Yoga versus home exercise program in children with enthesitis related arthritis: A pilot study

Yaşar, Ezgi; Kavlak, Erdoğan; Türkuçar, Serkan; Bayraktar, Deniz; Açarı, Ceyhun; Ünsal, Erbil

doi:10.1016/j.ctim.2021.102696

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“…Thus, it is imperative to explore a feasible and effective complementary treatment to improve the prognosis of ERA. However, current studies have rarely centred on ERA, with only a pilot study 37. Therefore, this study will provide more evidence for the clinical practice of ERA.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…These poses are performed at a slow pace, emphasising correct posture and technique. The yoga protocol is modified from some asanas in the study by Yasar et al 37. Mountain pose, swaying palm tree pose, warrior I, warrior II, extended triangle pose, cat-cow pose, tiger pose and bridge pose will be included.…”

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“…Yoga, a body-mind exercise, is recently popular with patients with RA and osteoarthritis 32–35. In the context of JIA, limited studies have indicated that yoga also seems to be a potential method for improving the function ability of lower extremities, pain levels and quality of life in patients with JIA 36 37. However, as a low-intensity mind-body exercise, the improvement of yoga on muscle strength is limited 38.…”

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Effects of a home-based exercise combined yoga and resistance training in enthesitis-related arthritis in China: study protocol for a randomised controlled trial

Zhang,

Li,

et al. 2024

BMJ Open

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IntroductionEnthesitis-related arthritis (ERA) is a category of juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA). The complications of JIA include pain, muscle weakness, limited movement and worsening quality of life. Yoga is an effective exercise therapy for rheumatoid arthritis and may have similar benefits for JIA. Considering the limitation of yoga for strengthening muscles, combined yoga and resistance training (CYRT) may compensate for the shortcomings and provide more benefits for JIA patients. Despite this, there is currently a lack of studies investigating the effectiveness of CYRT for JIA patients. Due to the inaccessibility of traditional exercise therapy, home-based exercise is needed. The study aims to assess the effectiveness of home-based CYRT on JIA.Methods and analysisThis is a 12-week randomised single-blind controlled trial study. 60 patients with ERA will be randomised into two groups: the home-based exercise group (HBE) and the health education (HE) group. The HBE group (n=30) will perform the CYRT programme 3 times a week at home for 12 weeks and receive HE. The HE group (n=30) will only receive HE. The outcomes include primary outcome (pain levels) and secondary outcomes (lower limb muscle strength, motion range of joint, aerobic fitness, function ability, fatigue levels, mental health, quality of life and blood biomarkers). The assessments will be conducted at baseline, postintervention (12 weeks) and follow-up (24 weeks). Data will be analysed by intention to treat.Ethics and disseminationThis study has been approved by the Ethics Committee of Xinhua Hospital Affiliated to Shanghai Jiaotong University School of Medicine in December 2023 (approval no. XHEC-C-2023-059-3). This study will require informed consent from all subjects and guardians of children under 18 years of age. The findings will be published in a peer-reviewed journal and international conferences.Trial registration numberChiCTR2300073446.

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Effects of a home-based exercise combined yoga and resistance training in enthesitis-related arthritis in China: study protocol for a randomised controlled trial

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“…Pada saat yang sama yoga merangsang sistem saraf parasimpatis yang memudahkan tubuh untuk beristirahat dan tidur. Sehingga Nucleus Supra Chiasmatic (NSC) yang sebelumnya tidak bekerja normal dikarenakan saraf simpatik dan parasimpatik tidak bekerja dapat bekerja kembali dengan normal (Yasar et al, 2021). NSC akan kembali mengeluarkan hormon pengatur temperatur badan, kortisol, growth hormon, dan lain-lain yang memegang peranan bangun tidur pada saat stimulasi cahaya terang masuk melalui mata (Schäfer et al, 2022).…”

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Astuti

2022

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Abstrak: Selama pandemi ibu hamil termasuk kelompok rentan terhadap COVID-19 karena mengalami penurunan sistem imun sehingga diperlukan upaya pencegahan COVID-19 dengan olahraga melakukan prenatal gentle yoga dan meningkatkan kualitas tidur. Hasil survei kasus COVID-19 pertama ditemukan di Puskesmas Kabila sehingga menyebabkan ibu hamil yang ada di Puskesmas Kabila mengalami kecemasan (1). Penyebabnya karena kurangnya pengetahuan tentang COVID-19. Selama pandemi kelas prenatal ditiadakan dan juga Puskesmas Kabila belum pernah melakukan kelas prenatal secara virtual sehingga ibu hamil tidak bisa melakukan olahraga. Ibu hamil di Puskesmas Kabila juga belum mengetahui tentang prenatal gentle yoga. Tujuannya untuk mengurangi kecemasan selama pandemi dengan meningkatkan pengetahuan ibu hamil tentang COVID-19 dan meningkatkan imunitas melalui prenatal gentle yoga (2). Metodenya dengan pemberian materi dan praktik melalui kelas prenatal virtual pada 70 ibu hamil. Pencegahan COVID-19 juga dilakukan dengan memberikan masker, handshop, handsanitizer dan termometer digital (3). Hasil yang didapat berdasarkan evaluasi kuesioner tentang pengetahuan dan kualitas tidur 93% ibu hamil mempunyai pengetahuan yang baik tentang COVID-19 dan 97% ibu hamil mempunyai kualitas istirahat dengan waktu yang cukup (4).Abstract: During the pandemic, pregnant women are among the vulnerable groups to COVID-19 because they experience a decrease in the immune system, so efforts to prevent COVID-19 by doing gentle prenatal yoga and improving sleep quality are needed. The results of the first COVID-19 case survey were found at the Kabila Health Center, causing pregnant women in the Kabila Health Center to experience anxiety (1). The cause is due to lack of knowledge about COVID-19. During the pandemic, prenatal classes were abolished and also the Kabila Health Center had never conducted prenatal classes virtually so that pregnant women could not do sports. Pregnant women at the Kabila Health Center also do not know about prenatal gentle yoga. The goal is to reduce anxiety during the pandemic by increasing pregnant women's knowledge about COVID-19 and increasing immunity through gentle prenatal yoga (2). The method is by providing material and practice through virtual prenatal classes for 70 pregnant women. Prevention of COVID-19 is also carried out by providing masks, hand shops, hand sanitisers and digital thermometers (3). The results obtained based on the evaluation of the questionnaire about knowledge and sleep quality 93% of pregnant women have good knowledge about COVID-19 and 97% of pregnant women have quality rest with sufficient time (4).

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“…There are systematic studies that compare YP to conventional physical exercises. In [25], the authors compared yoga practice to aerobic exercise for reducing anxiety symptoms, and the conclusion was in favor of yoga practice; The study [26] compared the intervention of inspected yoga practice versus physical exercises. They performed at home, through videos, for children with Enthesitis-Related Arthritis (ERA).…”

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What are we learning with Yoga: a text mining approach to literature

Raittz

Pierri

Perico

et al. 2022

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Techniques used in yoga existed long before science as we know it. However, with Yoga westernization, the proliferation of scientific studies addressing the subject is exponential. Even though the literature presents thousands of related articles, many studies are considered flimsy - the diversity of methods, areas of interest, and focus cause it to become a complex environment without general guidelines for the researcher. This status may represent one of the impediments to the field's evolution. This study aims to elaborate a global structure of the literature on Yoga to open the door for multidisciplinary collaboration and bring new light to some relevant aspects. Due to its complexity, we understand that techniques to model complex domains are necessary. Contemporary methods of Artificial Intelligence have promoted advances in Bioinformatics, including text mining to scientific literature. Through the vector representation of texts, we got semantic abilities and could organize data in a way that allowed us to acquire a global vision of this literature. Additionally, we made the platforms available to Yoga researchers to enable them to evaluate our findings and make their forays into the literature. Besides better understanding why we study Yoga, we discovered that the literature offers insights into the relationships in broader aspects.

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Yoga versus home exercise program in children with enthesitis related arthritis: A pilot study

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Effects of a home-based exercise combined yoga and resistance training in enthesitis-related arthritis in China: study protocol for a randomised controlled trial

Effects of a home-based exercise combined yoga and resistance training in enthesitis-related arthritis in China: study protocol for a randomised controlled trial

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What are we learning with Yoga: a text mining approach to literature

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