Resistance exercise in osteoarthritis: a review

Oliveira, Natália Cristina de; Alfieri, Fábio Marcon

doi:10.5935/0104-7795.20140028

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“…Although group strategies incur public health costs, this investment appears to outweigh standard patient care (26). On the other hand, prescribing exercises for home-based practice offers a simple, effective, and secure alternative for these patients (27)(28)(29), promoting autonomy and reducing expenses related to in-person visits. Home-based exercises with physiotherapeutic guidance demonstrated superiority over booklet instructions provided by orthopedic specialists (30).…”

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Postural Control Pre- and Post-Group Supervised Clinic Based Exercise or Home Based Exercise in Patients with Knee Osteoarthritis: A Randomized Clinical Trial

Vaz,

Corrêa Soares,

Bolli Mota

et al. 2024

Muscle Ligaments and Tendons J

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Background. Knee osteoarthritis (OA) is a chronic, multifactorial and progressive disease that decreases range of motion and flexibility and alters proprioception and postural control. Postural control provides stability and conditions to assume and maintain the desired body position. In OA patients, this postural control is diminished along with overall functional capacity, and physical exercise aims to reduce these alterations. Objective. To evaluate and compare the postural control of patients with knee OA before and after a supervised clinic based or home exercises protocol. Methods. 48 OA patients between 40 and 65 years participated in the study. They were assessed using the 40-meter walk test and postural control (force platform). Postural control was evaluated with eyes open, and eyes closed, with and without the use of an unstable surface, in three attempts of 30 seconds each, with a 1-minute rest interval between them. After assessments, participants were randomized into two groups: supervised clinic-based exercise group (CBG) (n = 23) and home based exercise group (HBG) (n = 25). The exercise protocol was the same for both groups, and they were reevaluated after 8 weeks of training. Results. Both groups improved their walking speed after treatment. Regarding postural control, there were no differences in the variables of center of pressure displacement before and after intervention with exercises, regardless of the group. Conclusions. Patients showed no improvement in postural control after the intervention, although there was an increase in walking speed in both groups. Study registration. The study has been registered in Clinical Trials (number NCT0335643).

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Postural Control Pre- and Post-Group Supervised Clinic Based Exercise or Home Based Exercise in Patients with Knee Osteoarthritis: A Randomized Clinical Trial

Vaz,

Corrêa Soares,

Bolli Mota

et al. 2024

Muscle Ligaments and Tendons J

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Avaliação clínica em paciente portador de lesão degenerativa avançada poliarticular associado a compressão radicular tratado com células tronco e bloqueios: relato de caso

Mundim Neto,

Costa,

Oliveira

et al. 2024

Cuad. Ed. Desar.

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As doenças degenerativas comprometem de forma irreversível e progressiva as funções vitais, causando danos a células, tecidos e órgãos, e são caracterizadas por incapacitação funcional e intenso sofrimento, agravados por compressões radiculares na coluna vertebral. Anteriormente associadas aos idosos, agora afetam um grupo mais amplo devido ao aumento da longevidade e à necessidade de manter a capacidade laboral. O tratamento não cirúrgico da osteoartrite (OA) inclui medicamentos como analgésicos e anti-inflamatórios não esteroides (AINEs), que aliviam dor e reduzem a inflamação, mas têm possíveis efeitos colaterais. Novos medicamentos, como inibidores seletivos da COX-2, estão sendo investigados. A medicina regenerativa, utilizando células-tronco e novos fármacos como o ácido hialurônico, oferece novas perspectivas, especialmente para pacientes com contraindicações aos tratamentos convencionais. Em resposta, a OARSI adota novas recomendações baseadas em estudos de alta qualidade. As doenças degenerativas causam danos progressivos e irreversíveis às funções vitais, resultando em deterioração da qualidade de vida e capacidade laboral. Novas abordagens, como a medicina regenerativa e a engenharia de tecidos, estão sendo exploradas para oferecer tratamentos menos invasivos e mais eficazes. A medicina regenerativa utiliza células-tronco e novos fármacos para tratar doenças crônicas e lesões agudas, promovendo a regeneração de tecidos. A colaboração interdisciplinar é crucial para avançar nessas áreas e identificar novas direções para a investigação e prática clínica. Este relato demonstra os benefícios de uma técnica viável e menos invasiva, com resultados promissores, especialmente para pacientes com contraindicações aos procedimentos cirúrgicos convencionais. Não há conflito de interesse envolvido no desenvolvimento deste relato de caso.

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Resistance exercise in osteoarthritis: a review

Cited by 2 publications

References 39 publications

Postural Control Pre- and Post-Group Supervised Clinic Based Exercise or Home Based Exercise in Patients with Knee Osteoarthritis: A Randomized Clinical Trial

Postural Control Pre- and Post-Group Supervised Clinic Based Exercise or Home Based Exercise in Patients with Knee Osteoarthritis: A Randomized Clinical Trial

Avaliação clínica em paciente portador de lesão degenerativa avançada poliarticular associado a compressão radicular tratado com células tronco e bloqueios: relato de caso

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