2014
DOI: 10.1590/1517-86922014200601724
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Efeito do treinamento com haste vibratória na biomecânica da marcha com dupla-tarefa em idosas

Abstract: RESUMOIntrodução: As quedas em idosos são responsáveis por muitos casos de lesões e morte. As alterações de equilíbrio e força muscular decorrentes do envelhecimento, que contribuem para a ocorrência de quedas, podem ser parcialmente revertidas com o exercício físico. Objetivo: Verificar os efeitos de 8 semanas de treinamento de equilíbrio com haste vibratória, sobre o comprimento de passo e a ativação muscular do membro inferior de idosas durante marcha com duplas tarefas. Métodos: Participaram do estudo 16 i… Show more

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“…Some studies have been conducted to relate the fall event to gender; cognitive capacity; quality of sleep; vision; mobility or functional capacity; pace; tendency, recurrence and/or fear of falling; postural balance; osteoporosis; muscle strength; fracture of the femur; chronic pain. [8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20] The studies that analyze or characterize the prevalence, incidence and/or factors associated with falls are predominant, referring sparsely to the occurrence of falls. Only one study was registered with approach in family care provided to the elder.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some studies have been conducted to relate the fall event to gender; cognitive capacity; quality of sleep; vision; mobility or functional capacity; pace; tendency, recurrence and/or fear of falling; postural balance; osteoporosis; muscle strength; fracture of the femur; chronic pain. [8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20] The studies that analyze or characterize the prevalence, incidence and/or factors associated with falls are predominant, referring sparsely to the occurrence of falls. Only one study was registered with approach in family care provided to the elder.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Em relação à força muscular aferida pelo Teste Idade (anos) 0,385 0,963 0,977 0,590 desvio padrão (p<0,05).. joelhos proporciona desempenho semelhante no teste de 1-RM entre os grupos intervenção e controle. Em contrapartida, Hallal e colaboradores 32 evidenciaram aumento da força e da potência dos músculos dos membros inferiores de adultas jovens submetidos ao treino com haste vibratória com frequência de 5 Hz por 50 minutos, 2 vezes por semana, durante 8 semanas.…”
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“…Hernandez et al 36 showed that an exercise program lasting 26 weeks (frequency 3 times a week) and lasting 60 minutes in duration resulted in a significant reduction in the risk of falls, as it improved balance, agility, and muscle strength in the postintervention group compared with the control group. The interventions used included motor 43 Martins et al (2016) 44 Mendes et al (2016) 41 Hallal et al (2014) 39 Hernandez et al (2010) 36 Fernandes et al (2012) 37 Pagliosa and Renosto (2014) 38 Tanaka et al (2016) 42 Gill et al (2016) 45 Britten et al (2017) 46 Random allocation and cognitive stimulation, stretching, muscle strength, circuits, balance, flexibility, agility, and aerobic capacity. Because of this improvement, there was a decrease in the risk of falling since there was an improvement in the physical condition of the patient; in addition, the practice of exercises contributed to the improvement in cognition of the population in question.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…38 For a good result to occur, rehabilitation professionals can use several instruments. Thus, Hallal et al 39 analyzed the effectiveness of using vibrating rods in those who have had a fall using an exercise program lasting 8 weeks, twice a week, and 50 minutes in duration. Gains in lower limb muscle strength, mobility, and balance were observed.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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