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Selected methods of conservative treatment in painful hallux valgus therapy

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Wódka K. , Jankowicz-Szymańska A. , Smoła E. , Bibro M.

Health Promotion & Physical Activity

2020

tom 11

nr 2

21-27

Hallux valgus is one of the most common deformities within forefoot region. Reasons for this deformity are not entirely clear. The available literature lists both internal and external factors. Researchers dealing with hallux valgus emphasize that this deformation is accompanied by pain, reduced quality of life, changed foot statics, cosmetic problems and problems with buying the right footwear. The occurrence of pain may significantly affect the quality of everyday functioning and the broadly understood quality of life. The purpose of the following publication is to review selected interactions in the area of physiotherapy and orthopedic measures in the therapy of people reporting pain within the hallux valgus region.

Paluch koślawy jest jedną z najczęstszych deformacji w obrębie przodostopia. Przyczyny powstawania tej deformacji nie są do końca wyjaśnione. W dostępnej literaturze wymienia się zarówno czynniki wewnętrzne, jak i zewnętrze. Badacze zajmujący się tematyką palucha koślawego podkreślają, iż wspomnianej deformacji towarzyszą: dolegliwości bólowe, obniżona jakość życia, zmieniona statyka stopy, problemy natury kosmetycznej oraz problemy z zakupem właściwego obuwia. Pojawienie się dolegliwości bólowych może w istotny sposób wpłynąć na jakość codziennego funkcjonowania oraz na szeroko rozumianą jakość życia. Celem poniższej publikacji jest przegląd wybranych oddziaływań z zakresu fizjoterapii i zaopatrzenia ortopedycznego w terapii osób zgłaszających dolegliwości bólowe w obrębie palucha koślawego.

Flexibility of the hamstring muscles and the position of the trunk in boys training football

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Smoła E. , Wódka K. , Bibro M. A. , Jankowicz-Szymańska A.

Health Promotion & Physical Activity

2021

tom 15

nr 2

9-14

Introduction: The objective of the study was to assess the flexibility of the hamstring muscles and their relationship with the position of the spine, shoulder and pelvic girdles in individual planes in boys training football.Material and methods: The study included 28 boys aged 10-14, training football 3 times a week for at least 2 years. The subjects were divided into two groups: correct bilateral flexibility of the hamstring muscles, bilateral shortening of the hamstring muscles. Body height and weight were measured and BMI was calculated. The three-dimensional position of the trunk was examined using the Zebris pointer ultrasound system. The passive straight-leg-raising test was used to assess the flexibility of the hamstring muscles.Results: 32% of people were diagnosed with the correct length of both hamstring muscles, 57% had shortened muscles in both limbs. Mean values determining the depth of thoracic kyphosis indicated its deepening in each of the groups, however, lower values were recorded in boys with reduced flexibility of the hamstring muscle mass. This group was also characterised by a better balance of the trunk in the sagittal plane. The average depth of lumbar lordosis in both groups was within the normal range. In the frontal plane, in both groups of footballers there was a tendency to lift the left shoulder (more frequent in the group with normal flexibility), the pelvis on the left side and shift the trunk to the right.Conclusion: Shortening of the hamstring muscles is common in boys who train football, but no evidence of a relationship between the limited flexibility of these muscles and the position of the trunk was found.

Exploring the pros and cons of online courses for physiotherapists - a theoretical study

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Lukács A. , Simon N. , Kiss-Kondás D. , Szabó T. L. , Bak M. K. , Bibro M. , Göz B. , Bicki D. , Akar F. D. , Sancaktar S. İ. , Pehlivan S. , Gniewek T. , Golec J. , Jankowicz-Szymańska A. , Kiviluoma-Ylitalo M. , Kreska-Korus A. , Lillo-Crespo M. , Milert A. , Özkoca G. , Policnik J. , Terán B. S. , Smoła E. , Stefanowicz-Kocoł A. , Vähä-Jaakkolaa J. , Rodríguez P. V. , Wódka K. , Yilm Ö. M. , Yilmaz D.

Health Promotion & Physical Activity

2023

tom 24

nr 3

33-39

Physiotherapy, as a constantly evolving discipline, requires professionals to continually update their knowledge base to enhance patient care. To facilitate this growth, lifelong learning through supplementary educational courses plays a crucial role. The flexible online education has opened new opportunities for adult learners, including physiotherapists, to pursue further education while managing their daily commitments. This paper examines the conceptual framework of online learning in the context of physiotherapy education. It explores the advantages and disadvantages of online courses compared to traditional classroom methods. Online education is classified into three primary types: synchronous, asynchronous, and blended or hybrid courses. Synchronous courses involve real-time interaction with teachers, while asynchronous courses allow learners to access materials at their own convenience. Blended or hybrid courses combine online learning with face-to-face instruction. Advantages of online courses include accessibility, flexibility, cost-effectiveness, diverse learning resources, and the opportunity to build a global professional network. On the other hand, online courses lack continuous communication and interaction between teachers and learners, potentially hindering the learning experience. Learners must possess strong digital skills and self-study capabilities to succeed in online education. The study concludes that the choice between traditional and online education depends on specific course objectives and participant expectations. Regardless of the mode of education, the active participation and engagement of learners are crucial for professional success. As the field of physiotherapy education continues to evolve, ongoing research and innovation are vital to improve the overall learning experience and ensure optimal outcomes for lifelong learners in the healthcare field.