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Hopper LS, et al.19
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Investigate possible lesions risk factors related with the mechanical proprieties of the regular used pavements by professional ballet companies. |
96 lesions were register in 18 weeks and after the definition of the right floor, 69 lesions were included in the analysis; the occurrence of the MMII and lumbar were responsible for 72% of the total of lesions, where 38 in males and 31 in females; PD can execute classes, rehearsals and shows in inappropriate floor to a safe dance practice. |
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Orishimo KF, et al.16
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Compare the biomechanical landing task of PD and team sports athletes related to typical neuromuscular deficit related to anterior cruciate ligament lesions (ACL) and difference between genders. |
PD of both genders shown a better landing mechanic, obtaining lower levels of ACL lesions when compared to female athletes; PD shown better core stability then athletes; Female dancers landed with a inferior lateral body flexion comparing with athletes of both genders, however, male PD land with a straighter posture, because in their technic, they are not always allowed to use swing of their arms to produce a jumping dynamic; the intensive technical training of PD can be partially responsible to the protections biomechanical shown during the jumping lands, favoring the lower rate of ACL lesions. |
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Liederbach M, et al.25
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Compare PD and athletes based in their resistance and fatigue in the biomechanical factors of a jump-landing task, before and after reach the fatigue related to the associated risk variable. |
PD take more time to reach the fatigue level when compared to athletes; Even to PD or athletes the landing parameters are changed by the fatigue, helping the knee flexion movements decrease during the jump landing, favoring the ACL lesions. |
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Allen N, et al.3
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Report the incidence, severity and etiology of injuries suffered by a group of PD and analyses the impact of the dance activity and PD classification about the lesions and the differences between genders. |
During a year, an average of 6,8 lesions per PD (women 6,3; men 7,3; p>0,05) were register. The average severity of the lesion was significantly higher (p<0,05) in men (9 days) then in women (4 days). The majority of the occurring lesions in women was classified as transitory (94%) followed by light (5%) and moderate (1%). The majority of lesions in male PD was classified as transitory (87%), followed by light (9%) moderate (2%) and severe (2%). Between both genders the number of lesions classified as transitory were significantly higher than (p<0,05) when compared to the light intensity, moderate or severe. |
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Rein S, et al.22
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Compare the postural control and ankle stability among PD, amateurs and a control group. |
PD present a better ankle movement amplitude as a better postural control, followed by a specific weight distribution, being significant in the anterolateral region of the foot; however, the articular position sense and the electromyography answer do not present differences between professional and non-professionals. |
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Kauther MD, et al.17
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Investigate the rate of lesions in PD and breakdancing amateurs, excessive use and other medical problems related to this modality. |
On the whole 1665 acute lesions were related during the trainings; six of the amateurs breakdancers (4,2%) never had suffer a lesion; Was verified an average of 11,6 (variation, 0-42) lesions per individual; When compared, PD suffered significantly more lesions than amateurs. |
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Bronner S, et al.4
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Report about the repair and rehabilitation of long hallux extensor and tendon lacerations of a PD. |
First case of repair and rehabilitation of the short muscular extensor of hallux tendon laceration, long hallux extensor tendon and of the metatarsophalangeal joint; the PD back to normal activities in 17 weeks, after 32 physical therapy sessions |
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Elias I, et al.20
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Examine the pattern of images by magnetic resonance of bone marrow edema (BMO) in ankles of PD to evaluate the clinical relevance of the lesions. |
Bone marrow edema in talus was observed in 9 of 12 evaluated ankles, reporting a moderate co-relation between pain and edema in PD, probably related with biomechanical stress reactions, due the unique maneuvers frequently realized; clinically, this condition can indicate a lesion sign by strain on the ankle bone. |
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Liederbach M, et al.18
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Measure the ACL lesion incidence between classical ballet and modern dance PD, and compare the rate among genders and dance groups. |
From 298 dancers, 12 had an ACL lesion in a period of 5 years, where the incidence was 0,009 per 1000 exposures. The jump landing in one leg was the mechanism in 92% of the cases. The incidence was not statistically different between gender and dance modality. However, female PD of modern dance obtained from 3 to 5 times more lesion risk when compared to both genders PD of classical ballet. |
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Meuffels DE and Verhaar JA23
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Report the ACL lesion incidence and the clinical care designated to this lesion in PD of classic and contemporary of 3 professional companies. |
The classical ballet company shows a grater ACL lesions risk probability when compared to the two investigated contemporary companies; all lesions occur in the jump landing, with prevalence of the left side with hips extroversion, more precisely on “grandjeté” to the dancers; 6 of the PD had some lesion historic with surgical procedure and were followed up by a medical team; after the lesion, all the 6 PD reported unreliability feelings to execute jumps; after return to dance; 3 of the 6 quit dance in order of the lesions. |
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Dore BF and Guerra RO24
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Investigate the prevalence of associate factors to the pain symptomatology in PD. |
High levels of tolerance to pain were observed in 70,2% of PD; the lumbar region pain was present in 85,8% of subjects; were verified positive co-relations between the intensity pain level with daily life activities, sleep, humor and personal relationship; Was determine high pain prevalence in PD observing great interference in the pain symptomatology in many personal life activities and professional of this group. |
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Lo SL, et al.21
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Report a strain fracture in the distal phalanx of the first metatarsus with strain lesion in a PD. |
Strain fracture of the first metatarsus of the PD’s right foot, defined as activities overload lesion. |
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