Efeito de um programa de exercício físico em portador da Síndrome Marfan com disfunção ventricular

Medeiros, Wladimir Musetti; Peres, Paulo Alberto Tayar; Ac, Carvalho; Gun, Carlos; Luca, Fabio A De

doi:10.1590/s0066-782x2012000400015

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“…Marfan syndrome (MFS) is an unusual, severe, pervasive, and life-threatening condition that demands the best multidisciplinary interventions to enhance quality of life and normalize prognosis [12]. Exercises have been demonstrated to be treatment alternatives in MFS from a variety of perspectives, including both safety and efficacy [4]. Physical activity (PA) is still not generally advised for MFS patients.…”

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"Therapeutic Rehabilitation Program and Appreciating the Academic Performance of a Child with Marfan Syndrome at Inclusive School Settings"

Ahmed

2023

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Introduction: Marfan syndrome (MFS) is an unusual, severe, pervasive, and life-threatening condition that demands the best multidisciplinary interventions to enhance quality of life and normalize prognosis. Objectives:The study aimed to concentrate the multidisciplinary rehabilitation program and appreciate the academic performance of a child with Marfan syndrome studying in an inclusive education system. Case Description:The reported case for the study was a six-year-old boy recruited from an inclusive school of CRP. Method and Material:A single subject with a repeated-measures design was utilized to measure the academic performance and physical status of the case. Purposive sampling technique was applied with medically diagnosed with MFS. Intervention:The research was carried out between January 2023 and April 2023. The subject has participated in a multidisciplinary rehabilitation program of physiotherapy, speech therapy, occupational therapy, orthotics services, and special education. The Pediatric Functional Independence Measure (WeeFIM) and Individual Education Plan (IEP) were used in this study.Results: After four months of evaluation, WeeFIM scores have found 33 where baseline assessment scores were 26. The cognition and self-care dimensions of WeeFIM have shown significant improvement. After schooling, surprisingly, his academic skills, communication, and participation have improved. Conclusion:The study demonstrated that children with MFS had successfully improved communication skills, cognitive level, and academic performance. Early diagnosis of children with MFS is vital and crucial to executing a suitable early intervention. Multidisciplinary rehabilitation programs in inclusive school settings can be beneficial for dealing with rare hypermobile cases like MFS.

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“…MFS appears in 1:5000 individuals [3]. It affects people of all racial and ethnic backgrounds and both sexes equally [4,5]. The fibrillin 1 (FBN1) gene has a pathogenic mutation that causes MFS, an autoimmune condition that is inherited in an autosomal dominant manner [5,6].…”

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"Therapeutic Rehabilitation Program and Appreciating the Academic Performance of a Child with Marfan Syndrome at Inclusive School Settings"

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2023

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Marfan syndrome and exercise: A literature review

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Marfan syndrome (MFS) is an autosomal dominant condition caused by a mutation in the fibrillin‐1–producing gene within the connective tissue, which can affect multiple organ systems negatively, including those that play a vital role (eg, heart and vasculature) in physical activity. The most fatal manifestations of MFS are aortic dilation, dissection, and rupture but to what extent regular physical activity will influence this is sparsely described. The current guidelines for MFS and physical training are based on limited research, and this review aims to summarize human and animal studies on exercise and its influence upon MFS presentation. Most studies found positive effects of regular mild to moderate aerobic exercise upon aorta expansion, as well as upon dilation and hypertrophy of the left ventricle together with a positive training response upon aerobic capacity. However, from the present studies, it is not possible to conclude regarding optimal intensity, frequency, duration, and type of exercise. Overall, the guidelines for exercise in MFS patients have so far due to limited research been relative conservative, despite the fact that at least moderate exercise in combination with tight cardiac monitoring does not demonstrate any detrimental effect upon MFS presentation.

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Abnormal heart rate recovery and deficient chronotropic response after submaximal exercise in young Marfan syndrome patients

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Efeito de um programa de exercício físico em portador da Síndrome Marfan com disfunção ventricular

Cited by 6 publications

References 11 publications

"Therapeutic Rehabilitation Program and Appreciating the Academic Performance of a Child with Marfan Syndrome at Inclusive School Settings"

"Therapeutic Rehabilitation Program and Appreciating the Academic Performance of a Child with Marfan Syndrome at Inclusive School Settings"

Marfan syndrome and exercise: A literature review

Abnormal heart rate recovery and deficient chronotropic response after submaximal exercise in young Marfan syndrome patients

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