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2024-05-06 @ 2:05 PM
Last Modification Date:
2024-10-26 @ 1:25 PM
Study NCT ID:
NCT04212676
Status:
UNKNOWN
Last Update Posted:
2019-12-27
First Post:
2019-12-19
Brief Title:
The Effect of Body Awareness Therapy on Postural Stability Balance and Fear of Falling in Patients With COPD
Sponsor:
Marmara University
Organization:
Marmara University
Study Overview
Official Title:
The Effect of Body Awareness Therapy on Postural Stability Balance and Fear of Falling in Patients With COPD
Status:
UNKNOWN
Status Verified Date:
2019-02
Last Known Status:
RECRUITING
Delayed Posting:
No
If Stopped, Why?:
Not Stopped
Has Expanded Access:
False
If Expanded Access, NCT#:
N/A
Has Expanded Access, NCT# Status:
N/A
Acronym:
None
Brief Summary:
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease COPD is one of the serious diseases with a high prevalence and mortality which adversely affects the quality of life and is expected to rank third in the global burden of disease in 2020 Although the primary pathophysiology of the disease is pulmonary it is emphasized that extrapulmonary involvement and comorbid conditions adversely affect the severity and prognosis of the disease In the treatment guidelines for COPD extrapulmonary systems and symptoms should also be evaluated In this context the number of studies on the effects of postural stability balance and fall has increased recently especially in COPD patients Although the efficacy of pulmonary rehabilitation PR in COPD is well defined it provides minimal gains in postural control and balance Alternative therapies are needed to improve postural stability balance and fall in COPD patients
Body Awareness Therapy BAQ is an alternative method developed by French exercise instructor and psychotherapist Jacques Dropsy in the early 1970s following the emergence of the concept of body awareness adapted to rehabilitation programs by Swedish and Norwegian physiotherapists Traditional physiotherapy methods are the basis of BAQ In the treatment sensory stimulation and movement quality rhythm coordination breathing relaxation balance coordination and proprioceptive exercises give more space In the literature BAQ decreases pain fatigue eating and sleep problems in chronic musculoskeletal or rheumatic pain coronary artery disease and neurological patient groups It is seen to increase the quality of exercise coordination balance postural control quality of life and the integration between mind-body Movement awareness and mind-body-behavior interaction developed in BAQ can help regulate emotional mental social and behavioral factors that affect health In addition to improving coping skills and cognitive behaviors among COPD patients it can contribute to positive gains in better movement respiratory control and balance The aim of this study is to investigate the effect of BAQ which is integrated into 8-week pulmonary rehabilitation sessions on postural stability balance and fall conditions
Body Awareness Therapy BAQ is an alternative method developed by French exercise instructor and psychotherapist Jacques Dropsy in the early 1970s following the emergence of the concept of body awareness adapted to rehabilitation programs by Swedish and Norwegian physiotherapists Traditional physiotherapy methods are the basis of BAQ In the treatment sensory stimulation and movement quality rhythm coordination breathing relaxation balance coordination and proprioceptive exercises give more space In the literature BAQ decreases pain fatigue eating and sleep problems in chronic musculoskeletal or rheumatic pain coronary artery disease and neurological patient groups It is seen to increase the quality of exercise coordination balance postural control quality of life and the integration between mind-body Movement awareness and mind-body-behavior interaction developed in BAQ can help regulate emotional mental social and behavioral factors that affect health In addition to improving coping skills and cognitive behaviors among COPD patients it can contribute to positive gains in better movement respiratory control and balance The aim of this study is to investigate the effect of BAQ which is integrated into 8-week pulmonary rehabilitation sessions on postural stability balance and fall conditions
Detailed Description:
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease COPD is a common disease that can be prevented and treated usually characterized by persistent respiratory symptoms and airway restriction due to airway and or alveolar abnormalities due to exposure to harmful particles or gases At the same time it was emphasized that COPD is a systemic disease according to GOLD Global Initiative for Obstructive Lung Diseases and extrapulmonary involvement and comorbid conditions adversely affect the severity and prognosis of the disease COPD is a chronic condition in which physical function social function and general health are severely affected Treatment in COPD is mainly aimed at effective disease management prevention of disease progression improvement of symptoms and improvement of exercise tolerance In the treatment guidelines for chronic lung diseases extrapulmonary systems and symptoms should also be evaluated In this context the number of studies on the effects of postural stability balance and fall has increased recently especially in COPD patients It is reported that the ability of the trunk to participate in postural stability due to increased resting breathing load weakness of the muscle strength of the diaphragm one of the major muscles with significant impact on balance weakness of peripheral muscle and systemic inflammation lead to postural stability and balance risk in COPD patients Clinical investigations of COPD patients in proportion to the severity of the disease functional balance coordination and mobility Postural stability is defined as the act of maintaining obtaining or recovering an equilibrium state during any posture or activity Loss of postural control is one of the most common comorbidities in elderly individuals Impaired postural control is more common when the elderly person has a chronic disease The PLATINO study showed an increased prevalence of COPD in elderly individuals Factors such as lower extremity muscle weakness functional performance deficit and adaptive capacity and reduced physical activity level in the elderly with COPD affect postural stability In individuals with COPD responses to postural perturbations have been shown to decrease compared to healthy controls However the ability to produce a successful postural reaction depends not only on motor performance but also on the efficient use of proprioceptive inputs In a comprehensive study characterizing proprioceptive postural control in COPD patients concluded that postural stabilization was impaired compared to healthy controls using ankle muscle proprioceptive signals more and back muscle proprioceptive signals less during balance control These findings may be a potential risk factor for the likelihood of falls in COPD patients Among the problems associated with COPD there is considerable evidence that the risk of falls in these individuals increases Falling problems and COPD are two major problems that bring great costs to the health system and especially affect elderly people The well-known fall risk factors in COPD patients are lower limb muscle weakness and loss of mobility characterized by a decrease in daily living activities Although the efficacy of pulmonary rehabilitation PR in COPD is well defined it provides minimal gains in postural control and balance Alternative treatments are needed to improve balance and fall in COPD patients
Body Awareness Therapy BAT is an alternative method developed by French exercise instructor and psychotherapist Jacques Dropsy in the early 1970s following the emergence of the concept of body awareness and adapted to rehabilitation programs by Swedish and Norwegian physiotherapists Traditional physiotherapy methods are the basis of BAT Focusing on the senses proprioceptive exercises aiming to improve the quality of movement rhythm and coordination with sensory stimuli BAT treats the individual physically physiologically psychologically and socially with a holistic approach and the treatment program is shaped according to the patients needs Breathing exercises relaxation exercises movement approaches specific to sensory awareness positioning stabilization improving rhythm and coordination and improving the ability to perform the exercise with maximum awareness are used in physiotherapy methods used in BAT It consists of specific exercises which include focusing on how the body is used during movements aiming at improving ones awareness ability to be careful and quality of movement In the literature it is seen that Body Awareness Therapy reduces pain fatigue eating and sleep problems in various patient groups and increases the quality coordination balance postural control quality of life and mind-body integration of the exercise
VFT has been gaining popularity in recent years among many health professionals especially physiotherapists In BAT movement is expressed by how one copes with the balance of the person and associates himself herself with the place and vertical axis in relation to the environment The integrity of postural stability is essential for comfortable breathing and awareness key points for dynamic balance and quality of movement Although VFT consists of simple repetitive movements that maintain the ability to use stability limits its main component is to increase the individuals awareness of his her movements Thanks to the neuroplasticity of the brain multiple slow repetitive movements allow the participant to experience the body and its limits Movement consciousness that develops by cortical processing of information about movement in the brain and facilitation of proprioceptive postural control improves balance and coordination In many cases that require treatment as a principled movement training technique behind mind-body interaction which emphasizes motion teaching based on sensory motor awareness and cognitive perception of movement BAT aims to normalize posture balance muscular tension and stiffness Experiences learned by patients help them divide difficult movements into simpler lighter movements with less energy consumption Movement awareness and mind-body interaction during movement therapy can help regulate emotional mental social and behavioral factors that affect health In addition to improving coping skills and cognitive behaviors among COPD patients investigators think that integrating them into pulmonary rehabilitation sessions can have positive effects on postural stability balance and fall as they can help them move better and help postural control and thus improve their ability to perform daily living activities
Body Awareness Therapy BAT is an alternative method developed by French exercise instructor and psychotherapist Jacques Dropsy in the early 1970s following the emergence of the concept of body awareness and adapted to rehabilitation programs by Swedish and Norwegian physiotherapists Traditional physiotherapy methods are the basis of BAT Focusing on the senses proprioceptive exercises aiming to improve the quality of movement rhythm and coordination with sensory stimuli BAT treats the individual physically physiologically psychologically and socially with a holistic approach and the treatment program is shaped according to the patients needs Breathing exercises relaxation exercises movement approaches specific to sensory awareness positioning stabilization improving rhythm and coordination and improving the ability to perform the exercise with maximum awareness are used in physiotherapy methods used in BAT It consists of specific exercises which include focusing on how the body is used during movements aiming at improving ones awareness ability to be careful and quality of movement In the literature it is seen that Body Awareness Therapy reduces pain fatigue eating and sleep problems in various patient groups and increases the quality coordination balance postural control quality of life and mind-body integration of the exercise
VFT has been gaining popularity in recent years among many health professionals especially physiotherapists In BAT movement is expressed by how one copes with the balance of the person and associates himself herself with the place and vertical axis in relation to the environment The integrity of postural stability is essential for comfortable breathing and awareness key points for dynamic balance and quality of movement Although VFT consists of simple repetitive movements that maintain the ability to use stability limits its main component is to increase the individuals awareness of his her movements Thanks to the neuroplasticity of the brain multiple slow repetitive movements allow the participant to experience the body and its limits Movement consciousness that develops by cortical processing of information about movement in the brain and facilitation of proprioceptive postural control improves balance and coordination In many cases that require treatment as a principled movement training technique behind mind-body interaction which emphasizes motion teaching based on sensory motor awareness and cognitive perception of movement BAT aims to normalize posture balance muscular tension and stiffness Experiences learned by patients help them divide difficult movements into simpler lighter movements with less energy consumption Movement awareness and mind-body interaction during movement therapy can help regulate emotional mental social and behavioral factors that affect health In addition to improving coping skills and cognitive behaviors among COPD patients investigators think that integrating them into pulmonary rehabilitation sessions can have positive effects on postural stability balance and fall as they can help them move better and help postural control and thus improve their ability to perform daily living activities
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False
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False
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