Tradução e adaptação cultural para a língua portuguesa do questionário scoring of patellofemoral disorders: estudo preliminar

Aquino, Victor da Silva; Falcon, Sandra Fiumana Martins; Neves, Laura Maria Tomazi; Rodrigues, Reynaldo Tavares; Sendín, Francisco Alburquerque

doi:10.1590/s1413-78522011000500002

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“…The use of questionnaires and the AKPS, Lysholm and LEFS scales has established significantly lower values for the PFPS group. The AKPS was validated and translated into Brazilian Portuguese for measuring PFPS (19). It can also predict pain and functional limitations of the individuals.…”

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“…On the first day of data collection, all the participants filled out a form with name, age, height and weight and marked the items on the VAS-pain (17,18), the Anterior Knee Pain Scale -AKPS) (19), Lysholm Knee Score Scale (20) and the Lower Extremity Functional Scale (LEFS) (21,22). The volunteers were informed about the objectives of the study and agreed to participate by providing their free and informed consent.…”

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Analysis of pain, functional capacity, muscular strength and balance in young women with Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome

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Introduction: Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome (PFPS) is associated with anterior knee pain, changes in functional capacity, balance and muscle strength disorders. Objective: To quantify pain, functional capacity, strength in quadriceps (Q), gluteus medium (GM), hip external rotator (ER) muscles and balance in sedentary women with PFPS. Methods: Twenty sedentary women, aged 18 to 25 years, were divided into two groups: PFPS (N=10) and control group (N=10). All the volunteers answered the items of the Visual Analogue Scale (VAS), the Lysholm Knee Score Scale, the Anterior Knee Pain Scale (AKPS), and the Lower Extremity Functional Scale (LEFS). The participants performed the following tests: maximal voluntary isometric contraction measured by dynamometry; postural balance using the Star Excursion Balance Test (SEBT) and a force platform. Statistical analyses were performed using the Shapiro Wilk test, the Mann Whitney U test and Spearman's correlation coefficient. Data were submitted to SPSS 20 software. Results: The PFPS group presented greater pain, balance impairment and higher average velocity of oscillation; however, no differences were observed in Q, GM and RE muscle strength and in balance analyzed by SEBT. Conclusion: Women with PFPS exhibited

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“…VAS is a reliable and valid scale for patients with PFP [ 30 ]. Function will be assessed using the Patellofemoral Disorders Scale [ 31 ], which contains 13 questions that assess the severity of symptoms and limitations in different activities related to PFP. It presents a score between 0 to 100 points where the lower the score the worse the function.…”

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“…It presents a score between 0 to 100 points where the lower the score the worse the function. The Patellofemoral Disorders Scale is a reliable and valid scale for patients with PFP, which has been translated into Portuguese [ 30 , 31 ]. The kinematics of the lower limbs will be assessed through digital videos using two webcams (MyoVideo 139 HD Color Webcam) sampling at 30 frames per second and two leds (LED Floodlight) [ 32 ].…”

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Effects of gait retraining with focus on impact versus gait retraining with focus on cadence on pain, function and lower limb kinematics in runners with patellofemoral pain: Protocol of a randomized, blinded, parallel group trial with 6-month follow-up

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Patellofemoral pain (PFP) is one of the most prevalent injuries in runners. Unfortunately, a substantial part of injured athletes do not recover fully from PFP in the long-term. Although previous studies have shown positive effects of gait retraining in this condition, retraining protocols often lack clinical applicability because they are time-consuming, costly for patients and require a treadmill. The primary objective of this study will be to compare the effects of two different two-week partially supervised gait retraining programs, with a control intervention; on pain, function and lower limb kinematics of runners with PFP. It will be a single-blind randomized clinical trial with six-month follow-up. The study will be composed of three groups: a group focusing on impact (group A), a group focusing on cadence (group B), and a control group that will not perform any intervention (group C). The primary outcome measure will be pain assessed using the Visual Analog Pain scale during running. Secondary outcomes will include pain during daily activities (usual), symptoms assessed using the Patellofemoral Disorders Scale and lower limb running kinematics in the frontal (contralateral pelvic drop; hip adduction) and sagittal planes (foot inclination; tibia inclination; ankle dorsiflexion; knee flexion) assessed using the MyoResearch 3.14—MyoVideo (Noraxon U.S.A. Inc.). The study outcomes will be evaluated before (t0), immediately after (t2), and six months (t24) after starting the protocol. Our hypothesis is that both partially supervised gait retraining programs will be more effective in reducing pain, improving symptoms, and modifying lower limb kinematics during running compared with the control group, and that the positive effects from these programs will persist for six months. Also, we believe that one gait retraining group will not be superior to the other. Results from this study will help improve care in runners with PFP, while maximizing clinical applicability as well as time and cost-effectiveness.

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“…A intenção do uso de um questionário subjetivo é avaliar diferentes situações da função do joelho no cotidiano dos pacientes e favorecer comparações. Neste estudo, a avaliação funcional dos pacientes foi feita com o questionário de Kujala (127,128) por ser específico para análise das disfunções da APF e por ser o mais usado nos estudos sobre o tratamento da IRP e sobre a reconstrução do LPFM. Uma possível falha deste questionário poderia ocorrer na avaliação dos casos bilaterais, pois um joelho poderia afetar negativamente a percepção do outro, apesar da maioria das questões ser direcionada a um lado apenas.…”

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Reconstrução do ligamento patelofemoral medial com o terço medial do tendão patelar no tratamento da instabilidade recidivante da patela: resultados a médio e longo prazo

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Tradução e adaptação cultural para a língua portuguesa do questionário scoring of patellofemoral disorders: estudo preliminar

Cited by 24 publications

References 23 publications

Analysis of pain, functional capacity, muscular strength and balance in young women with Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome

Analysis of pain, functional capacity, muscular strength and balance in young women with Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome

Effects of gait retraining with focus on impact versus gait retraining with focus on cadence on pain, function and lower limb kinematics in runners with patellofemoral pain: Protocol of a randomized, blinded, parallel group trial with 6-month follow-up

Reconstrução do ligamento patelofemoral medial com o terço medial do tendão patelar no tratamento da instabilidade recidivante da patela: resultados a médio e longo prazo

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