Laser De Baixa Potência, No Espectro De Luz Vermelha, Em Lesão Nervosa Periférica: Revisão Sistemática

Antunes, Juliana Sobral; Karvat, Jhenifer; Aragão, Fernando Amâncio; Bertolini, Gladson Ricardo Flôr

doi:10.17267/2238-2704rpf.v5i1.489

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“…Both performed ten sessions, five consecutive and with a two-day interval, corresponding to the weekend, and used Ga-Al-As laser, but Ekim et al 14 used higher parameters of power, energy per point and number of points, but smaller wavelength, still remaining with infrared laser. Although there is no consensus in the literature about LLLT parameters on peripheral nerve regeneration, experimental studies show its beneficial effects, 7,12 as in the study of Santos et al 16 which showed increased nerve fiber diameter and functional return with the use of infrared LLLT during the same period as the cited clinical trials, ie five days a week, for two weeks.…”

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“…Among these conservative treatment modalities, LLLT is a device that produces a beam of radiation, and can be used alone or as a coadjuvant of other treatments. [6][7][8][9][10] There is evidence in clinical and experimental research that one of the effects of LLLT is the improvement of nerve function, increase metabolism and repair capacity of the myelin sheath. Because laser therapy is not invasive, the ability to radiate injured nerve is helpful.…”

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“…The absorption of light energy by nerve tissue increases microcirculation, cell proliferation and migration, increases axonal metabolism, improving tissue healing, thereby provoking the expression of neurotrophic factors and the rate of regeneration, performing analgesic, anti-inflammatory action and healing. 7,11 Although experimental studies show the effects of laser on peripheral nerve injury, 7,11 there is a need to demonstrate its effects in current clinical practice. Thus, this study aims to conduct a systematic, clinical-trial review of the effects of LLLT on CTS, and thereby provides a subsidy for its use in clinical practice.…”

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Low-level laser therapy in carpal tunnel syndrome – systematic review

Kakihata¹,

Malanotte²,

Portolez³

et al. 2019

IPMRJ

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Carpal tunnel syndrome is defined as a peripheral mononeuropathy, caused by mechanisms of compression of the median nerve. Among the modalities of treatment, the laser is distinguished by its analgesic, anti-inflammatory and healing action. The aim of this study was to conduct a systematic review of clinical trials on the effects of low-level laser therapy on carpal tunnel syndrome. The systematic review was conducted according to the PRISMA methodology, and the scientific articles, published in the last decade, were searched in the SciELO and PubMED databases. Two articles were included, women prevailing and right-side involvement. In the two studies, placebo groups were used, ten sessions were performed, five consecutive and with a two-day interval, and used Gallium and Aluminum Arsenide laser, the evaluations were the tínel test, palmar pain, nocturnal pain, paresthesias, daily and/ or working activities, and electromyography. There is a lack of clinical trials evaluating the effect of laser on carpal tunnel syndrome, and of those evaluated, although there are beneficial effects, there are methodological problems that compromise the results, making it necessary to carry out new studies to consolidate the effects of the use of this therapy in clinical practice.

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Low-level laser therapy in carpal tunnel syndrome – systematic review

Kakihata¹,

Malanotte²,

Portolez³

et al. 2019

IPMRJ

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“…Eventualmente após a lesão, poderão surgir implicações motoras e sensitivas, levando a hipotrofias, restrição de movimento articular, parestesias, encurtamento da musculatura, retrações de tecidos moles, dor, edema, áreas hiposensíveis, limitação funcional, entre outras [3].…”

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Efeitos de um protocolo de exercícios de força, flexibilidade e equilíbrio nas lesões de nervos periféricos: um estudo de caso

Centenaro

Piccinini

2022

Fisioter Bras

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Introdução: As lesões de nervos periféricos são mais frequentes em membros superiores (MMSS), que são importantes para as atividades de vida diárias, equilíbrio e reflexos de proteção. Alterações no sistema de controle postural podem impactar na funcionalidade desses indivíduos. Portanto, é necessário alternativas para melhorar as alterações secundárias à lesão. Objetivo: Avaliar os efeitos de um protocolo de exercícios de força, flexibilidade e equilíbrio em paciente com lesão de nervos periféricos. Métodos: Estudo de caso de abordagem quantitativa realizado na Clínica Escola de Fisioterapia da Unochapecó, entre abril e julho de 2021, totalizando 30 intervenções de 60 minutos cada. A amostra foi constituída por um paciente do sexo masculino, 46 anos com diagnóstico de lesão de nervos periféricos no MMSS direito, decorrente de um acidente motociclístico. Foi realizada avaliação inicial, aplicação do protocolo, após a realização das escalas e testes: BESTest, MiniBESTest, Romberg-Barré, Dinamometria manual isométrica, Teste de Sentar e Alcançar e Mini Exame do Estado Mental. O protocolo continha exercícios de força, flexibilidade e equilíbrio. Os dados foram analisados através de estatística descritiva comparativa, antes e após o protocolo (média e porcentagem). Resultados: Houve melhora na força muscular, flexibilidade toracolombar (aumento de 13 cm “61,90%”) e testes de equilíbrio (15,81% BESTest, 21,42% MiniBESTest e 67,16% Romberg-Barré). Conclusão: O protocolo de exercícios refletiu positivamente na melhora da flexibilidade, força muscular e equilíbrio do paciente, tornando-se uma alternativa viável para melhorar as alterações secundárias a lesão.

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Laser De Baixa Potência, No Espectro De Luz Vermelha, Em Lesão Nervosa Periférica: Revisão Sistemática

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Low-level laser therapy in carpal tunnel syndrome – systematic review

Low-level laser therapy in carpal tunnel syndrome – systematic review

Efeitos de um protocolo de exercícios de força, flexibilidade e equilíbrio nas lesões de nervos periféricos: um estudo de caso

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