Prevenção de lesões em estudantes de música : intervenção da fisioterapia
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PINHEIRO, A. ; GAMEIRO, V. ; RODRIGUES, A. (2013) - Prevenção de lesões em estudantes de música – intervenção da fisioterapia. Convergências : Revista de Investigação e Ensino das Artes. ISSN 1646 - 9054. Vol. VII, nº 13.
1646 - 9054
Title
Prevenção de lesões em estudantes de música : intervenção da fisioterapia
Subject
Músicos
Prevenção
Fisioterapia
Educação para a saúde
Musicians
Prevention
Physiotherapy
Health education
Prevenção
Fisioterapia
Educação para a saúde
Musicians
Prevention
Physiotherapy
Health education
Date
2018-07-17T19:50:15Z
2018-07-17T19:50:15Z
2013
2018-07-17T19:50:15Z
2013
Description
Os músicos e estudantes de música apresentam inúmeras
queixas músculo-esqueléticas, tais como dor e fadiga muscular associadas
à prática de instrumentos. Estas podem dever-se à intensidade e
exigência da técnica e a posturas repetidas e mantidas. Não havendo
uma intervenção terapêutica ou uma mudança de hábitos, o músico
poderá perder alguma da sua funcionalidade, desenvolver assimetrias
posturais, perder força e endurance, senr dor e desconforto.
Inicialmente foram distribuídos 2 quesonários (Nulli 20- Índice do
Pescoço e Membro Superior e um quesonário realizado pela autora do
estudo) a 41 alunos do curso de música. Na aplicação prática do estudo,
foram realizadas sessões de ensino com o aconselhamento de estratégias
que contribuem para a diminuição de queixas e prevenção de lesões;
classes de movimento (7 sessões); sessões de alongamentos (2 sessões) e
sessões de relaxamento (2 sessões).
As queixas nos alunos de música centram-se na região cervical, lombar e
nos membros superiores, nomeadamente nos ombros e punhos. Na sua
grande maioria, foi referida a presença de formigueiros nos membros
superiores. Relavamente às sessões prácas, verificaram-se melhorias
ao nível das atividades fisicas, do impacto na vida psicossocial e no sono,
embora sem significado estatistico. Não se verificaram alterações ao nível
do trabalho e relativamente aos efeitos iatrogénicos houve um aumento
dos sintomas. No entanto, a pontuação total dos quesonários revela
melhorias para os sujeitos que veram intervenção da fisioterapia.
Conclusão: A criação de programas de prevenção de lesões nas escolas de
música e nos conservatórios pode ser benéfica, contribuindo para a
diminuição das queixas já existentes e para a prevenção de lesões,
aumentando desta forma a qualidade de vida e a eficácia destes profissionais.
ABSTRACT: Musicians and music students present numerous musculoskeletal complaints such as muscle pain and fague associated with the practice of instruments. These may be due to the intensity and demands of technique such as repeated postures and maintained. Not having a therapeuc intervenon or a change in habits, the musician may lose some of its functionality, develop postural asymmetries, losing strength and endurance, pain and discomfort Initially 2 questionnaires were distributed (Nulli 20 and a questionnaire completed by the author of the study) to 41 music students. In practical applicaon of the study, were given teaching sessions with the counseling strategies that contribute to the reducon in complaints and injury prevention; classes of motion (7 sessions); stretching sessions (2 sessions) and relaxation sessions (2 sessions). Complaints in music students focus on cervical, lumbar and upper limbs, parcularly in the shoulders and wrists. Mostly, was that the presence of ngling in the upper limbs. As to the pracce sessions, there were improvements in physical activity, the impact on psychosocial life and sleep, although without statistical significance. There were no changes to the working level and for iatrogenic effects an increase of the symptoms. However, the total score of the quesonnaires reveals improvements for the subjects who had physiotherapy intervenon. The creaon of injury prevenon programs in schools and conservatories of music can be beneficial, contribung to the reduction of complaints and for the prevention of injury, increasing the quality of life and effectiveness of these professionals.
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ABSTRACT: Musicians and music students present numerous musculoskeletal complaints such as muscle pain and fague associated with the practice of instruments. These may be due to the intensity and demands of technique such as repeated postures and maintained. Not having a therapeuc intervenon or a change in habits, the musician may lose some of its functionality, develop postural asymmetries, losing strength and endurance, pain and discomfort Initially 2 questionnaires were distributed (Nulli 20 and a questionnaire completed by the author of the study) to 41 music students. In practical applicaon of the study, were given teaching sessions with the counseling strategies that contribute to the reducon in complaints and injury prevention; classes of motion (7 sessions); stretching sessions (2 sessions) and relaxation sessions (2 sessions). Complaints in music students focus on cervical, lumbar and upper limbs, parcularly in the shoulders and wrists. Mostly, was that the presence of ngling in the upper limbs. As to the pracce sessions, there were improvements in physical activity, the impact on psychosocial life and sleep, although without statistical significance. There were no changes to the working level and for iatrogenic effects an increase of the symptoms. However, the total score of the quesonnaires reveals improvements for the subjects who had physiotherapy intervenon. The creaon of injury prevenon programs in schools and conservatories of music can be beneficial, contribung to the reduction of complaints and for the prevention of injury, increasing the quality of life and effectiveness of these professionals.
info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion
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