[PDF] Top 20 Fisioter. mov. vol.26 número4 en a07v26n4

... shis controlled, randomized, and double-blind expe- riment, by submitting patients with jn to sessions of muscle strengthening through mldr, RAd, or no tre- atment, in the case of pat[r] ... See full document

... The resources for the conducting locomotor trai- ning were using a treadmill, floor traditional gait training , or a mixture of both. The number of pro- tocols which used the treadmill was around times greater than the ... See full document

... The objectives of this study are: determine reference values for the sum of skinfolds ΣSF and body fat percentage at different levels and the extent of spinal cord injury; detec[r] ... See full document

... Hemodialysis patients have considerable reduc- tion of functional capacity in relation to sedentary healthy individuals of similar sex and age (25, 26, 27). In the present study, average distance walked by ... See full document

... Pereira et al. (26) conducted a study with COPD patients (2009) and found no correlation between the 6-MWT and the SF-36 PSS (physical summary scale) and MHSS (mental health summary scale). However, differently ... See full document

... Multivariate logistic regression adjusted for age, income, leisure-time physical activity, self-reported health problem and body mass index, showed that body weight perception highly abo[r] ... See full document

... e da inovação. Ela engloba problemas e necessidades reais, objetivando soluções integradoras, é fun- damental na geração de conhecimento e não ocorre simplesmente pela junção de saberes [r] ... See full document

... The clinical and scientific interest in these tech- niques has greatly increased in the last decade. Pain management is the most studied and best docu- mented condition for treatment with transcutaneous electrical ... See full document

... tative applied in a case study of one child, seven years old, with Cerebral palsy and West syndrome diagnosis. The surface EMG activity of muscle groups involved in the cervical control[r] ... See full document

... Introdução: As quedas são frequentes nos idosos e, como eles permanecem a maior parte do tempo em domicílio, este que deveria ser um lugar seguro, torna-se muitas vezes um ambiente de maior risco. Objetivos: Identificar ... See full document

... Introdução: A Escala de Necessidade de Descanso (Enede) tem sido amplamente utilizada na ergonomia. No en- tanto, não há ponto de corte validado na literatura que permita identificar de forma consensual altos ... See full document

... According to the study results, it was shown that the level of physical activity practice among elderly women improves the body stability quantified by sta- bilometry, a fact not shown[r] ... See full document

... . Bottaro M, Russo A , Oliveira RJ. The effects of rest inter- val on quadriceps torque during an isokinetic testing protocol in elderly. J Sports Sci Med. ; : - . . Goodwin VA, Richar ds S(, Taylor RS, Taylor A(, Camp- ... See full document

... (owever, the benefits of lifestyle modification observed in this study do not appear to be directly related to loss of body weight because the magnitu- de of the weight loss was small [r] ... See full document

... Thus, the objectives of this study were to identify the cardiovascular risk, namely smoking, alcoholism, high blood pressure, heredity, sedentary lifestyle, stress, obesity, diabetes [r] ... See full document

... (owever, this study was included be- cause the foot tapping is an item of the NSS and has been used is in other studies , with the aim of evaluating the LLMC. Five tests described i[r] ... See full document

... For the observation of prevalence variables to the risk factors in the occurrence of the cerebrovascu- lar accident CVA , the used protocol emphasized: a socio-demographic informatio[r] ... See full document

... 16. Smith TO, Davies L, O'Driscoll ML, Donell ST. An evalua- tion of the clinical tests and outcome measures used to assess patellar instability. Knee. 2008;15(4):255-62. 17. Sacco ICN, Alibert S, Queiroz BWC, Pripas D, ... See full document

... with greater support surface slope angles, prevent- ing a greater range of motion in flexion of the upper limbs and difficulty in weight bearing in the upper limbs. )n children with AM[r] ... See full document

... superior and inferior limbs and balance exercises. Corroborating Berger et al. , Suomi and Koceja observed that after training sessions exercises practiced in water with prominence [r] ... See full document