2012
DOI: 10.1590/s1413-35552012005000032
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Immediate effects of TENS and cryotherapy in the reflex excitability and voluntary activity in hemiparetic subjects: a randomized crossover trial

Abstract: Background: The disorder of reflex and motor function in patients affected by stroke causes negative impact on the performance of

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“…Basic activity of cutaneous receptors increases presynaptic inhibition of the Ιa afferents [37,48,49]. Reduced activity of the skin receptors by local anesthesia or cooling leads to an increase in motor neuron excitability and increase in the amplitude of H-reflex through reducing the presynaptic inhibition [37,53,54].…”
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“…Basic activity of cutaneous receptors increases presynaptic inhibition of the Ιa afferents [37,48,49]. Reduced activity of the skin receptors by local anesthesia or cooling leads to an increase in motor neuron excitability and increase in the amplitude of H-reflex through reducing the presynaptic inhibition [37,53,54].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Estos hallazgos se corresponden con los postulados por Allison y Abraham 23 , Martins, et al 22 , El-Maksoud, et al 13 , Sipavicene, et al 24 , Akinbo, et al…”
Section: Efecto Del Paquete De Hielo En Cubos Sobre El Tono Muscularunclassified
“…Los resultados presentados concuerdan con los publicados por Martins, et al 22 quienes encontraron que en espásticos, la crioterapia genera una disminución de la VCN, expresada por el aumento estadísticamente significativo de la latencia del reflejo H (30,41 ± 1,87 vs 33.24 ± 2.19 p= 0,0001). Así mismo, Boyraz, et al17 encontraron que la inmersión en agua helada (15ºC) de la extremidad inferior espástica por 20 minutos conlleva a un aumento de la latencia tanto de la onda H (31,31 ± 2,58 vs. 33.34 ± 3,41 p=0,002), como de la onda M (4,59 ± 0,84 vs 6,25 ± 2,11 p=0,003).…”
Section: Aumento De La Latencia Después Del Enfriamientounclassified
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