have an effect on the process of movement evolution. Studies have stated that female individuals have a higher joint mobility than male individuals and that it decreases with age 20,21 . Approximately 30% of the adult individuals are considered as presenting JH 22 .…”
Section: Joint Hypermobilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The ankle, knee, hip, trunk, wrist, elbow and shoulder joints are assessed 2 , while the method by Beighton-Horan consists in the assessment of joint mobility in the little finger, wrist, elbow, knee and trunk. The angular values and bilateral analyses are obtained with a goniometer, except for the vertebral column and wrist variables 20,21 .…”
Section: Joint Hypermobilitymentioning
confidence: 99%