Clinical outcomes of neuromuscular electrical stimulation applied to different neurological levels of spinal cord injuries: a pilot study
Autor
Bittar, Cintia Kelly
Aoki, Rodrigo Kenji Yaly
Zuchatti, Bruna Valentina
Ramello, Danielly Caroline de Souza
Derycke, Sofia de Siervi
Alves, Carla Fakih
Mascarenhas, Mariana Buratti
Junior, Alberto Cliquet
Silvestre, Orcizo Francisco
Data de publicação
//2022Tipo de conteúdo
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Abstract: Electrical stimulation is a tool that has been
used in various ways in the rehabilitation of spinal cord
injuries. Surface i.e. electromyography is an effective
method for assessing the many conditions in which the
patient is. Objective: To evaluate the benefits through
neuromuscular electrostimulation in patients with spinal
cord injury and possible neuroplasticity gain observed in
electromyography. Method: This is a pilot study on the
evolution of clinical cases of different neurological levels
of spinal cord injury. Conclusion: It was observed that
the spinal cord injured patients analyzed in this
preliminary study showed possible gain in neuroplasticity.
Palavras-chave
Electrical StimulationElectromyography
Spinal cord injury