Alterações musculares e esqueléticas cervicais em mulheres disfônicas

Menoncin, Laiza Carine Maia; Jurkiewicz, Ari Leon; Silvério, Kelly Cristina Alves; Camargo, Paulo M.; Wolff, Nathália Martii Monti

doi:10.1590/s1809-48722010000400014

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“…Other authors (10) verified the relationship between dysphonia and muscular and skeletal changes in women, and also found reports of significantly more frequent laryngeal pain among womenwith dysphonia than in those without dysphonia. However, authors did not find significant differences between the dysphonic and the control groups when comparing the presence of musculoskeletal pain in the area of neck and shoulders, with self-reported pain in both studied groups.…”

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“…Even though some authors (10) stated that regardless of the presence of vocal change, women are prone to the presence of muscle pain and discomfort in the cervical region, this study aimed at investigating such pain in detail, to check if there are differences in the frequency of presence, as well as intensity of pain, among women with and without dysphonia.…”

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“…Besides, functional and organofunctional dysphonia may be related to cervical changes, such as muscle pain at rest or in movement (9,10) , hyperactivity of muscles involving the cervical region (6,8,11,12) ,and limited cervical motion range (9,10) . Some studies in literature focused on the investigation of vocal and laryngeal symptoms among individuals with dysphonia (5,8,10,13,14) , but the relationship between muscle pain and dysphonia is little explored (10,15,16) , despite being clinically observed in patients with dysphonia.…”

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“…Some studies in literature focused on the investigation of vocal and laryngeal symptoms among individuals with dysphonia (5,8,10,13,14) , but the relationship between muscle pain and dysphonia is little explored (10,15,16) , despite being clinically observed in patients with dysphonia.…”

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Muscleskeletal pain in dysphonic women

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Lauris

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Objective:To investigate the location, frequency and intensity of muscle pain in dysphonic functional/organofunctional women in comparison to women with healthy voices.Methods:Sixty women, ranging in age from 18 to 45 years, divided into two groups: Dysphonic Group (DG) – 30 women with functional or organofunctional dysphonia; Non-Dysphonic Group (NDG) – 30 women without vocal complaints, and with adapted voices. All answered a protocol, marking the localization, frequency and intensity symptoms of pain on the temporal area, masseters, submandibular areas, larynx/pharynx, front and back of the neck, shoulders, upper back, lower back, elbows, fists/hands/fingers, hip/this, knees and ankles/feet. The volunteer should report the frequency in which pain was present in the last 12 months: no, rarely, frequently or always. The intensity of pain was measured by visual-analogue scales. The DG and NDG groups were compared using the Mann-Whitney test (p<0.05).Results:The women of the DG reported significantly greater frequency of submandibular area (p=0.008), laryngeal pain (p<0.001), front of the neck (p=0.015), back of the neck (p=0.001), shoulder pain (p=0.027), upper back (p=0.027) and also reported significant greater intensity of pain in the larynx/pharynx (p=0.022) and back of the neck (p=0.003).Conclusion:The frequency and intensity of musculoskeletal pain was more frequent and more intense in dysphonic women than in women without vocal complaints, showing that pain may be related to functional and organofunctional dysphonia in women.

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confidence: 99%

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confidence: 99%

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confidence: 99%

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Muscleskeletal pain in dysphonic women

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“…Carla Aparecida Cielo (1) Fernanda dos Santos Pascotini (1) Vanessa Veis Ribeiro (2) Ariane de Macedo Gomes (1) Léris Salete Bonfanti Haeffner (1) …”

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Fonoterapia vocal e fisioterapia respiratória com idosos saudáveis: revisão de literatura

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This study is subject to vocal therapy and breathing physical therapy in the healthy elderly. The aim of this study was to review the literature on vocal therapy and respiratory therapy in healthy elderly. It was done a literature review of articles published between 2004 and 2014 in the databases Lilacs, Bireme, MedLine, PubMed and Scielo. Descriptors used: physical therapy specialty; breathing; speech therapy; aged; therapeutics and voice. The literature on vocal therapy with healthy elderly showed that the interventions have been made through vocal hygiene; traditional vocal therapy for the presbyphonia, regardless of the type of intervention; specific vocal exercises; and standardized treatment programs, there is evidence of improvement of the measures vocals perceptual-auditory, acoustic, self-assessment and laryngeal image. As for respiratory therapy, the literature showed that the techniques or procedures used whit healthy elderly were: used of Thershould machine, manual therapy techniques, incentive spirometry, respiratory exercises associated with the movement of the trunk and lower extremities and physical activity in general, with evidence of improvement in respiratory muscle strength, lung functional and functional autonomy of the elderly. Keywords: Physiotherapy; Speech Therapy; Aged; Breathing; Therapeutics; Voice RESUMO Este estudo tem como tema a fonoterapia vocal e a fisioterapia respiratória no idoso saudável. O objetivo do presente estudo foi revisar a literatura sobre fonoterapia vocal e sobre fisioterapia respiratória com idosos saudáveis. Foi realizado um levantamento bibliográfico de artigos publicados entre 2004 e 2014 nas bases de dados Lilacs, Bireme, MedLine, PubMed e Scielo. Descritores utilizados: physical therapy specialty; breathing; speech therapy; aged; therapeutics e voice. A literatura sobre fonoterapia vocal com idosos saudáveis mostrou que as intervenções têm sido feitas por meio de orientação vocal; terapia vocal tradicional para presbifonia, independente do tipo de intervenção; exercícios vocais específicos; e programas terapêuticos padronizados, havendo evidências de melhora de medidas vocais perceptivoauditivas, acústicas, de autoavaliação vocal e de imagem laríngea. Quanto à fisioterapia respiratória, a literatura evidenciou que as técnicas ou procedimentos utilizados com idosos saudáveis foram: uso do aparelho Threshold, técnicas de terapia manual, espirometria de incentivo, exercícios respiratórios associados ao movimento do tronco e membros inferiores e atividade física em geral, apresentando evidências de melhora na força muscular respiratória, função pulmonar e autonomia funcional dos idosos.

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