Associação dos níveis de GMFCS com grau de escolaridade, tipo de marcha, empregabilidade e dor em adultos com paralisia cerebral
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https://doi.org/10.5935/0104-7795.20140031Palavras-chave:
Paralisia Cerebral, Limitação da Mobilidade, Dor, Emprego, EscolaridadeResumo
Adultos com paralisia cerebral (PC) apresentam um envelhecimento precoce associado ao declínio da função. E apesar da melhoria na assistência a saúde, estudos mostram que estes indivíduos possuem menos oportunidades de possuir algum grau de escolaridade e emprego. Além de apresentarem queixas com relação a dor e alteração quanto sua capacidade de marcha. Objetivo: Verificar a associação dos níveis de GMFCS para os parâmetros: empregabilidade, grau de escolaridade, nível de marcha e queixa de dor em adultos com PC. Método: Foram selecionados 671 prontuários para análise de correlação entre as variáveis citadas acima. Resultado: Foi observado que aqueles com níveis mais acometidos da PC possuem menos chance de terem algum nível de escolaridade e emprego, além de apresentarem pior nível de marcha. Conclusão: Não foi encontrada correlação entre os níveis de GMFCS para o item dor.
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