Rodica Ungur
University of Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad
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Palestrica Of The Third Millennium - Civilization And Sport | 2018
Erik Gnandt; Laszlo Irsay; Monica Borda; Viorela Ciortea; Rodica Ungur; Ioan Onac
Background. Scapulohumeral periarthritis is a medical condition consisting of the inflammation of tendinomuscular structures of the shoulder, causing pain, limited mobility, functional impotence and reduced quality of life. Aims. The study aimed to demonstrate the effectiveness of active kinesiotherapy programs combined with isokinetic exercises in improving the symptoms of patients presenting with scapulohumeral periarthritis. Methods. The study was conducted on a number of 30 patients diagnosed with simple shoulder pain, mixed shoulder pain or subacromial-deltoid impingement syndrome. The subjects were divided into two groups. The reference group, consisting of 15 patients, was subjected to an active kinesiotherapy program, as well as an active endurance one. The study group, also comprising 15 patients, was subjected to the same kinesiotherapy program, combined with isokinetic exercises. In order to objectify the results, assessment tests were performed on days 1 and 10 of treatment. These included the VAS (visual analog scale) for pain intensity, the flexion-abduction-external rotation articular test, and the Constant-Murley shoulder test. Results. On day 1 of treatment, the symptoms and levels of pathology observed among the two groups were similar. The study was performed on groups of homogeneous sex and age, ranging between 60 and 70 years. As per the VAS, the average pain intensity was measured at 5.8 among patients in the reference group and 5.7 among patients in the study group. On day 10 of treatment, the test indicated a reduction in the pain levels of both groups, the average pain intensity being measured at 2.2 and 1.6, respectively. In terms of the Constant-Murley scores, they were similar on day 1 of treatment and registered as 57.6 and 63.1, respectively, on day 10 of treatment. The articular test revealed an improvement in the range of motion of patients in the study group by 4% on flexion, 5% on abduction and 4% on external rotation as compared to patients in the reference group. The T-test results were statistically significant as regards the VAS (p<0.006), the Constant-Murley test (p<0.02), abduction (p<0.03), external rotation (p<0.005), and at the limit in terms of flexion (0<0.05). Conclusions. The active kinesiotherapy program combined with kinetic exercises ensures better outcomes in terms of pain relief, improved joint mobility, muscle rebalancing and, implicitly, improved quality of life among patients.
Palestrica Of The Third Millennium - Civilization And Sport | 2018
Lăcrămioara Alexandra Apetrei; Laszlo Irsay; Monica Borda; Rodica Ungur; Ioan Onac; Viorela Ciortea
Journal of Evidence-Based Psychotherapies | 2017
Ioana Onac; Daniel David; Adela R. Moldovan; Raluca Igna; Rodica Ungur; Ioan Onac
Notulae Botanicae Horti Agrobotanici Cluj-napoca | 2016
Ioan Onac; Valentin Singureanu; Gelu Moldovan; Rodica Ungur
Notulae Botanicae Horti Agrobotanici Cluj-napoca | 2015
Valentin Singureanu; Rodica Ungur; Ioan Onac; Melinda Haydee Kovacs; Gelu Moldovan; V. Singureanu
Archive | 2014
Viorela Ciortea; Laszlo Irsay; Ileana Monica Borda; Ioan Onac; Rodica Ungur
Archive | 2014
Viorela Ciortea; Rodica Ungur; Laszlo Irsay; Ioan Onac; Alina Popa; Delia Popa; Ileana Monica Borda
Archive | 2014
Rodica Ungur; Viorela Ciortea; Ioan Onac; Teodora Mocan; Laszlo Irsay; Maria Dronca; Ileana Monica Borda
Archive | 2014
Viorela Ciortea; Rodica Ungur; Laszlo Irsay; Alina Popa; Ioan Onac; Ileana Monica Borda
Archive | 2014
Laszlo Irsay; Andreea Cotocel; Rodica Ungur; Ileana Monica Borda; Viorela Ciortea; Ioan Onac