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Fisioter. Bras ; 9(5): 327-332, set.-out. 2008.
Article in Portuguese | LILACS | ID: lil-546587

ABSTRACT

Objetivo: Comparar os efeitos da neuroestimulação elétrica transcutânea (TENS) e cinesiologia aplicada, assim como esta isolada, na excreção urinária em indivíduos com a síndrome do impacto do ombro (SIO). Métodos: Participaram do estudo dois grupos de 35 indivíduos cada, sendo 30 mulheres e 40 homens, com idade entre 45 e 60 anos. O grupo controle realizou a cinesiologia aplicada e o grupo experimental realizou o tratamento TENS associado à cinesiologia aplicada. Para a mensuração da hidroxiprolina na urina foi utilizado o protocolo de colorimetria. A coleta urinária foi feita na 1ª, 5ª e 10ª sessão. O tratamento foi realizado em 10 sessões de 55 minutos. O tratamento estatístico utilizado foi feito através da análise de variância One Way (ANOVA). Resultado: Não houve melhora significativa como indicado por F = 0,662, p > 0,05. Conclusão: Os resultados mostraram não haver interação significativa entre os tipos de tratamento com a excreção urinária de hidroxiprolina. Contudo, os resultados obtidos das variáveis mostraram uma forte tendência à melhora, apresentando um resultado mais efetivo no grupo que utilizou somente a cinesiologia aplicada até a quinta sessão e, posteriormente, com uma tendência mais efetiva no grupo que utilizou a cinesiologia aplicada + TENS. O estudo mostrou, também, um resultado mais eficiente do grupo que utilizou apenas a cinesiologia aplicada como tratamento.


Objective: To compare the transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulator (TENS) effects associated to the kinesiology applied, and only the kinesiology applied on the hydroxiproline (HP) excretion on individuals with shoulder pain, during 10 physical therapy sessions with duration of 55 minutes each session for both treatments. Methods: The individuals were divided into two groups of 35 people each, being 30 women and 40 men; aged between 40 and 65 years old. The control group underwent only applied kinesiology and the experimental group applied kinesiology associated to TENS. It was used the colorimetric protocol to measure urinary excretion of HP. Three samples of each variable were carried out on the first, fifth and tenth sessions. The ANOVA test with repeated measures to analyze the HP was used for the statistics. Results: There were no significance as indicated by F = 0.662, p > 0.05. Conclusion: We concluded that the study showed a strong benefit tendency for both groups due to HP decrease levels. As a better result before the 5th session for the group applied kinesiology and after the 5th - 10th session of treatment, for the applied kinesiology + TENS group, although there was no significance based on the statistics. And, also, it showed a better result for the group who practiced only applied kinesiology


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Colorimetry , Kinesiology, Applied/instrumentation , Kinesiology, Applied/methods , Kinesiology, Applied , Hydroxyproline/analysis , Hydroxyproline/adverse effects , Hydroxyproline/urine
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Medical Journal of Cairo University [The]. 1994; 62 (Supp. 2): 47-50
in English | IMEMR | ID: emr-33556

ABSTRACT

In a trial to assess the role of biochemical failure in the formation of inguinal hernia, 60 patients with inguinal hernia [30 de novo cases, 10 patients with hernia on one side and a previous repair on the other and 20 with recurrent hernia], and 20 controls were studied. Hydroxyproline content was determined in the anterior rectus sheath of the patients and the controls. The results showed a low level of hydroxyproline content in all hernia groups studied compared with the control and the difference was statistically significant. Surgeons should give the biological factors of hernia formation the same importance that given to the mechanical one. This may change their concepts of the management of hernia and may decrease the incidence of recurrence


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Collagen Diseases/pathology , Hydroxyproline/adverse effects , Collagen/analysis
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