Cambios motrices en niños de 0 a 6 años con EMOC espástica que participan en un programa de equinoterapia

El estudio planteado pretende profundizar sobre los cambios motrices en los niños de 0 a 6 años con EMOC espástica, que participan en el programa de equinoterapia en la sede de carabineros en el parque nacional de Bogotá durante el 2002. Con este fin, en el marco teórico se retomarán de forma breve...

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title	Cambios motrices en niños de 0 a 6 años con EMOC espástica que participan en un programa de equinoterapia
spellingShingle	Cambios motrices en niños de 0 a 6 años con EMOC espástica que participan en un programa de equinoterapia EMOC Parálisis cerebral Equinoterapia Farmacología & terapéutica Espasticidad Parálisis cerebral Rehabilitación
title_short	Cambios motrices en niños de 0 a 6 años con EMOC espástica que participan en un programa de equinoterapia
title_full	Cambios motrices en niños de 0 a 6 años con EMOC espástica que participan en un programa de equinoterapia
title_fullStr	Cambios motrices en niños de 0 a 6 años con EMOC espástica que participan en un programa de equinoterapia
title_full_unstemmed	Cambios motrices en niños de 0 a 6 años con EMOC espástica que participan en un programa de equinoterapia
title_sort	Cambios motrices en niños de 0 a 6 años con EMOC espástica que participan en un programa de equinoterapia
dc.contributor.advisor.none.fl_str_mv	Jurado, Gloria García Sánchez, Lilia Virginia Jurado, Gloria
dc.subject.spa.fl_str_mv	EMOC Parálisis cerebral Equinoterapia
topic	EMOC Parálisis cerebral Equinoterapia Farmacología & terapéutica Espasticidad Parálisis cerebral Rehabilitación
dc.subject.ddc.spa.fl_str_mv	Farmacología & terapéutica
dc.subject.lemb.spa.fl_str_mv	Espasticidad Parálisis cerebral Rehabilitación
description	El estudio planteado pretende profundizar sobre los cambios motrices en los niños de 0 a 6 años con EMOC espástica, que participan en el programa de equinoterapia en la sede de carabineros en el parque nacional de Bogotá durante el 2002. Con este fin, en el marco teórico se retomarán de forma breve temas relacionados no solo con el desarrollo motor normal de los niños, como control motor y plasticidad cerebral, sino los que están relacionados directamente con la patología y el tratamiento utilizados en el estudio, como EMOC y equinoterapia. Además, en el presente documento se han organizado varios capítulos dentro de los que se aclara el planteamiento del problema y los objetivos que se pretenden lograr con el estudio; se incluye un mapa y marco conceptual, los cuales proporcionan una explicación sencilla sobre los temas y términos que se utilizan dentro de éste para unificar criterios con el lector, y finalmente en el marco metodológico se describe la manera en que fue realizada la investigación, seguido de la presentación y análisis de los datos, junto con la discusión respectiva y las conclusiones.
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spelling	Jurado, Gloria0e82ad09-e898-4c1a-a946-c92fbdb30e29600García Sánchez, Lilia Virginia51742653600Jurado, Gloria0e82ad09-e898-4c1a-a946-c92fbdb30e29600Escalante Molano, José VenturaPedraza Fernández, Jazmín LuceroMartínez Sarmiento, Mayda LucíaFisioterapeutaFull timedd0044cc-8d1a-43b8-bf60-e9cfed598ca460070a36433-7912-4b67-99ae-34c9c153d799600da12944e-e2ea-47e0-949a-5c430bd9f58d6002020-03-27T13:39:45Z2020-03-27T13:39:45Z20032003El estudio planteado pretende profundizar sobre los cambios motrices en los niños de 0 a 6 años con EMOC espástica, que participan en el programa de equinoterapia en la sede de carabineros en el parque nacional de Bogotá durante el 2002. Con este fin, en el marco teórico se retomarán de forma breve temas relacionados no solo con el desarrollo motor normal de los niños, como control motor y plasticidad cerebral, sino los que están relacionados directamente con la patología y el tratamiento utilizados en el estudio, como EMOC y equinoterapia. Además, en el presente documento se han organizado varios capítulos dentro de los que se aclara el planteamiento del problema y los objetivos que se pretenden lograr con el estudio; se incluye un mapa y marco conceptual, los cuales proporcionan una explicación sencilla sobre los temas y términos que se utilizan dentro de éste para unificar criterios con el lector, y finalmente en el marco metodológico se describe la manera en que fue realizada la investigación, seguido de la presentación y análisis de los datos, junto con la discusión respectiva y las conclusiones.application/pdfhttps://repository.urosario.edu.co/handle/10336/21199spaEscuela de Medicina y Ciencias de la SaludFisioterapiaBloqueado (Texto referencial)http://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_14cbALL, A.C. et. al. Animals, horseback riding, and implications for rehabilitation therapy. Journal of Rehabilitation. No. 65 (3).BERTOTI, D. Clinical suggestions: Effect of therapeutic horseback riding on extremity weight bearing in a child with hemiplegic cerebral palsy: A case report as an example of clinical research. Pediatric Physical Therapy, No.3(4). 1991. p .219- 222.Bertoti, D. Effect of therapeutic horseback riding on posture in children with cerebral palsy. Physical Therapy, No.68(10), 1988. p.1505-1512.CAMPBELL, S. Efficacy of physical therapy in improving postural control in cerebral palsy. Pediatric Physical Therapy, No.90(203), 1990. p. 135-140.GRIFFIN, J. Chronicle of Therapeutic horseback riding in the United States, resources and references. Clinical Kinesiology. No.1992. p. 2-7.HAEHL, V., GIULIANI, C., & LEWIS, C. The influence of hippotherapy on the kinematics and functional performance of two children with cerebral palsy. Pediatric Physical Therapy, No.11. 1999. p. 89-101.HASKIN, M., et. al. The Pennsylvania horseback riding program for cerebral palsy. Am J Phys Med, N.61(3). 1982. p.141-144.HASKIN, M., et. al. Therapeutic horseback riding for the handicapped. Arch Phys Med Rehab., No.55(10). 1974. p. 473-474.MACKAY-LYONS, M., CONWAY, C., & ROBERTS, W. Effects of therapeutic horseback riding on patients with Multiple Sclerosis: A preliminary trial. Physiotherapy Canada, No.40(2), 1988. p.104-109.MACKINNON, J., Noh, S., LARIVIERE, J., MACPHAIL, A., ALLAN, D., & LALIBERTE, D. A study of therapeutic effects of horseback riding for children with cerebral palsy. Physical & Occupational Therapy in Pediatrics, No.15(1). 1995. p.17-31.MACKINNON, J., Noh, S., LALIBERTE D., Lariviere, J., & ALLAN, D. Therapeutic horseback riding: A review of the literature. Physical & Occupational Therapy in Pediatrics, No.15(1). 1995. p.1-15.MACPHAIL, HEA., EDWARDS J., GOLDING, J., Miller, K., MOSIER, C., and ZWIERS, T. Trunk postural reactions in children with and without cerebral palsy during therapeutic horsebackriding. Pediatric Physical Therapy, No.10, 1998. p. 143-147.MCGIBBON, NH., ANDRADE C-K, WIDENER, G., CINTAS, HL. Effect of an equine movement therapy program on gait, energy expenditure, and motor function in children with spastic cerebral palsy: a pilot study. Developmental Medicine and Child Neurology. No.40. 1998. p. 754-762.POTTER, J.T., et. al. Therapeutic horseback riding. JAVMA. No.204(1), p.131- 133.SAYWELL, SY. Riding and ataxia. Physiotherapy, No.61(11), 1975. p. 334-335.WINGATE, l. . Feasibility of horseback riding as a therapeutic and integrative program for handicapped children. Physical Therapy. No.62(2), 1982. p.184-186.WOULD, J.. Improved Gait in Two Children with Cerebral Palsy after Hippotherapy: Two Case Reports. Scientific & Educational Journal of Therapeutic Riding Federation of RDI International. 1998.BERTOTI, D.B. 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