Efeito Da Equoterapia No Equilíbrio De Idosos: Uma Revisão Sistemática Com Metanálise

Araujo, Thais B.; Blasczyk, Juscelino Castro; Yu, Feng; Oliveira, Ricardo Jacó de; Copetti, Fernando; Safons, Marisete Peralta

doi:10.31501/rbcm.v26i3.6972

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“…Estudos experimentais sugerem que a Equoterapia reduz o risco geral de idosos caírem por favorecer a flexibilidade, força e equilíbrio após 16 semanas de intervenção, duas vezes por semana 3,6 . Uma revisão sistemática realizada a partir de uma metanálise analisou quatro artigos no contexto da prática da Equoterapia em idosos e forneceu evidências de que a terapêutica promove benefícios no equilíbrio de idosos 14 .…”

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Avaliação da motricidade em idosos submetidos a equoterapia: relato de caso

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Trata-se de um estudo de caso, descritivo e transversal realizado no período de fevereiro a dezembro de 2019 em uma cidade do Triângulo Mineiro, com objetivo avaliar o benefício dos atendimentos de Equoterapia na motricidade de idosas. Utilizou-se 10 sessões de equoterapia e aplicou-se (no pré e no pós) a avaliação pela Escala Motora para Terceira Idade e a Aptidão Motora Global. Participaram cinco idosas saudáveis. Na pré-avaliação, todas as idosas obtiveram pontuações maiores na orientação espacial e pontuações no equilíbrio menores. Três obtiveram pontuações menores também na motricidade global. Posterior à equoterapia, as cinco idosas permaneceram com pontuações menores no equilíbrio e pontuações maiores na orientação espacial, motricidade fina e esquema corporal. Houve melhora em três pacientes na motricidade global, equilíbrio e esquema corporal. A Equoterapia pareceu contribuir na promoção de benefícios nos aspectos da motricidade em idosas, considerando que não houve piora na aptidão motora geral, propiciando a manutenção ou melhora do desempenho motor.

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Avaliação da motricidade em idosos submetidos a equoterapia: relato de caso

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“…The bibliographic reviews carried out by Araújo et al, (2018), Stergiou et al, (2017), and conclude that Hippotherapy or therapeutic horse-riding cause benefits in elderly people. All studies highlighting the improvement of balance and postural control, with the consequent decrease in risk of falls.…”

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“…Scientific literature shows evidences of Hippotherapy efficacy in different groups of people with disabilities, such as cerebral palsy (Fernández-Gutiérrez, Apolo-Arenas, Martínez-García & Caña-Pino, 2014;Vargas, Patricio, Solís-Cartas , Martínez-Larrarte & Serrano-Espinosa, 2016), psychomotor retardation (Lopez-Roa , 2011), people with multiple sclerosis (Munoz-Lasa, Lopez De Silanes, Atín-Arratibel , Bravo-Llatas , Pastor-Jimeno & Maximo Bocanegra , 2019), Down syndrome (De Miguel, De Miguel, Lucena-Antón & Rubio, 2018), and older people (Araújo, Martins, Blasczyk , Feng, Oliveira, Copetti & Safons , 2018;, among others. Hippotherapy is an integral, neurologically based and multidisciplinary treatment that uses the horse and its qualities (movement, rhythm and heat) as the main elements, which stimulate multiple psychomotor and sensory areas (Shurtleff & Engsberg, 2012;López-Roa, 2011).…”

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Benefits of hippotherapy in elderly people: Scoping review

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The study aims to conduct a bibliographic and structured review based on the results found around the terms "Hippotherapy" and "Elderly". The words were always introduced in English and computerized databases; SCOPUS, WOS and SPORTDiscus. To limit the search, four inclusion criteria were introduced: i) Mention at least some of the characteristics for Hippotherapy for the elderly (minimum 20 words), ii) Only articles, iii) Full text or summary available, and iii) Written in Spanish, English or Portuguese. In conclusion, documents about Hippotherapy in older people address different research topics and shows the main benefits of equestrian therapies on this population.

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“…As a tool for assessing functional balance, BBS, a version of PBS for young people, adults, and the elderly, has been used in the context of hippotherapy to assess the benefits of therapy in the static and dynamic balance of practitioners with different characteristics, such as individuals with Huntington's disease16, stroke 31,32 and elderly 14,33 . Simultaneously, PBS was adopted in a study involving children diagnosed with cerebral palsy 34 .…”

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Assessment of functional balance in children with sensory impairments undergoing hippotherapy

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Objective: To evaluate the functional balance of children with sensory impairments submitted to hippotherapy. Methods: 24 children of both genres equally participated in three groups: cerebral palsy (CP), Down syndrome (DS), and intellectual disability (ID) with the respective age groups (10.71 ± 2.69 years), (12.83 ± 2.64 years), and (11 ± 1.69 years).There were 15 attendances in hippotherapy with riding materials specific to each group. The Pediatric Balance Scale (EEP) was used before the 1st and after the 15th hippotherapy session (pre and post moments) to assess functional balance. The data were analyzed using the Shapiro-Wilk tests (normality), Bartlett test (homogeneity), and, between the pre- and post-care times, the paired t-test (intra-groups) and ANOVA with Bonferroni's multiple comparison tests (between groups), with statistical significance for p < 0.05. Results: in the post-attendance, there was an increase in the EEP score for the three groups (intra groups) with significance for children with ID (p = 0.003) and DS (p = 0.033); the CP group had a lower score (inter groups) in both times, pre (p = 0.003) and post (p = 0.002) attendance. Conclusion: hippotherapy contributed to the functional balance of children with distinct sensory impairments, according to the clinical diagnosis and riding material specific to the group, thus being able to be considered a therapeutic method with relevant benefits regarding the sensory aspects of the population.

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Efeito Da Equoterapia No Equilíbrio De Idosos: Uma Revisão Sistemática Com Metanálise

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Avaliação da motricidade em idosos submetidos a equoterapia: relato de caso

Avaliação da motricidade em idosos submetidos a equoterapia: relato de caso

Benefits of hippotherapy in elderly people: Scoping review

Assessment of functional balance in children with sensory impairments undergoing hippotherapy

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