Influência da simetria e transferência de peso nos aspectos motores após Acidente Vascular Cerebral

Trindade, Ana Paula Nassif Tondato da; Barboza, Marcelo Alves; Oliveira, Fabrício Borges de; Borges, Ana Paula Oliveira

doi:10.34024/rnc.2011.v19.8402

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“…The average age of the participants was 57 ± 5 years, with the youngest at 51 and the oldest at 66 years. by this pathology is around 60 years, 2,21 which is close to the results of the present study.…”

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“…The BI, defined as a generic and reliable measurement, grades the patient's level of independence to perform Daily Life Activities (DLAs), and through which different results can be obtained (independent, needs help, and dependent). 21 Many studies made with stroke victims using the BI are seen in the literature. 2,9,19 Wellwood 27 affirms that through the BI there is the possibility of collecting overall and also partial information for each activity, which helps to reveal the specific differences of each person and facilitates the evaluation of the patient's evolution over time.…”

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Addressing functional activities and the influence of environmental factors in post-stroke hemiparetic patients before and after physical therapy

Lopes¹,

Castaneda²,

Sobral³

2012

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Stroke is the leading cause of neurological disability and hemiparesis is its most common sequelae. The physical and functional limitations combined with the influence of environmental factors directly affect an individual's functionally. For an effective neurological rehabilitation, it is essential that physiotherapists know the patient's functional profile in order to plan the treatment to meet his/her real needs. Objective: To analyze the functional activities and influence of environmental factors in poststroke hemiparetic patients before and after physical therapy. Method: Twelve post-stroke hemiparetic patients were evaluated before and after 20 physical therapy sessions with the Barthel Index (BI) and an evaluation model based on an abbreviated core set of the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF) for stroke, based in the generic qualifiers system of the ICF. Results: There was significant improvement for the activities walk (d450) (p = 0.0033), dress (d540) (p = 0.018) and eat (d550) (p = 0.018) for the evaluation model based on the ICF. According to the BI, significant improvement was detected for the activities of feed (p = 0.0341), dress (p = 0.0277), toilet (p = 0.0117), and up/ down stairs (p = 0.0077). The environment factors immediate family and health professionals were the most positive influence on the health status of patients. Conclusion: Physical therapy was effective for improving the condition of patients since, according to the patients, some daily activities can be performed with more ease at the end of the physical therapy treatment. To meet their needs, it is important to develop an individual treatment plan, emphasizing the context in which he/she is inserted, in order to address the real limitations on activities and restrictions to participation.

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Addressing functional activities and the influence of environmental factors in post-stroke hemiparetic patients before and after physical therapy

Lopes¹,

Castaneda²,

Sobral³

2012

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“…Esses achados vêm de encontro a um estudo 16 que caracterizou uma amostra de hemiplégicos em relação as suas características clínico-demográficas. Quanto ao tipo de AVC mais frequente, os dados demonstram o mesmo que em outras pesquisas: maior prevalência de AVC do tipo isquêmico 17,18 .…”

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Avaliação do controle postural e sua relação com o hemisfério acometido no acidente vascular cerebral

Azolin

Prado

2018

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Contextualização: O Acidente Vascular Cerebral (AVC) é uma perturbação neurológica que ocasiona assimetria na distribuição de peso entre os hemicorpos e consequente dificuldade no controle postural. As diferenças funcionais entre os hemisférios cerebrais originam características distintas neste controle postural, e isso deve ser observado nos tratamentos fisioterapêuticos para melhorar esse déficit. Objetivo: Relacionar o controle postural com o hemisfério acometido no AVC. Métodos: Pesquisa descritiva, transversal do tipo estudo de caso com participantes de um grupo de atenção a hemiplégicos. Foram utilizados: Ficha de Registro dos Pacientes, Escala de Equilíbrio de Berg (EEB), Escala de Deficiência de Tronco (EDT) e Timed Up and Go(TUG). Os dados de caracterização da amostra e as variáveis provenientes dos testes de controle postural foram analisados por meio de estatística descritiva. Resultados: Foram incluídos oito sujeitos participantes do grupo. Embora os resultados não permitam inferir diferença estatisticamente significativa, parece haver evidências de que sujeitos com HCD afetado apresentam maior dificuldade no controle postural em relação a sujeitos com lesão no HCE. Conclusões: No presente estudo, indivíduos com lesão no HCD tiveram escores maiores que os HCE, isso sugere que esses indivíduos têm maiores déficits de controle postural, o que repercute sobre as suas atividades de vida diária e, também, na escolha de um tratamento fisioterapêutico adequado.

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“…The altered weight distribution on the paretic hemisphere causes a change in the center of gravity to maintain the support base. 2 The choice of one or more treatment modalities is crucial for the results expected by the therapist and the patient. One of the types of intervention that has been gaining space between practice of rehabilitation is Virtual Reality (VR).…”

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The use of virtual reality (VR) in post-stroke patients can maximize praxic-motor skills. The aim of the present study is to investigate whether the use of this interface can improve upper limb muscle strength, balance, body symmetry and functionality. The research was longitudinal, quantitative, case-study with a patient diagnosed with stroke. The selected variables were muscle strength (Load Cell), Body Symmetry (Thermography). The platform of the Nintendo Wii Sports game was used in association with the rehabilitation protocol based on the Bobath concept, in weekly 60 minutes of duration. There was a significant improvement in the scores of the evaluations related to functionality, muscle strength, balance and body symmetry. VR is a biofeedback tool that provides the individual with an immediate return on performance, where body parameters are directly influenced and praxis-motor skills are maximized.

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Influência da simetria e transferência de peso nos aspectos motores após Acidente Vascular Cerebral

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Addressing functional activities and the influence of environmental factors in post-stroke hemiparetic patients before and after physical therapy

Addressing functional activities and the influence of environmental factors in post-stroke hemiparetic patients before and after physical therapy

Avaliação do controle postural e sua relação com o hemisfério acometido no acidente vascular cerebral

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