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Instabilidade posterior do ombro em jogadores de andebol
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Objetivo: Foi o de analisar os efeitos da prática de andebol com o eventual desenvolvimento de instabilidade posterior do ombro comparando grupos de atletas com idades diferentes (sub-20 e seniores) e comparando atletas femininas com masculinos. Metodologia: Uma amostra composta por 44 jogadores foi avaliada, com recurso à goniometria das amplitudes de movimento de rotação interna e externa e de abdução, avaliação da força muscular dos rotadores externos e internos. Foi ainda avaliada a instabilidade posterior com recurso ao Jerk Test. Resultados: Foram encontradas alterações nas amplitudes de rotação demonstrando a presença de GIRD e alterações no ATM entre as atletas femininas e os atletas masculinos do escalão sub-20. Conclusão: Através da realização deste estudo e face aos resultados encontrados na amostra em estudo, concluímos que a prática desportiva ou até mesmo a idade não parecem ter influenciado a presença de instabilidade posterior do ombro.
Objective: It was to analyze the effects of handball practice with the eventual development of posterior shoulder instability comparing groups of athletes with different ages (under-20 and senior) and comparing female and male athletes. Methodology: A sample of 44 players was evaluated, using goniometry of the range of motion of internal and external rotation and abduction, assessment of the muscular strength of the external and internal rotators. Subsequent instability was also evaluated using the Jerk Test. Results: Changes were found in rotation amplitudes demonstrating the presence of GIRD and alterations in the TMJ between female athletes and male athletes of the sub-20 level. Conclusion: Through this study and in view of the results found in the study sample, we concluded that sports practice or even age does not seem to have influenced the presence of posterior shoulder instability.
Objective: It was to analyze the effects of handball practice with the eventual development of posterior shoulder instability comparing groups of athletes with different ages (under-20 and senior) and comparing female and male athletes. Methodology: A sample of 44 players was evaluated, using goniometry of the range of motion of internal and external rotation and abduction, assessment of the muscular strength of the external and internal rotators. Subsequent instability was also evaluated using the Jerk Test. Results: Changes were found in rotation amplitudes demonstrating the presence of GIRD and alterations in the TMJ between female athletes and male athletes of the sub-20 level. Conclusion: Through this study and in view of the results found in the study sample, we concluded that sports practice or even age does not seem to have influenced the presence of posterior shoulder instability.
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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
Andebol Instabilidade Posterior Desporto Ombro Rotações Escápula Estabilizadores Handball Instability Posterior Sport Shoulder Rotations Shoulder blade Stabilize