Samira Nadali

Bio: Samira Nadali is an academic researcher. The author has contributed to research in topics: Vertical jump. The author has an hindex of 1, co-authored 1 publications receiving 3 citations.

Effect of Kinesio Taping on Vertical Jump After ACL Reconstruction

Abstract: Purpose: Increasing in the stability of the body or extremities, support or protection of the joint and the correction of the alignment of the body or limbs might be reasons that have contributed to the effects of elastic taping. The aim of this study was the effect of Kinesio taping on vertical jump test as a skill evaluation test in order to determination of basic ability of men who underwent ACL reconstruction at the different times. Materials and Methods: Thirty six men who underwent ACL reconstruction were contributed in the no taping, placebo and taping groups. In the descriptive way used statistics such as average, Standard Deviation, variance, frequency tables and in the deductive way used GLM repeated measures and post hoc test (LSD) within three groups (P < 0.05). Vertical jump was tested before, immediately, 24 and 48hours after taping. Results: The results have shown that there were significant effects at 24 and 48 hours after taping in comparison before taping in taping group and there were not significant effect in the placebo and no taping groups. Using of tape has a positive impact on explosive muscle performance and operation. Conclusion: For this reason it is recommended that in the technical and tactical training, people who have ACL reconstruction should be used tape to reduce the likelihood of re-injury and increase in muscle strength.

The mid - term effect of kinesio taping on peak power of quadriceps and hamstring muscles after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction

Abstract: Ель : Целью данного исследования было оценить среднесрочную эффект кинезиотайпинга на максимальную мощность четырехглавой мышцы и подколенного сухожилия мышц после реконструкции крестообразной связки (ACL) через 24 часа после процедуры. Материал : Тридцать шесть человек, которые подверглись реконструкции ACL и завершили физиотерапевтические процедуры (6 месяцев), были отнесены к группам без тайпинга, с тайпингом и к группе плацебо. Максимальная мощность была проверена до и через 24 часа после того, как применяли тайпиг с помощью изокинетической динамометрии. Данные анализировали с помощью программного обеспечения SPSS 19. ANOVA и постфактум-тест (LSD. Результаты : Результаты показали, что эффект тайпинга на максимальную мощность четырехглавой мышц при скоростях 180градусов/секунду до 300градусов/секунду была значительным. В подколенного сухожилия мышц, значительные эффекты были получены при скоростях 60градусов/секунду, 180градусов/секунду и 300градусов/секунду. Выводы : получено положительное влияние тайпинга на максимальную мощность среди спортсменов, у которых наблюдали восстановление ACL. Вне зависимости от того психологического эффекта и снижения повторной травмы страха, использование тайпинга приводит к стабилизации и увеличению эффективного диапазона движения коленного сустава. Рекомендуется спортсменам после реконструкции ACL в прыжковых тренировках использовать тайпинг, чтобы уменьшить вероятность повторное повреждение и увеличить мышечную силу.

Immediate and Short Term Effect of Combination Physical Therapy and Manual Therapy in Post ACL Reconstruction Surgery Displaced Mal-Alignment of the Joint. An Invivo Clinical Trial

Abstract: Post ACL Reconstruction surgery displaced mal-alignment of the joint due to re-injury is rare and difficult to treat the condition, especially in young adult and old age when they develop kinesiophobia (fear of pain due to movement) and pain. During this time if re-surgery is not appreciated physical therapy has to play a very important role in the rehabilitation. Combination of different physiotherapy protocols has to be taken into consideration by the well-experienced therapist to show the immediate effect on the pain and other symptoms to build the confidence of the patient during the therapy. In the present study we used the combination of soft tissue myofascial release technique with MT2 blade, mobilization with belt and manual followed by Kinesio tapping to see the immediate effect. Active exercise therapy was included to carry-on the strengthening and to see short-term effect of the entire Physiotherapy protocol. The present study suggested beneficial effects in combination of physiotherapy treatment protocols. GJMR-I Classification: FOR Code: NLMC Code: WE 312 ImmediateandShortTermEffectofCombinationPhysicalTherapyandManualTherapyinPostACLReconstructionSurgeryDisplacedMalAlignmentoftheJointAnInvivoClinicalTrial Strictly as per the compliance and regulations of: Immediate and Short Term Effect of Combination Physical Therapy and Manual Therapy in Post ACL Reconstruction Surgery Displaced Mal-Alignment of the Joint. An Invivo Clinical Trial Ketan Bhatikar , Satyam Bhodaji σ & Suraksha Shanbhag ρ AbstractPost ACL Reconstruction surgery displaced malalignment of the joint due to re-injury is rare and difficult to Post ACL Reconstruction surgery displaced malalignment of the joint due to re-injury is rare and difficult to treat the condition, especially in young adult and old age when they develop kinesiophobia (fear of pain due to movement) and pain. During this time if re-surgery is not appreciated physical therapy has to play a very important role in the rehabilitation. Combination of different physiotherapy protocols has to be taken into consideration by the wellexperienced therapist to show the immediate effect on the pain and other symptoms to build the confidence of the patient during the therapy. In the present study we used the combination of soft tissue myofascial release technique with MT2 blade, mobilization with belt and manual followed by Kinesio tapping to see the immediate effect. Active exercise therapy was included to carry-on the strengthening and to see short-term effect of the entire Physiotherapy protocol. The present study suggested beneficial effects in combination of physiotherapy treatment protocols.