Study of dynamic neuromuscular stabilization technique on balance and walking function of patients with Parkinson’s disease / 中风与神经疾病杂志

@#Objective　To explore the effects of dynamic neuromuscular stabilization techniques on the exercise capacity,balance function and walking function of Parkinson’s patients.Methods　A total of 46 Parkinson’s disease patients were selected and divided into control group (n=23) and study group (n=23) using a random number table method.The control group was given conventional drugs and rehabilitation training,30 min/time,1 d/time,5 d/week;the study group was treated with dynamic neuromuscular stabilization technology on the basis of the control group,30 min/time,1 d/time,5 d/week.Before treatment,4 weeks after treatment,and 8 weeks after treatment,the third part of the Unified Parkinson’s Comprehensive Rating Scale (UPDRS-Ⅲ),the peak torque of the back muscles (PT),and the forward and backward movement distance of the trunk pressure center (AP-SD),timed up-walking test (TUGT) were evaluated.Results　Before treatment,there was no significant difference in UPDRS-Ⅲ,PT,AP-SD and TUGT between the two groups (P>0.05).The UPDRS-Ⅲ,PT,AP-SD,and TUGT groups of the two groups improved after 4 weeks of treatment and 8 weeks of treatment compared with those before treatment,and the experimental group had UPDRS-Ⅲ ［(18.76±3.59) points］ at 8 weeks of treatment,PT ［(128.09±23.74)N·m］,AP-SD［(60.68±18.63) mm］,TUGT［(22.71±3.43) S］ improved significantly (P<0.05).Conclusion　DNS can effectively improve the motor dysfunction of Parkinson’s patients,improve the patient’s back muscle strength,balance function and walking ability.

Osteoartrosis de ATM: recuperar la función / TMJ Osteoarthrosis: recover function

Objetivo: evaluar la rehabilitación funcional de la ATM en pacientes con osteoartrosis, con abordaje neuromuscular. La osteoartrosis se caracteriza por la degeneración del cartílago articular y la cortical ósea, que conduce a dolor e inmovilidad. Se incluyó a 8 mujeres entre 20 y 42 años de edad con dolor en la región orofacial, signos de oclusión disfuncional e imágenes compatibles con trastornos degenerativos en ATM. Clínicamente se evaluó el dolor y la oclusión y, mediante tecnología electrónica, se obtuvieron datos objetivos de los movimientos de apertura-cierre y lateralidades, la velocidad de apertura-cierre mandibulares y de los ruidos articulares. Las mediciones fueron realizadas al inicio y al finalizar el tratamiento de estabilización mandibular con una ortosis neuromuscular. Para determinar la significación estadística se utilizaron el Student`s test de comparaciones múltiples y el análisis de varianza, ANOVA, de un factor. Las diferencias entre medias se consideraron significativas con p <0.05. Los resultados demostraron ausencia de dolor en el 100% de los casos al primer mes de tratamiento. Se incrementaron la apertura bucal (6,73 mm promedio), ambas lateralidades (P=0.0023), velocidad en apertura y en cierre (no estadísticamente significativo). Después de estabilizar la mandíbula se redujo la frecuencia de los ruidos. En conclusión, la oclusión dental disfuncional es el principal factor etiológico de la artrosis de la ATM. El establecimiento de una oclusión fisiológica produce la descompresión de la ATM, aumenta el rango de los movimientos mandibulares y disminuye significativamente el dolor (AU)

Objective: to evaluate the functional rehabilitation of the TMJ in patients with osteoarthritis, with a neuromuscular approach. Osteoarthrosis is characterized by degeneration of articular cartilage and bone cortex, which leads to pain and immobility. Eight women between 20 and 42 years of age with pain in the orofacial region, signs of dysfunctional occlusion, and images consistent with degenerative TMJ disorders were included. Clinically, pain and occlusion were evaluated and, using electronic technology, objective data were obtained on the opening-closing movements and lateralities, the opening-closing speed of the jaws and joint noises. Measurements were made before and at the end of the mandibular stabilization treatment with a neuromuscular orthosis. To determine the statistical significance, the Student`s multiple comparisons test and the analysis of variance, ANOVA, of one factor were used. The differences between means were considered significant with p <0.05. The results showed absence of pain pain in 100% of cases in the first month of treatment. Mouth opening (6.73 mm average), both lateralities (P = 0.0023), opening and closing speed (not statistically significant) were increased. After stabilizing the jaw the noise frequency value was reduced. In conclusion, dysfunctional dental occlusion is the main etiologic factor of TMJ osteoarthritis. Establishing a physiological occlusion causes TMJ decompression, increases the range of mandibular movements, and significantly decreases pain (AU)

Effect Of Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization Therapy Vs Parachute Resistance Training On Performance Level In Race Walkers: Comparative Study

Background: Race walking significantly places stress on the lower extremity joints affecting ADLs. The gait pattern of race walking is different than normal walking that causes biomechanical alterations leading to musculoskeletal disabilities. DNS (Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization) therapy is based on developmental kinesiology and the integration of neurophysiology and biomechanical principles in which each purposeful movement pattern is reinforced by the coordination between every segmented required for postural stability. Parachute Resistance training works on the principle of air resistance and terminal velocity, which helps in improving lower extremity muscle strength and power, decreasing the stress put on joints during physical activity. Methods: The study was completed by using a stratified sampling technique among the race walkers between the age group of 18-29 years, a total of 40 race walkers (20 males and 20 females) were selected based on the inclusion and exclusion criteria by approaching various sports academies. Participants were divided into two groups, Group A and Group B. The groups consisted of 20 participants each. They were verbally interviewed regarding their demographics. Pre-treatment assessment of vo2max and speed was done using the Cooper test and sprint test, respectively. Participants in group A underwent Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization Technique, and group B underwent a Parachute resistance training program, and post-treatment assessment of all the parameters was done. Results: DNS Therapy shows significant improvement in the performance level of race walkers in group A as compared to Group B with p-value 0.003 and 0.001. Conclusion: The study concluded that DNS therapy and Parachute resistance training exercises are equally effective in improving the performance level in race walkers.

Advance in Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization Training (review) / 中国康复理论与实践

@#This article mainly discussed the concept and application of dynamic neuromuscular stabilization in order to make up for the defect that some of the traditional training only focus on large muscle groups, and ignore the deep trunk muscles, especially the small deep muscles.