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Indagine sul comportamento anomalo di tre chiodi di Knowles usati nel trattamento di un caso di epifisiolisi
No full textIndagine sul comportamento anomalo di tre chiodi di Knowles usati nel trattamento di un caso di epifisiolisi
L'analisi dinamica del piede cavo patologico. Analisi dei carichi pressori
No full textL'analisi dinamica del piede cavo patologico. Analisi dei carichi pressori
Presenza del nucleo di ossificazione distale del 1° metatarso e sua correlazione con l'alluce rigido giovanile
No full textPresenza del nucleo di ossificazione distale del 1° metatarso e sua correlazione con l'alluce rigido giovanile
A Novel Rehabilitative Strategy in the Treatment of Mixed Urinary Incontinence in Women: The Focused MechanoAcoustic Vibration in Alliance with the Surgery
Full text linkA Novel Rehabilitative Strategy in the Treatment of Mixed Urinary Incontinence in Women: The Focused MechanoAcoustic Vibration in Alliance with the Surgery
No full textFemale Urinary Incontinence (UI) can be treated successfully, often by combining multiple
approaches as surgical therapy, pharmacological therapy and pelvic re-education as the three
possible ways all well articulated within them [1]. Clinical practice guidelines recommend
individualized pelvic floor muscle training as a first-line treatment for stress or mixed UI in women
[2,3] and rehabilitation is a good ally for incontinence surgery in women both before and after
surgical treatment, also in the light of innovative physical instrumental therapies such as the focused
mechano-acoustic vibration. It may represent a novel rehabilitation strategy in alliance with surgery
as necessary for strengthening pelvic muscles in mixed UI in women [4-6]. The main preliminary
finding of our study respect of forty five (N=45) patients (mean age of 56.10 ± 3.27 years) with
mixed UI were encouraging. The patients were divided into 2 groups: the treatment group by
mechano-acoustic vibration (Vibration Sound System® - VISS) (TG) (N=23) and a waiting list group
(CG) (N=22).
Improving “quality of life” through exercise and proper nutrition
No full textIn line with what is defi ned by W.H.O. (World Health Organization) the objective of the work
is to observe and defi ne the interconnection between a healthy lifestyle and the quality of life
perceived by people.
For this purpose, 30 healthy subjects, who had never practiced sports at a competitive
level, were recruited. All individuals were evaluated at T0 and T1 through clinical evaluation and
specifi c functional tests to defi ne the psycho-physical well-being of the person. For three months
they were followed with a personalized diet. Subjects were divided into two randomized groups:
group A called experimental that followed the protocol for the duration of the study, and group B
said evaluation group that performed only evaluations at the same time as group A. both groups
were evaluated twice, the fi rst immediately after the last training session, the second evaluation
was performed after 30 days from the fi rst.
The objective of the project was to analyze, after three months, the cognitive changes in
memory and concentration skills, stress experienced at work or study, and psycho-physical wellbeing perceived by interested parties. The data collected during the evaluations showed that the
interconnection between a healthy lifestyle and the quality of life perceived by people is evident
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