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Efeito agudo do alongamento do músculo isquiotibial em cadeia cinética aberta e fechada na amplitude articular da coxo-femoral
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Introdução: Existem diversos tipos de alongamento. Estes podem ser realizados em cadeia cinética aberta (CCA) e cadeia cinética fechada (CCF). No entanto, não se conhecem estudos que tenham explorado essas diferenças. Objetivo: Avaliar a diferença da amplitude articular, num momento agudo, entre o alongamento realizado em CCA e CCF. Metodologia: Os testes usados para medição da flexibilidade da musculatura dos isquiotibiais neste estudo foram o: Back Saver Seat and Reach (BSSR); 90/90 Straight Leg Raising Test (90/90 SLR) e os testes de flexão e de extensão da coxa femoral. Os dados dos três últimos testes referidos foram inseridos no programa Kinovea para avaliação da amplitude articular. Resultados: após a análise dos dados obtidos, verificou-se que não existem diferenças estatisticamente significativas relativamente ao BSSR, 90/90 SLR, e teste de flexão e extensão da coxo-femoral com os dois tipos de alongamento realizados. No entanto, ambos os alongamentos produzem aumento da amplitude articular. Conclusão: não existem diferenças significativas na amplitude articular entre a realização do alongamento dos isquiotibiais realizado em CCA e CCF.
Introduction: There are several types of stretching. These can be performed on open kinetic chain (CCA) and closed kinetic chain (CCF). However, there are no known studies that have explored these differences. Objective: To evaluate the difference in articular amplitude, at an acute moment, between the streching performed in CCA and CCF. Methodology: The tests used to measure the flexibility of the hamstring muscles in this study were: Back Saver Sit and Reach Test (BSSR); the 90/90 Straight Leg Raising Test (90/90 SLR) and the hip flexion and extension tests. Data from the last three mentioned tests were inserted into the Kinovea program for joint amplitude evaluation. Results: After analyzing the obtained data, it was verified that there are no statistically significant differences in the BSSR, 90/90 SLR and the hip flexion and extension test for the two types of stretching performed. However, both elongations produce increased joint amplitude. Conclusion: there are no significant differences in the joint amplitude between the performance of the hamstring elongation performed in ACC and CCF.
Introduction: There are several types of stretching. These can be performed on open kinetic chain (CCA) and closed kinetic chain (CCF). However, there are no known studies that have explored these differences. Objective: To evaluate the difference in articular amplitude, at an acute moment, between the streching performed in CCA and CCF. Methodology: The tests used to measure the flexibility of the hamstring muscles in this study were: Back Saver Sit and Reach Test (BSSR); the 90/90 Straight Leg Raising Test (90/90 SLR) and the hip flexion and extension tests. Data from the last three mentioned tests were inserted into the Kinovea program for joint amplitude evaluation. Results: After analyzing the obtained data, it was verified that there are no statistically significant differences in the BSSR, 90/90 SLR and the hip flexion and extension test for the two types of stretching performed. However, both elongations produce increased joint amplitude. Conclusion: there are no significant differences in the joint amplitude between the performance of the hamstring elongation performed in ACC and CCF.
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Projeto de Graduação apresentado à Universidade Fernando Pessoa como parte dos requisitos para obtenção do grau de Licenciada em Fisioterapia
Keywords
Flexibilidade Alongamento Cadeia cinética aberta Cadeia cinética fechada Flexibility Stretching Open kinetic chain Closed kinetic chain