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Efeito da realidade virtual no equilíbrio em doentes de Parkinson: revisão bibliográfica
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Introdução: A realidade virtual (RV) é uma ferramenta que tem mostrado eficácia no tratamento de várias sequelas adjacentes da doença de Parkinson (DP), inclusive o equilíbrio. Objectivo: Estudar os efeitos da RV no equilíbrio em pacientes com DP. Metodologia: Foi efectuada uma pesquisa nas bases de dados PubMed e PEDro e no motor de busca B-on a fim de pesquisar estudos randomizados controlados, publicados nos últimos 10 anos, em inglês que incluam o estudo da RV no equilíbrio em pacientes com DP. Resultados: Na Pubmed foram encontrados 10 artigos, sendo que, depois da aplicação dos critérios ficaram 2 artigos. Na base de dados PEDro, foram encontrados 14 artigos, e com a aplicação dos critérios ficaram 2 artigos somente. Já na B-on foram encontrados 84 artigos, dos quais apenas 2 foram seleccionados após a aplicação dos critérios estabelecidos. Conclusão: De acordo com os artigos encontrados, apenas um dos estudos mostrou que a RV promove maiores melhorias no equilíbrio do que a fisioterapia convencional, pelo que são necessários mais estudos para demonstrar a sua eficácia.
Introduction: virtual reality (RV) is a tool that has shown effectiveness in treating of multiple adjacent problems of Parkinson's disease (PD), including the balance. Objective: to study the effects of the RV in the balance in PD patients. Methodology: it was made a search in the databases PubMed and PEDro and the search engine B-on the order of search randomized controlled trials, published in the last 10 years, in English that include the study of RV in balance in PD patients. Results: in the Pubmed 10 articles were found, and, after application of the criteria was 2 articles. On the PEDro database, 14 articles were found, and with the application of the criteria were 2 articles only. In B-on 84 items were found, of which only 2 if they remained with the application of the criteria laid down. Conclusion: according to the articles found, only one study has shown that the greatest improvements in balance promotes RV than conventional physiotherapy, by further studies are required to demonstrate your effectiveness.
Introduction: virtual reality (RV) is a tool that has shown effectiveness in treating of multiple adjacent problems of Parkinson's disease (PD), including the balance. Objective: to study the effects of the RV in the balance in PD patients. Methodology: it was made a search in the databases PubMed and PEDro and the search engine B-on the order of search randomized controlled trials, published in the last 10 years, in English that include the study of RV in balance in PD patients. Results: in the Pubmed 10 articles were found, and, after application of the criteria was 2 articles. On the PEDro database, 14 articles were found, and with the application of the criteria were 2 articles only. In B-on 84 items were found, of which only 2 if they remained with the application of the criteria laid down. Conclusion: according to the articles found, only one study has shown that the greatest improvements in balance promotes RV than conventional physiotherapy, by further studies are required to demonstrate your effectiveness.
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Projeto de Graduação apresentado à Universidade Fernando Pessoa como parte dos requisitos para obtenção do grau de Licenciada em Fisioterapia
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Parkinson Realidade virtual Equilíbrio Fisioterapia Parkinson's Virtual reality Balance Physical therapy