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Possibilities of the physiotherapy for the transverse flat foot in context of influence on the deep stability system
Prajková, Hana ; Samek, František (referee) ; Šlapáková, Kateřina (advisor)
This Bachelor work is focused on possibilities of physiotherapy by a laterally flat foot, a deep stabilisation system and their mutual interference. Flat feet are a very frequent problem nowadays. Soles keep contact of a body with a ground surface, they bear the weight of the whole body, absorb the shocks, etc.. The feet function is very important, and for that reason we have to try to reduce the biggest risks, which endanger it very much. In this work the authoress deals with, as it was already mentioned, the issue of flat feet and deep stabilisation system. There are anatomical and functional analysis, an examination and possibilities of physiotherapy. The authoress cooperated with 3 patients. She described in detail their casuistries, which also include short-term and long-term physiotherapeutical plans. These focus not only on the mentioned parts of body, but on the whole body, too. Critical words: flat feet, deep stabilisation system, physiotherapy possibilities, physiotherapeutical plans.
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Complex Physiotherapy by the Deffective Posture of Body with Focus on Deep Stabilization System
Kuklová, Zuzana ; Majerová, Markéta (referee) ; Šlapáková, Kateřina (advisor)
The thesis deals with a very common and often discussed topic which is a theme of various medical branches. The thesis itself is aimed at deep stabilizing muscle system and its influence on imperfect posture. From early age, the development of muscles of deep stabilizing system and their coactivation play an important role in general posture. First of all, this muscle dyscoordination leads to a postural deficit in adulthood. The main task of my thesis is to describe the system both from anatomical and functional point of view and to explain about possible ways of influencing deep stabilizing muscle system by physiotherapical methods and modification of movement streotypes.
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