Pediatric physical therapy : the official publication of the Section on Pediatrics of the American Physical Therapy Association · 2019
Considering Propulsion Pattern in Therapeutic Outcomes for Children Who Use Manual Wheelchairs.
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Rammer Jacob R, Krzak Joseph J, Slavens Brooke A, Winters Jack M, Riedel Susan A, Harris Gerald F
Аннотация
PURPOSE: Children who use manual wheelchairs encounter pain and injury risks to the upper body. Current literature does not describe how propulsion pattern and physiotherapeutic training methodologies impact response to treatment.
METHODS: This study assesses the effect of community-based intensive physical and occupational therapy on functional outcomes over a 7-week period in pediatric manual wheelchair users.
RESULTS: Key results include significant joint and musculotendon kinematic differences at the shoulder, improved speed and propulsion effectiveness, and changed propulsion pattern.
CONCLUSIONS: Statistics also revealed that propulsion pattern was a predictor of response to therapy, as was weekly therapeutic duration, wheelchair-specific focus by the therapists, and stretching.
METHODS: This study assesses the effect of community-based intensive physical and occupational therapy on functional outcomes over a 7-week period in pediatric manual wheelchair users.
RESULTS: Key results include significant joint and musculotendon kinematic differences at the shoulder, improved speed and propulsion effectiveness, and changed propulsion pattern.
CONCLUSIONS: Statistics also revealed that propulsion pattern was a predictor of response to therapy, as was weekly therapeutic duration, wheelchair-specific focus by the therapists, and stretching.