2010
DOI: 10.1590/s1516-18462010005000135
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Aspectos respiratorios, posturais e vocais da Doença de Parkinson: considerações teóricas

Abstract: TEMA: manifestações respiratórias, posturais e vocais, associadas aos estágios da Doença de Parkinson (DP) e suas possíveis inter-relações. OBJETIVO: revisar a literatura, a fim de descrever as características respiratórias, posturais e vocais associadas aos estágios na DP e suas possíveis inter-relações. CONCLUSÃO: Na DP, a etiologia das manifestações respiratórias é multifatorial, sendo obstrutivas; restritivas; relacionadas à bradicinesia, à rigidez e às alterações posturais; fraqueza da musculatura; anorma… Show more

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“…Even though slightly below normal, the mean value of MPT found in the group is not considered suggestive of vocal alteration (2) . Thus, it is observed that even women without vocal or laryngeal alterations may present a slight reduction of MPT and unsatisfactory activation of the respiratory muscles, a component of the BCP, but satisfactory activation of the transverse abdomen.…”
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“…Even though slightly below normal, the mean value of MPT found in the group is not considered suggestive of vocal alteration (2) . Thus, it is observed that even women without vocal or laryngeal alterations may present a slight reduction of MPT and unsatisfactory activation of the respiratory muscles, a component of the BCP, but satisfactory activation of the transverse abdomen.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 66%
“…When the BCP components act synergistically, they result in better diaphragm performance, resulting in greater airflow, SP and MPT, and may interfere with vocal quality (26) . Authors (2) Authors report that the shortening of the diaphragm and intercostal muscles causes pulmonary volume changes, influencing neither MPT and voice quality, mainly SP.…”
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