A INCIDÊNCIA DE ALTERAÇÕES DO EQUILÍBRIO ESTÁTICO DA CINTURA ESCAPULAR EM CRIANÇAS ENTRE 7 A 14 ANOS
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.2384Keywords:
Avaliação postural. Cintura escapular. Crianças. Medidas angulares.Abstract
This study had the purpose to: (1 ) verify the occurrence of scapular waistline static equilibrium changes among kids from 7 to 1 4 years old and (2) verify the correlation between scapular sagital obliquity and the distances between the scapular borders. 1 06 kids from PEI — UNISINOS with ages between 7 and 1 4 years were evaluated. The results show that the most incident postural deviations were: scapular abduction (1 00% — 1 06 children), shoulders protrusion 984,9% — 90 children), dorsal hypercyfosis (96,29% of children who showed shoulders protrusion). They also showed that there is correlation between scapular sagital obliquity and the distances between the scapular borders.Downloads
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