Integration of Motor Imagery and Physical Practice in Group Treatment Applied to Subjects With Parkinson’s Disease

Tamir, Ruth; Dickstein, Ruth; Huberman, M.

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“…Moreover, most of the PD patients in the initial stages preserve the vivacity and the precision of the motor image. 1,10,11 The result of the researches with MP are still controversial, due to many reasons, like small sample sizes, sample heterogeneity, and mainly the diversity of study protocols. The MP interventional protocols are cognitively complex and challenging, proposing variations in their application concerning the MP type, tasks/movements to be imagined, and instruction type.…”

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“…In three studies, 10,12,13 patients of both sex, with idiopathic PD at light to moderate degree of the disease, and balanced ages once allocated in Control Group (CG) and Experimental Group (EG) composed the sample. Another study 2 that assessed a sample of patients with degree varying from light to severe, performed intention-to-treat analysis reporting the initial mean age, but failed to inform the mean age per sex group of the patients who completed all the steps of the study.…”

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Practice of mental protocols used in rehabilitation of patients with Parkinson's disease: a systematic review

Silva¹,

Coriolano²,

Macêdo³

et al. 2016

Acta Fisiátrica

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The Mental Practice (MP) consists of a training method by which a given specific motor act is cognitively reproduced internally and repeated with the intention of promoting learning or improvement of motor skills, without inducing any real movement. The results of MP to research in Parkinson's disease are still ambiguous due to various reasons such as the diversity of the intervention protocols. The MP with intervention protocols are cognitively complex and challenging presenting variations in its application concerning the type of PM, task/movement to be imagined and type of instruction. Objective: The study aimed to investigate the literature MPs protocols used for motor rehabilitation of individuals with Parkinson's disease. Methods: The searches of this systematic review was performed on the portals databases: PubMed, Scopus, Web of Science and Medicine. The descriptors were: ("mental practice" or "engine imagery" or "imagery training" and "Parkinson"). Results: 128 articles were found, of which only 4 were included according to the eligibility criteria. Conclusion: The protocols that have proven to be effective for reducing bradykinesia, improving mobility and gait speed used the MP combined with physical practice in 12 sessions, of 5 to 30 minutes, visual or visual and kinesthetic imagery of specific activities and used gait videos of patients or healthy subjects promote familiarization and identification of kinematic components of the movement.

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Practice of mental protocols used in rehabilitation of patients with Parkinson's disease: a systematic review

Silva¹,

Coriolano²,

Macêdo³

et al. 2016

Acta Fisiátrica

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“…Gli studi riportano prove dell'efficacia della riabilitazione basata sulle immagini motorie in casi di malattia di Parkinson, dolore cronico, dolore connesso all'arto fantasma, ictus (Birbaumer et al, 1997;Chan et al, 2007;Tamir et al, 2007;Malouin et al, 2012). Come accennato in precedenza, un fattore determinante per la riuscita del training basato sulle immagini motorie è l'integrità dei processi di base dell'imagery nei pazienti.…”

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2015

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“…As such, it is not unlikely that the nigrostriatal dopaminergic deficiency of PD may affect imagery performance. Up to now, however, studies on this topic are scarce and have reported largely inconsistent results (Heremans, et al, 2011;Tamir, et al, 2007;Yagüez, Canavan, Lange, & Hömberg, 1999).…”

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“…In the past, most studies did not evaluate MI ability at all (e.g., Liu, et al, 2004;Tamir, et al, 2007), or evaluated it by means of subjective methods such as questionnaires and interviews (e.g., Page, Levine, Sisto, & Johnston, 2001). An exception to this are studies that used the recording of autonomic responses to evaluate MI (see Collet, et al, 2011 andCollet, 2005a for reviews).…”

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Evaluation of motor imagery ability in neurological patients: a review

Heremans

Vercruysse

Spildooren

et al. 2013

Mov Sport Sci/Sci Mot

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Abstract. Motor imagery is a promising new intervention strategy within neurological rehabilitation. However, previous studies have shown that the ability to perform motor imagery is not well preserved in all neurological patients. Therefore, patients' motor imagery ability needs to be thoroughly examined when they are included in motor imagery rehabilitation programs or studies. In the past, objective methods to evaluate motor imagery were lacking rigour, and participants' imagery ability was often insufficiently assessed. The present paper discusses several methods to assess motor imagery ability and discusses their specific advantages and disadvantages. As well, an overview is given of studies applying these methods in patients with stroke, Parkinson's disease and multiple sclerosis. Key words:Motor imagery, eye movements, hand movements, mental practice, imagery ability, neurorehabilitation Résumé.Évaluation des capacités d'imagerie motrice chez les patients victimes d'une atteinte neurologique.L'imagerie motrice est une technique prometteuse pour la réadaptation des patients victimes d'une atteinte neurologique. Plusieursétudes ont cependant montré que la capacitéà utiliser efficacement l'imagerie motrice n'est pas nécessairement préservée chez tous les patients. Aussi, il est indispensable de l'évaluer objectivement avant d'incorporer un travail mental au cours des programmes de rééducation. Par le passé, les méthodes objectives utilisées pourévaluer les capacités individuelles d'imagerie ont souvent manqué de rigueur. Parfois, ces capacités n'étaient même pas considérées. Cet article présente les avantages et inconvénients des différentes méthodes permettant de le faire. Les applications chez les patients ayant subi un accident vasculaire cérébral et les personnes atteintes de la maladie de Parkinson ou de la sclérose en plaques sontégalement abordées.

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Integration of Motor Imagery and Physical Practice in Group Treatment Applied to Subjects With Parkinson’s Disease

Abstract: The combination of motor imagery and real practice may be effective in the treatment of PD, especially for reducing bradykinesia. The implementation of this treatment regimen allows for the extension of practice time with negligible risk and low cost.

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Practice of mental protocols used in rehabilitation of patients with Parkinson's disease: a systematic review

Practice of mental protocols used in rehabilitation of patients with Parkinson's disease: a systematic review

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