Instabilidade ântero-inferior traumática do ombro: procedimento de Bankart em atletas não profissionais

Vasconcelos, Ubiratan Maia Rodrigues; Leonardi, Adriano Barros de Aguiar; Reis, André Luiz; Filho, Guaracy Carvalho; Chueire, Alceu Gomes

doi:10.1590/s1413-78522003000300003

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“…Even though there have not yet been any studies involving the translation and cross-cultural adaptation of the Rowe Score for Portuguese, there are Brazilian studies that used this instrument as a form of functional assessment of patients submitted to surgical procedures for anterior shoulder dislocation. 20 …”

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Tradução e adaptação cultural do Rowe score para a língua portuguesa

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Vasconcelos²,

Marchetto³

et al. 2012

Acta ortop. bras.

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OBJECTIVE: To translate and culturally adapt the Rowe score for use in Brazil. METHODS: The translation and cross-cultural adaptation process initially involved the steps of translation, synthesis, back-translation and revision by the Translation Group. The pre-final version of the questionnaire was then created. The Stability and Function fields were applied to 20 patients with anterior shoulder luxation, and the Mobility field was applied to 20 health professionals. RESULTS: It was found that some of the patients had difficulty understanding some of the expressions of the questionnaire, so these were replaced with terms that were easier to understand. All health professionals understood the translation of the Mobility field. The altered questionnaire was then reapplied to another 20 patients, and this time it was understood by all the assessed subjects. CONCLUSION: After a careful process of translation and cultural adaptation, a definitive version of the Rowe questionnaire was obtained in Brazilian Portuguese. Level of Evidence II, Development of diagnostic criteria on consecutive patients.

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confidence: 99%

Tradução e adaptação cultural do Rowe score para a língua portuguesa

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Vasconcelos²,

Marchetto³

et al. 2012

Acta ortop. bras.

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“…De acordo com Vasconcelos et al (2003) e Lau et al (2013), o esforço exacerbado realizado pelos membros superiores pode levar à ruptura do tendão ou até mesmo do ventre muscular do peitoral maior, entretanto também pode ocorrer devido a uma queda do animal, quando o atleta cai sobre os braços estendidos.…”

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Lesões em Atletas de Montaria em Touro e Prevenção por Meio de Preparo Físico

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Sena

2016

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RESUMO:A montaria em touro é um esporte equestre com elevado risco de lesão, o que torna imprescindível o preparo físico como forma de prevenção mesmo diante da obrigatoriedade dos equipamentos de segurança. Desta forma, o objetivo deste estudo foi analisar quais são as lesões mais comuns nos atletas de montaria em touro e informar sobre os benefícios do preparo físico como meio de prevenção. Para tanto, foram selecionados 44 atletas do gênero masculino participantes da competição de montaria em touro na 30ª Festa do Peão de Boiadeiro da cidade de Ouro Verde -Paraná, os quais responderam um questionário sobre a importância do preparo físico e o índice de lesões ocorridas durante as competições. Os resultados indicaram que a maioria das lesões (53,33%) ocorreu durante o tempo em que o atleta permaneceu sobre o animal. Nessa posição, a lesão mais referida pelos atletas (13,33%) foi a distensão muscular em região de braço. Já a lesão com maior incidência no momento do desmonte do animal foi a luxação no ombro (10,47%), capaz de deixar o atleta afastado das competições por um período significativo. Referiu-se que preparo físico com acompanhamento profissional influencia de forma significativa no rendimento dos atletas, reduzindo o risco de lesões e, consequentemente, o tempo fora de competições, sendo que os atletas que não possuem acompanhamento profissional durante o preparo físico demonstraram ter 33% a mais de chances de apresentarem algum tipo de lesão. PALAVRAS-CHAVE:Atletas; Fisioterapia; Lesões; Prevenção. LESIONS IN BULL-RIDING ATHLETES AND THEIR PREVENTION BY PHYSICAL TRAININGABSTRACT: Bull-riding is a sport with high lesion occurrences. It requires physical training for their prevention even when the indispensable safety equipments are used. Current analysis lists the most common lesions in bull-riding athletes and provides the benefits of physical training. Forty-four male athletes who participated in bull-riding competitions at the Thirtieth Cowboy Feast in Ouro Verde PR Brazil, were selected. They answered a questionnaire on the importance of physical training and on lesion index during competitions.Results showed that most lesions (53.33%) occurred during the time the athlete was mounted on the animal. The lesion most referred to by athletes (13.33%) was muscle distension of the arm. The lesion with the highest occurrence during riding down the animal was dislocation of the shoulder (10.47%), which would cause the athlete quitting competitions for a significant period. The athletes also underscored that physical preparation by a professional person affected significantly the athletes´ performance, with a reduction of lesions and time away from competitions. Athletes without any professional assistance during physical training have a 33% more chance in acquiring lesions.

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“…Traumatic shoulder instability is a common condition, with an estimated prevalence of approximately 2% in the general population ( 1 , 2 ) . Lesions associated with anterior traumatic shoulder dislocation include bone fractures, such as Hill-Sachs and Bankart lesions, and soft tissue injuries, such as cartilaginous Bankart lesion and its variants.…”

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Evaluation of variations of the glenoid attachment of the inferior glenohumeral ligament by magnetic resonance arthrography

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Objective: To evaluate the anatomical variations of the attachment of the inferior glenohumeral ligament (IGHL) to the anterior glenoid rim. Materials and Methods: This was a retrospective review of 93 magnetic resonance arthrography examinations of the shoulder. Two radiologists, who were blinded to the patient data and were working independently, read the examinations. Interobserver and intraobserver agreement were evaluated. The pattern of IGHL glenoid attachment and its position on the anterior glenoid rim were recorded. Results: In 50 examinations (53.8%), the glenoid attachment was classified as type I (originating from the labrum), whereas it was classified as type II (originating from the glenoid neck) in 43 (46.2%). The IGHL emerged at the 4 o’clock position in 58 cases (62.4%), at the 3 o’clock position in 14 (15.0%), and at the 5 o’clock position in 21 (22.6%). The rates of interobserver and intraobserver agreement were excellent. Conclusion: Although type I IGHL glenoid attachment is more common, we found a high prevalence of the type II variation. The IGHL emerged between the 3 o’clock and 5 o’clock positions, most commonly at the 4 o’clock position.

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Instabilidade ântero-inferior traumática do ombro: procedimento de Bankart em atletas não profissionais

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References 12 publications

Tradução e adaptação cultural do Rowe score para a língua portuguesa

Tradução e adaptação cultural do Rowe score para a língua portuguesa

Lesões em Atletas de Montaria em Touro e Prevenção por Meio de Preparo Físico

Evaluation of variations of the glenoid attachment of the inferior glenohumeral ligament by magnetic resonance arthrography

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