Respostas estabilométricas de jovens e idosos para recuperar o equilíbrio após uma perturbação inesperada controlada

Bruniera, Carlos Alberto Veiga; Rodacki, André Luíz Félix

doi:10.4025/reveducfis.v25i3.21495

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“…The speed of population aging has led to challenges for the health system, especially with regard to interventions to maintain functional capacity and independence and to broaden the framework of rehabilitation professionals. Mobility, body balance (static and dynamic), gait, joint and lower limb muscle flexibility are indicated as musculoskeletal attributes that support functional capacity in the elderly [1]. The loss or decline of balance results in a major public health problem: falls.…”

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“…The loss or decline of balance results in a major public health problem: falls. The imbalance results from interactions of the musculoskeletal, visual, and sensorimotor systems and related functional tasks that undergo changes with senescence, such as sarcopenia, proprioceptive alterations, joint stiffness, postural alignment, latency and temporal incoordination of muscle activation [1][2][3][4].…”

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Virtual reality therapy for rehabilitation of balance in the elderly: a systematic review and META-analysis

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Virtual reality therapy (VRT) has clinical indications in rehabilitation programs for the elderly; however, there is still no consensus on the recovery of body balance. The objective of this review was to summarize the effects of physical therapy interventions with VRT in the rehabilitation of balance in the elderly. The studies were identified via a systematic search in the databases PubMed, SciELO, LILACS and PEDro from 2010 onward. Clinical trials with interventions that involved VRT in the elderly were included in the study and were subjected to methodological quality analysis using the PEDro scale. A random effects meta-analysis of the studies that analyzed balance using the Berg Balance Scale and the Timed Up and Go (TUG) test was performed. Ten articles met the inclusion criteria, which presented variability in relation to the types of interventions used (70%) and the outcomes analyzed (60%). The mean duration of the interventions was 13.90 (± 5.08) weeks, with at least two weekly sessions (± 0.73). There were positive results in relation to improvements in both dynamic and static balance (70% of the studies), mobility (80%), flexibility (30%), gait (20%) and fall prevention (20%). A summary of the meta-analysis showed mean effects on the Berg scale (standardized mean difference [SMD]: -0.848; 95% CI: -1.161; − 0.535) and the TUG test (SMD: 0. 894; 95% CI: 0.341; 1.447). Individually, virtual reality is promising in rehabilitation programs for the elderly. The overall measures were sufficient to show beneficial effects of the therapy on balance in the elderly.

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Virtual reality therapy for rehabilitation of balance in the elderly: a systematic review and META-analysis

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“…The declines that occur on the neuromuscular system compromise the postural control system, which responds by controlling the balance. 21 The consequences of the event can lead to damages, increase length of hospital stay, increase clinical complications and even hospital treatment costs. 20…”

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Assistance protocol for patients submitted to image examinations based on diagnosis from nanda and intervetions from NIC

Dias¹,

Santana²,

Silva³

2018

NCOAJ

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Objective: To develop a nursing care protocol as a basis for NANDA nursing diagnoses and NIC interventions for patients submitted to image of computed tomography and magnetic resonance. Method: It is a study of bibliographic review of articles published between 2007 and 2017, with the intention of finding a nursing care protocol. As no related scientific publications were found, a two-step protocol was developed. First step: selection of the diagnoses according to their domains and NANDA definitions, grouping them and confronting them with the scientific literature, generating the nursing diagnoses considered the main ones for the care of the patients in these examinations. Second stage: Elaborated interventions based on the NIC for each nursing diagnoses. Result: 30 nursing diagnoses were established. After a critical analysis, the protocol was defined with 11 diagnoses and their respective interventions. Conclusion: Complications of procedures may occur before, during and after the tests, due to various modifiable and non-modifiable factors and/or conditions. The protocol is efficient for patients referred internally or externally from the hospital scope, regardless of previously know their clinical data.

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The reliability of measures provided by the Unstable Platform for Balance Analysis in young adults with and without visual information

Leme¹,

Candido²,

Nascimento³

et al. 2021

Hum Mov.

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Purpose. The Unstable Platform for Balance Analysis (UP-balance) has been used in several studies to evaluate different situations of balance and constraints. However, the reliability of its measurements has not been analysed yet. Therefore, the present study investigated the reliability of the measures provided by UP-balance in young adults in bipedal posture with and without vision. Methods. For such analysis, 30 young adults, male and female (mean age: 22.9 years; SD = 3.8 years), performed 3 attempts of the task which consisted in maintaining balance on an UP-balance on a bipedal base for 20 seconds, with and without visual information, with perturbations in the medial-lateral and anterior-posterior directions.Results. The UP-balance variables presented high inter-trial reliability (Icc > 0.76; p < 0.05), except for balance time in the anterior-posterior direction and non-vision condition, which exhibited moderate inter-trial reliability (Icc = 0.73; p < 0.05). Conclusions. UP-balance seemed to be a reliable instrument for the analysis of balance in situations of instability on a base support.

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Respostas estabilométricas de jovens e idosos para recuperar o equilíbrio após uma perturbação inesperada controlada

Cited by 3 publications

References 20 publications

Virtual reality therapy for rehabilitation of balance in the elderly: a systematic review and META-analysis

Virtual reality therapy for rehabilitation of balance in the elderly: a systematic review and META-analysis

Assistance protocol for patients submitted to image examinations based on diagnosis from nanda and intervetions from NIC

The reliability of measures provided by the Unstable Platform for Balance Analysis in young adults with and without visual information

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