2020
DOI: 10.17696/2318-3691.27.1.2020.1587
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Avaliação sensorial do equilíbrio e estimativa do risco de queda de idosas praticantes do Pilates mate

Abstract: Introdução: Déficits dos sistemas visual, vestibular e somatossensonrial de idosos afetam o controle postural, elevando o risco de queda. Objetivos: Avaliar a diferença do equilíbrio entre idosas caidoras e não, praticantes do método Pilates Mat nas diferentes situações de entradas sensoriais, verificar a correlação . Método: Estudo transversal quantitativo e analítico realizado na cidade de Petrolina-PE, entre os anos de 2017 e 2018, com 94 mulheres (67,90 ± 5,19 anos), divididas em caidoras (n=29) e sem hist… Show more

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“…The instruments used in this study are part of the list of tests commonly applied to assess mobility [ 69 ], examine the sensory functions of static and dynamic balance [ 70 ], predict the risk of falls due to muscle weakness [Power et al, 2014], and assess cognitive functions [ 71 ]. The primary outcome was defined by spatiotemporal variables, conventional TUG (TUG), manual TUG (TUGm), and cognitive TUG (TUGc); the assessment of static and dynamic BB was obtained by the postural balance test (TEC) and the assessment of the underlying cognitive structure of phonemic fluency and semantic memory functions was obtained through the verbal fluency test (VF).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The instruments used in this study are part of the list of tests commonly applied to assess mobility [ 69 ], examine the sensory functions of static and dynamic balance [ 70 ], predict the risk of falls due to muscle weakness [Power et al, 2014], and assess cognitive functions [ 71 ]. The primary outcome was defined by spatiotemporal variables, conventional TUG (TUG), manual TUG (TUGm), and cognitive TUG (TUGc); the assessment of static and dynamic BB was obtained by the postural balance test (TEC) and the assessment of the underlying cognitive structure of phonemic fluency and semantic memory functions was obtained through the verbal fluency test (VF).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%