Estimulação elétrica neuromuscular de média freqüência (russa) em cães com atrofia muscular induzida

Pelizzari, Charles; Mazzantí, Alexandre; Raiser, Alceu Gaspar; Lopes, Sônia Terezinha dos Anjos; Graça, Dominguita Lühers; Salbego, Fabiano Zanini; Ramos, Adriano Tony; Festugatto, Rafael; Beckmann, Diego Vilibaldo; Cunha, Marina Gabriela Monteiro Carvalho Mori da; Santos, Rosmarini Passos dos; Cargnelutti, Juliana Felipetto; Pereira, Desydere Trindade; Martins, Tessie Beck

doi:10.1590/s0103-84782008000300022

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“…Pelizzari et al 12 conducted a study with eight dogs where they proposed to observe the effect of NMES on induced atrophy of the quadriceps, and at the end of the study observed that NMES associated with activities provides an increase in muscle mass in dogs with induced muscular atrophy. In a study conducted with 20 soccer players, by Billot et al ., 27 they ascertained that the electrical stimulation of the quadriceps associated with training (isometric, concentric and eccentric), results in better muscle strength, a better concentric torque and a better kicking speed.…”

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“…- 10 Bril et al 11 in his study with 15 healthy patients of both sexes, achieved gains of muscle strength and trophism by associating "Russian stimulation" with resistance exercises. A study carried out by Pelizzari et al 12 demonstrated that the use of medium-frequency neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES) produced an increase in muscle mass in a dog with induced muscular atrophy. In a study conducted by Modli el al 13 ,.…”

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Estimulação elétrica neuromuscular na disfunção patelofemoral: revisão de literatura

Santos¹,

Souza²,

Santos³

2013

Acta ortop. bras.

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Patellofemoral dysfunction is a fairly common deficiency among young individuals that primarily affects females and may be characterized by pain, swelling and retropatellar crepitation. The purpose of this review of literature from the period between 2005 and 2011 was to systematize knowledge in relation to the increase in quadriceps muscle strength and pain relief in patients with patellofemoral dysfunction, using neuromuscular electrical stimulation and resistance exercises. The inclusion criteria were intervention articles from the past six years, in English, Spanish and Portuguese, which used muscle strengthening and neuromuscular electrical stimulation for rehabilitation obtained through searches in the electronic databases Medline and Lilacs and in the Bireme library. The bibliographic search yielded 28 references, of which nine were excluded in accordance with the aims and inclusion criteria while 16 articles were selected for reading of the abstracts and subsequent analysis. Mediumfrequency Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation (NMES) can be used in association with resistance exercises as an adjuvant in the treatment of patellofemoral dysfunction (PFD), both to achieve muscle rebalance and for pain relief.

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Estimulação elétrica neuromuscular na disfunção patelofemoral: revisão de literatura

Santos¹,

Souza²,

Santos³

2013

Acta ortop. bras.

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“…A goniometria da articulação femorotibiopatelar observada nos cães apresentaram resultados (Figura 2) semelhantes aos encontrado em outro estudo [14] que relataram diminuição da amplitude articular aos 30 dias de PO e aumento aos 60 dias da cirurgia. Em um trabalho [18] verificaram que os animais submetidos à terapia física atingiram os valores da goniometria iguais aos mensurados no pré-operatório, decorridos 90 dias de PO.…”

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Immobilizer Removable Articulate in Rehabilitation of Dogs Submitted to Tenorrhaphy Patellar

Berté

Festugatto

Chaves

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Acta Scientiae. Vet.

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Background: In cases of patellar tendon ruptures, there is a need for primary repair by sutures aiming to restore the extensor mechanism of the knee and prevent degenerative sequelae. Even though the need for temporary immobilization of the joint reconstruction surgeries involving tendons and ligaments, seeks to avoid or minimize the undesirable effects of disuse without any interference at the surgical site. Thus, the objective of this research was to propose a model of joint immobilization adjustable in dogs undergoing patellar tenorrhaphy to allow, in the immediate postoperative period, the achievement of physical therapy modalities without interfering with the healing of the involved structures.Materials, Methods & Results: The dogs were randomly divided into two groups called fixed immobilization or GF (6 dogs) and adjustable or GA (5 dogs) immobilization. Once on plane and restrained in dorsal decubitus, lateral incision was performed on the right knee in dogs GF and GA for total section of the patellar tendon at its insertion 10 mm at the tibial crest. Immediately, it was made with tenorrhaphy modified Kessler suture pattern using monofilament nylon wire nº 1, followed by a Wolff point involving modified Kessler suture with the same type of wire. In both groups, the joint was immobilized femorotibiopatelar percutaneous external fixation biplanar at an angle of 110° for 30 days. The groups differed by the material used to connect the percutaneous pins, being employed in the GF acrylic resin, and in GA dogs was made adjustable apparatus which consisted of two stainless steel plates with rounded ends with three equally spaced holes 2.5 mm between them in the central part of the plate and the edge of 6mm, which is joined with the other plate by a nut and bolt and allowing to adjust the desired angle of the device. Were utilized four Steinmann pins 2.5 mm, two in the femur and two tibia, introduced perpendicularly to the bone. The assembled apparatus was encased in percutaneous pins and stuck with stainless steel nuts and lock washers causing immobilization of the knee joint, however adjustable in the period of application of physiotherapy protocol. The results demonstrated a reduction in measures in the period of 30 days, indicating that there was muscle atrophy. At 60 days post-operative values demonstrating increased muscle mass gain probably the bearing of the affected limb to the ground. In this study, was possible to observe that the values at 60 days did not return to the same found preoperatively, and the dogs GF and GA were on average 92.19% of the initial values. As for gait analysis, all dogs GF and GA were grade 5, 1 and 3 of lameness in the preoperative period and after 30 and 60 days after surgery, respectively.Discussion: The joint immobilization in dogs submitted to tenorrhaphy is required, however, the member cannot be used properly, which can lead to sequelae such as muscle atrophy from disuse and especially joint blockage. Currently in human medicine assisted rehabilitation in the immediate post-operative recovery involving the reconstruction of tendons and ligaments, without the need for joint immobilization is required, because patients are instructed to restrict the movements postoperatively. In veterinary medicine, however, it becomes risky this type of conduct, especially the lack of control the movements made by animals, arousing interest in this research to propose joint that could be undone each day to allow implementation of a method of immobilization physiotherapy and at the end of the session, the joint was immobilized again. According to the results, we can conclude that the temporary immobilization with adjustable articulating fixator in dogs submitted to patellar tenorrhaphy allows the use of a physical therapy protocol during the period of immobilization, without interfering with the healing of tendon anastomosis.

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“…O protocolo fisioterapêutico realizado no Fisiovet (Quadro 1) iniciou com a massagem, MPA e reflexo flexor dos MP, executadas como mencionado anteriormente; alongamento em extensão e flexão; MPA de cada articulação dos MP; estimulação elétrica neuromuscular (EENM) de média frequência (Russa) sobre os músculos da coxa, conforme recomendações de Pelizzari et al (2008).…”

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Fisioterapia na recuperação funcional e qualidade de vida de cães paraplégicos por doença do disco intervertebral (Hansen tipo I) toracolombar submetidos à cirurgia descompressiva

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RESUMO: Este estudo retrospectivo incluiu cães paraplégicos com ausência de percepção a dor profunda secundário a doença do disco intervertebral toracolombar e submetidos à cirurgia descompressiva. Teve como objetivo comparar a recuperação funcional e a qualidade de vida (QV) quando submetidos a um protocolo em um centro especializado ou a domicílio realizado pelo tutor. Vinte e oito cães foram distribuídos no grupo A (GA) e submetidos ao protocolo domiciliar e 38 denominados grupo B (GB) em um centro especializado. Recuperaram a habilidade de caminhar 43% dos cães em uma média de 40 dias de pós-operatório (PO) no GA e 42% em uma média de 36 dias no GB. Em 53% dos casos (35/66) os cães permaneceram paraplégicos sem percepção a dor profunda ao final do período de 90 dias de PO. Vinte e cinco tutores do GA e 26 do GB responderam um questionário sobre a QV, com no mínimo seis meses de PO. A avaliação do tempo de sobrevida dos animais, realização de eutanásia e nota atribuída a QV demonstraram que os cães do GB provavelmente foram beneficiados pelo estreito acompanhamento e orientação aos tutores até 90 dias PO.

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Estimulação elétrica neuromuscular de média freqüência (russa) em cães com atrofia muscular induzida

Cited by 8 publications

References 15 publications

Estimulação elétrica neuromuscular na disfunção patelofemoral: revisão de literatura

Estimulação elétrica neuromuscular na disfunção patelofemoral: revisão de literatura

Immobilizer Removable Articulate in Rehabilitation of Dogs Submitted to Tenorrhaphy Patellar

Fisioterapia na recuperação funcional e qualidade de vida de cães paraplégicos por doença do disco intervertebral (Hansen tipo I) toracolombar submetidos à cirurgia descompressiva

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