Medical Hydrology and Balneology: Environmental Aspects

Medical Hydrology and Balneology: Environmental Aspects
obtained. For early rehabilitation through active movement of the shoulder in water
and on land arrangements must be made in water at low speeds (30°/sec) because
muscle activation is lower than on land at this speed, then at medium speeds
(45°/sec), where there is no dominance between on land and in water, so you would
in the environment most favorable to some specific criteria in the rehabilitation
process, and finally, at high speeds (90°/sec) on land again because muscle activation
is lower for a single run in water. On the other hand, outlining the importance
of the pectoralis in the stabilization of the shoulder in the FA. And regarding the
movement in early periods begin with the reeducation in abduction, then
antepulsion and finally the combined work of the movement (45°). This protocol,
progressing as muscle activation, allows for early active motion, reducing the time
to achieve therapeutic goals and increasing patient safety.
Keywords: Physiotherapy, Surface Electromyography, Shoulder, Movement
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2012, núm. 6, 263-264