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Možnosti fyzioterapie u dětí po operaci nosních mandlí
VAŠKOVÁ, Zuzana
This bachelor thesis deals with the problem of hypertrophied nasal tonsils known as adenoid vegetation. This is a very common condition amongst children and it is usually operated by surogical removal, in other words by adenotomy. An enlarged nasal tonsil often causes obstruction of the nasal passages that leads to mouth breathing. This incorrect way of breathing leads to changes in the orofacial area, as well as weakening of the respiratory muscles and poor posture. The theoretical part focuses on the correct breathing mechanics, symptoms and treatment of adenoid vegetation and its effect on the postural and respiratory system of children. The aim of this theses was to describe the symptoms and the effect of adenoid vegetation on the postural and respiratory system. The second aim was to map the possibilities of physiotherapy. After adenotomy, there is often no spontaneous recovery of nasal breathing. The defective stereotype needs to be modified and at the same time the defects of the poor posture need to be corrected. The practical part contains a description of the methodology and the course of the research. The research was conducted in a qualitative form and consists of two case studies of children who underwent adenotomy. Their medical history was collected and initial analysis was carried out. Subsequently, individual respiratory and postural therapy was performed. At the end of therapy, an exit kinesiological analysis was made. Finally, the input and output analyses were compared at the end of the practical part. The research showed that postural stabilization and respiratory mechanics improved after the therapy. This bachelor thesis can be a source of useful information for professionals or parents of children after adenotomy

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