Influ?ncia do alinhamento perna-antep? e de fatores da articula??o do quadril na cinem?tica do joelho no plano frontal durante o agachamento unipodal

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Main Author: Diniz, K?ren Marina Alves
Other Authors: Mendon?a, Luciana De Michelis
Language:Portuguese
Published: UFVJM 2017
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Online Access:http://acervo.ufvjm.edu.br/jspui/handle/1/1411
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Summary:Submitted by Jos? Henrique Henrique (jose.neves@ufvjm.edu.br) on 2017-07-27T20:49:30Z No. of bitstreams: 2 karen_marina_alves_diniz.pdf: 2490788 bytes, checksum: f57f33837519e4bf59beffaaa5eae22a (MD5) license_rdf: 0 bytes, checksum: d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e (MD5) === Made available in DSpace on 2017-07-28T17:07:39Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 2 karen_marina_alves_diniz.pdf: 2490788 bytes, checksum: f57f33837519e4bf59beffaaa5eae22a (MD5) license_rdf: 0 bytes, checksum: d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e (MD5) Previous issue date: 2017 === A abdu??o do joelho durante atividades din?micas realizadas em cadeia cin?tica fechada ? considerada o principal mecanismo envolvido nas les?es n?o traum?ticas do joelho. A abdu??o do joelho est? relacionada ao aumento da adu??o do quadril, da rota??o medial do f?mur e da prona??o do p?, tais altera??es cinem?ticas podem ser influenciadas por altera??es de alinhamento estrutural, amplitude de movimento e for?a muscular. Especificamente, o varismo excessivo do antep?, a diminui??o da for?a muscular de rotadores laterais de quadril e o aumento da amplitude de movimento passiva de rota??o medial do quadril podem contribuir para o aumento da prona??o do p? e da rota??o medial da t?bia e f?mur, o que consequentemente pode contribuir para a abdu??o do joelho em cadeia fechada. Portanto, entender como estes fatores em conjunto interagem e influenciam a abdu??o do joelho permite desenvolvimento de estrat?gias de preven??o e reabilita??o mais eficientes. O objetivo da presente disserta??o foi investigar a influ?ncia do alinhamento do p?, torque muscular de rotadores laterais do quadril e amplitude de movimento passiva em rota??o medial do quadril na cinem?tica do joelho no plano frontal durante o agachamento unipodal. Quarenta e um indiv?duos participaram do estudo, sendo avaliados nos testes de torque isom?trico de rotadores laterais do quadril (TRLQ), amplitude de movimento (ADM) passiva de rota??o medial (RM) do quadril, alinhamento perna-antep? (APA) e avalia??o da cinem?tica do joelho no plano frontal durante o agachamento unipodal atrav?s do sistema de an?lise do movimento em 3D. A ?rvore de classifica??o e regress?o (Classification and Regression Tree - CART) foi utilizada para identificar os fatores e intera??es que est?o associados ao movimento do joelho no plano frontal. A curva receiver operating characteristic (ROC) foi usada para determinar a acur?cia do modelo desenvolvido pela CART. Finalmente, utilizou-se a raz?o de preval?ncia (RP) para identificar a for?a de associa??o das intera??es indicadas em cada nodo terminal da ?rvore com o desfecho. Os resultados revelaram que 14 indiv?duos (93,3%) classificados com abdu??o do joelho apresentaram menores valores de TRLQ (entre 0,26 e 0,47) e maiores valores de APA (>10,11?), com RP igual a 3,03. O modelo desenvolvido pela CART obteve acur?cia adequada (91,5% (IC 95%= 82,7-100) p < 0.0001), indicando como predi??o correta 81,8% de indiv?duos com abdu??o de joelho e 94,7% de indiv?duos com adu??o do joelho. Concluise que a abdu??o do joelho ? influenciada e depende da intera??o entre TRLQ e APA, sendo assim, indiv?duos com menores valores de TRLQ e maiores APA apresentam abdu??o do joelho. === Disserta??o (Mestrado) ? Programa de P?s-Gradua??o em Reabilita??o e Desempenho Funcional, Universidade Federal dos Vales do Jequitinhonha e Mucuri, 2016. === The knee abduction during dynamic activities in closed kinetic chain is considered the main mechanism involved in non-traumatic knee injuries. Knee abduction is related to the increase in hip adduction, femur medial rotation and foot pronation. These kinematic changes can be influenced by modifications on structural alignment, range of motion and muscular strength. Specifically, the excess of forefoot varus, reduction strength of in the lateral hip rotators and increased passive hip medial rotation can contribute to a higher degree of foot pronation and medial rotation of tibia and femur, which may contribute to the abduction of the closed-chain knee. Therefore the understanding of how these factors interact to influence the keen abduction permits the development of prevention strategies and a more efficient rehabilitation. The aim of the study was to investigate the influence of foot alignment, hip lateral rotator torque and passive hip medial rotator range of motion on frontal plane knee kinematic during single leg squat. Forty one subjects participated in this study. They were tested on the hip lateral rotator isometric torque test (HLIT), passive range of motion (ROM) of hip medial rotator (MR), shank-forefoot alignment (SFA) and were assessed on the frontal plane knee kinematics during single leg squat using a 3D movement analysis system. The Classification and Regression Tree ? CART was used to identify factors and interaction that are associated to the occurrence of knee abduction. The receiver operation characteristic curve (ROC) was used to calculate the accuracy of the model developed by the CART. Finally, prevalence ratio (PR) was used to identify the strength of the association of the interactions indicated at each terminal node with the outcome. The results revealed that 14 subjects (93.3%) classified with knee abduction present lower HLIT values (between 0.26 and 0.47) and higher SFA values (>10.11?, PR=3.03). The model developed by CART had an adequate accuracy (91.5% (IC 95%= 82.7-100) p < 0.0001), indicating a correct prediction of 81.8% of the subjects with knee abduction and 94.7% of the subjects with knee adduction. In conclusion the knee abduction is influenced and depends on the interaction between HLIT and SFA. Subjects with a lower HLIT and higher FSA present knee abduction.