Effects of Kinesio tape on pain, muscle strength and functional performance: a systematic review of Japanese language literature

Mine, Koya; Nakayama, Takashi; Milanese, Steve; Grimmer, Karen

doi:10.1080/10833196.2018.1447257

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“…The exclusion of unpublished studies, which generally report smaller or null effects, can lead reviewers to overstate positive outcomes associated with an intervention (Polanin, Tanner-Smith, & Hennessy, 2016). Excluding foreign-language studies likewise contributes to bias in instances where findings differ based on the language of publication (e.g., Mine, Nakayama, Milanese, & Grimmer, 2018).…”

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Evaluating Article Search and Selection Procedures in Special Education Literature Reviews

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Davidson

Chitiyo

et al. 2018

Remedial and Special Education

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Literature reviews allow education professionals to identify effective interventions and assess trends in research and practice. However, issues with transparency and the specific methods used in conducting literature searches have the potential to limit the utility of reviews. This study evaluated the description of article search procedures and selection processes appearing in literature reviews and meta-analyses published in special education journals from 2004 to 2016. Findings reveal a considerable increase in the number of published meta-analyses and systematic reviews over this time period. Nonetheless, the validity of reviews is potentially undermined by incomplete descriptions of methods. Reports of inclusion criteria further suggests the results of many reviews may be biased. A discussion of implications follows a description of findings.

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Evaluating Article Search and Selection Procedures in Special Education Literature Reviews

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Chitiyo

et al. 2018

Remedial and Special Education

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“…We think that the positive effect of KT on agility performance is related to both the increase in proprioceptive sensation caused by stimulation of mechanoreceptors 28 and the application of KT to the AMG, which will contribute to stabilising hip and knee joints. 1 Although studies in the literature report that KT increases agility, 8,29 there are also studies reporting the opposite. It has been reported that KT in VP, by supporting the peroneus longus and peroneus brevis muscles and the tibiofibular ligaments of both legs, does not cause a significant change in the agility performance of athletes.…”

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Voleybolcularda Addüktör Kas Grubuna Uygulanan Kinezyolojik Bantlamanın Endurans, Güç ve Çeviklik Üzerine Akut Etkisi

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Objective: This study was conducted to investigate the acute effect of kinesiology taping (KT) to the hip adductor muscle group (AMG) on endurance, strength and agility in female volleyball players (VP). Materials and Methods: Thirty female VP, with an average age of 17.53±2.55 years, who played licensed volleyball for at least two years were included in our study. KT was applied longitudinally to the athletes between the pubis and lower border of the tuberositas tibia, including the AMG using the facilitation technique (25% stretching). Evaluations were repeated before taping and 20 minutes after taping. The athletes' Adductor muscle endurance was evaluated using the Copenhagen adduction exercise, vertical jump test for lower extremity strength, and Edgren side step test for agility. Results: When the results of the study were evaluated, it was found that there was a statistically significant increase in the endurance (p

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“…Despite the evidence observed herein that the KT use does not cause changes in strength and activation, it is essential to consider the population investigated, that are healthy individuals. Some reviews indicate when it comes to individuals who present muscular fatigue or chronic musculoskeletal diseases, the use of KT promotes greater effects compared to other types of treatment (bandages, bands, adhesive plasters and adhesives) for the increase of the lower limbs strength (Mostafavifar, et al, 2013;Mine, et al, 2018;Yam, et al, 2019).…”

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Effect of the kinesio taping application method for the activation and strength of gastrocnemius muscles in healthy adults

Correa

Silva

Guariglia

et al. 2022

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The objective of this study was to verify the effect of kinesio-taping (KT) application of the origin for muscle insertion (O>I) and insertion for muscle origin (I>O) in healthy participants, through surface electromyography and peak torque of gastrocnemius muscles. A total of 69 participants with an average age of 22.9±5.2 years were evaluated, 41 women with an average age of 22.0±5.1 years, BMI 25.1±4.6 kg/m2, and 28 men with an average age of 22.0±5.1 years, BMI 23.1±3.3 kg/m2, randomized under three conditions: O>I, I>O and no KT (control), repeated three times with five-minute rest between sessions. The peak torque of the gastrocnemius lateral (GML) and medial (GMM) muscles was evaluated at speeds 30º/s 60º/s 120º/s and muscle activity through surface electromyography. Repeated-measurement ANOVA showed effect only on the variable speed (F=767,1; p<0.001) and the variables condition (F=0.010; p=0.990) and interaction (F=0.199; p=0.892) were not significant. In electromyography, Root mean Square (RMS) did not differ in the conditions evaluated, presenting standard behavior without significant differences. The KT application regardless of being O>I or I>O muscular, did not alter the muscle recruitment or contribute to the increase in peak torque performance during the three speeds.

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Effects of Kinesio tape on pain, muscle strength and functional performance: a systematic review of Japanese language literature

Cited by 3 publications

References 20 publications

Evaluating Article Search and Selection Procedures in Special Education Literature Reviews

Evaluating Article Search and Selection Procedures in Special Education Literature Reviews

Voleybolcularda Addüktör Kas Grubuna Uygulanan Kinezyolojik Bantlamanın Endurans, Güç ve Çeviklik Üzerine Akut Etkisi

Effect of the kinesio taping application method for the activation and strength of gastrocnemius muscles in healthy adults

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