Psycho-kinesitherapeutical Intervention Strategies for Increasing Posttraumatic Recovery Efficiency at Sports Performers

Burcea, Claudia-Camelia; Maria, Tudor; Tudor, Iulian-Doru

doi:10.1016/j.sbspro.2013.06.622

Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences

2013

DOI: 10.1016/j.sbspro.2013.06.622

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Psycho-kinesitherapeutical Intervention Strategies for Increasing Posttraumatic Recovery Efficiency at Sports Performers

Claudia-Camelia Burcea

Tudor Maria

Iulian-Doru Tudor

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“…The research findings of Burcea et al [4] underscore the effectiveness of kinesiotherapy by demonstrating that the identification of specific psycho-kinesic operational objectives for each recovery stage plays a crucial role in providing objective feedback. This approach is directly correlated with the assessment of the quality and effectiveness of the recuperative process.…”

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“…• Strengthening exercises. These exercises are designed to strengthen muscles weakened by surgery or prolonged inactivity, helping patients regain their strength [4].…”

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“…The impact on patients is mediated through neural and humoral mechanisms, enhancing nervous connections between the functioning muscle system, brain cortex, subcortex, and internal organs. This link is determined by the functional state of the central nervous system and the state of the humoral environment [4].…”

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This article demonstrates the role of kinesiotherapy in postoperative recovery, highlighting its effectiveness in pain management, mobility improvement, muscle strengthening, and overall patient rehabilitation. The primary goal of this research was to systematically analyze the impact of individualized kinesiotherapy programs on postoperative patients, assessing the efficacy of various therapeutic exercises and equipment used in the recovery process. The study involved an indepth examination of kinesiotherapy practices, including a comprehensive analysis of individualized treatment plans, evaluation of the specific equipment used, and assessment of the physiological impacts on patients. The research findings indicate that kinesiotherapy significantly aids in managing postoperative pain, improving mobility, and enhancing muscle strength and coordination. It was also found to effectively reduce edema and swelling, stimulate various body systems, and positively impact social and occupational rehabilitation. Furthermore, the study highlighted the importance of patient education in the recovery process. The practical significance of this research lies in its contribution to enhancing the effectiveness of postoperative recovery protocols through kinesiotherapy.

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“…• Strengthening exercises. These exercises are designed to strengthen muscles weakened by surgery or prolonged inactivity, helping patients regain their strength [4].…”

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New methodological aspects in rehabilitation after proximal humerus fracture

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Ferechide

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Proximal humerus fracture ranks third in the elderly after femoral neck fractures and distal radius fractures, and seventh in adults, and the risk of occurrence is related to advancing age. In this study we aimed to analyze the efficacy of a 24-weeks physical therapy programme based on a particular methodology consisting of the reprogramming of the specific proprioceptive neuromuscular facil-itation techniques added to the classical physical therapy and by introducing modern interactive therapies and technologies: Capacitive Resistive Electric Transference, Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization, kinesiological tapes and PRAMA system, compared with classical physical therapy. Our study included 26 patients, aged between 18 and 55 years, with proximal humerus fracture, who complete the 24-weeks rehabilitation programme. We assessed pain, shoulder range of motion, muscle strength and the ability to perform activities of daily living. The statistical analysis was performed using IBM SPSS and Excel 2021. The results showed statistically significant im-provement in all shoulder motion, increased muscle strength, decreased pain, and a better ability to perform daily activities. The physical therapy programme based on the proposed particular methodology has proven to be more effective than classical physical therapy, both regarding the improvement of the movement parameters compared to the physiological values, as well as the symmetry of both shoulders. Keywords: proximal humerus fracture; rehabilitation; range of motion; muscle strength; pain; activities of daily living

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New methodological aspects in rehabilitation after proximal humerus fracture

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Bobu,

Ferechide

et al. 2023

Balneo and PRM Research Journal

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Psycho-kinesitherapeutical Intervention Strategies for Increasing Posttraumatic Recovery Efficiency at Sports Performers

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The Role of Kinesiotherapy in Rehabilitation After Injuries and Surgeries

The Role of Kinesiotherapy in Rehabilitation After Injuries and Surgeries

New methodological aspects in rehabilitation after proximal humerus fracture

New methodological aspects in rehabilitation after proximal humerus fracture

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