Relaxation of shortened muscles in children by scootering
Authors:
Třískala Z. 1; Bičíková M. 2; Máčová L. 2; Hill M. 2; Jandová D. 3; Morávek O. 3; Musílek M. 4; Wurstová I. 4; Škvařilová V. 4; Filó L. 5; Jurčáková E. 5; Kalina M. 5; Buchtová P. 5
Authors‘ workplace:
Lékařská fakulta v Plzni, Univerzita Karlova
1; Endokrinologický ústav, Praha
2; MediCentrum JONA s. r. o., Praha
3; Státní léčebné lázně Bludov, s. p.
4; Priessnitzovy léčebné lázně a. s., Jeseník
5
Published in:
Rehabil. fyz. Lék., 29, 2022, No. 4, pp. 181-193.
Category:
Original Papers
doi:
https://doi.org/10.48095/ccrhfl2022181
Comparison of the results, i.e. the number and severity of findings of shortened muscles by the test according to Janda and the CK test – Medi Complex software – level for healthcare
Overview
The aim of this part of the pilot study of basic research is to objectify the results of the effect of complex spa and rehabilitation treatment with and without added kick scooter riding on the changes in the length of selected skeletal muscles of younger school children (6–12 years). Two different methods were used for objectification: examination by Janda’s tests and examination by the Computer Kinesiology (CK) system. The authors present the summary results from a two-year study (2020 and 2021). The concordance of the results from both examinations for most tests provides the possibility to use only the CK system for further research. Monitoring of salivary cortisol levels was used as objective evidence of children’s reactivity to exercise. A pilot study, according to the rules of evidence-based medicine, objectively showed a positive effect of comprehensive spa and rehabilitation care on children’s movement behavior. Children with added kick scooter activity achieved better results. Statistical evaluation of correlation coefficients of changes in salivary cortisol levels showed no relationship with the observed parameter of muscle length change (stretch rate).
Keywords:
cortisol – children – shortened muscles – locomotor system – Computer Kinesiology – balneotherapy – kick scooter riding
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