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Case report of physiotherapeutic care of patient with diagnosis cervicobrachial syndrome
Palivcová, Lenka ; Dudová, Agnieszka (advisor) ; Jančařík, Vít (referee)
Title: Case report of physiotherapeutic care of a patient with diagnosis cervicobrachial syndrome. Aim: The aim of this bachelor's thesis is processing of the case study of a patient with diagnosis cervicobrachial syndrome, a summary of theoretical knowledge, designing therapy and monitoring its progress. Method: This thesis was created as a research with case study during continuous professional practice held from 6. 1. 2014 to 31. 1. 2014 at Institute of clinical and experimental medicine in Prague, where I was working with a patient after kidney transplantation who attended the dialysis there. The thesis is divided into two parts - general and special. The first (general) part deals with the theoretical knowledge of kinesiology of the shoulder joint, includes information on the most common diagnoses affecting shoulder joint, cervicobrachial syndrome definition and with respect to my patient's basic information on kidney transplantation and hemodialysis. The second (special) part describes case study of a patient with cervicobrachial syndrome, the process of suggested therapy and evaluation of its effect. Keywords: Shoulder joint, diagnosis, cervicobrachial syndrome, transplantation, kidneys, hemodialysis
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A case study of physiotherapeutic care for a patient diagnosed with cervicobrachial syndrome
Pyšková, Barbora ; Reckziegelová, Petra (advisor) ; Hoskovec, Jakub (referee)
Author: Bc. Barbora Pyšková Thesis title: A case study of physiotherapeutic care for a patient diagnosed with cervicobrachial syndrome Thesis goal: The goal of the thesis is to summarize theoretical and methodological basis of the cervicobrachial syndrome and to describe their use in the rehabilitation of a patient with this diagnosis. Methodological approach: The thesis is divided into two main sections, a general and a special one. The general section contains anatomical, biochemical a kinesiological knowledge related to vertebrogenic illnesses. Then, the description of cervicobrachial syndrome, its clinical symptoms, etiology and treatment options are presented. The special part is the core of the thesis. It was prepared on the basis of countinuous professional practice at the Centrum léčby pohybového aparátu in Prague, from January 5 to 30, 2015. It consists of a detailed case report of a patient with cervicobrachial syndrome, offering history, input kinesiology analysis, short-term and long-term physiotherapic plan, the course of therapy, kinesiology exit examination and evaluation of the effect of therapy. Key words: physiotherapy, casuistry, cervical spine, cervicobrachial syndrome
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Case study of physiotherapy treatment of a patient with diagnosis of cervicobrachial syndrome
Jacková, Tereza ; Maršáková, Kateřina (advisor) ; Šánová, Milena (referee)
Name of bachelor's thesis: Case study of physiotherapy treatment of a patient with diagnosis of cervicobrachial syndrome Summary: This thesis deals with processing of case reports of the patient with diagnosis of cervicobrachial syndrome, further specified as cervicobrachial syndrome with root irritation. The bachelor's thesis is dividend into general and special part. The general part of this thesis includes informations about the cervicobrachil syndrome, the cervical root syndromes, the treatment and physiotherapeutic methods. Special part of this thesis contains detailed case study of patient with cervicobrachial syndrome with cervical root compression C7. It contains the input and output kinesiology analysis, short- and long-term plan, records of the therapeutic units and description of each therapy. This case report was written on the basis of the practical experience in Nemocnice Na Bulovce in Prague, from 13th January to 7th February 2014. Key words: cervicobrachial syndrome, cervical root syndromes, physiotherapy
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Case Study of physiotherapy treatment of a patient with the diagnosis of cervicobrachial syndrome
Čapková, Alena ; Štiková, Barbora (advisor) ; Reckziegelová, Petra (referee)
Title: Case Study of physiotherapy treatment of a patient with the diagnosis of cervicobrachial syndrome Target: The objective of bachelor thesis is to describe the problems cervicobrachil syndrome Abstract: This bachelor thesis consists of two parts. The theoretical part contains of anatomy, physiology, kinesiology of cervical spine. It states here the definition, cause, clinical features, therapeutic approaches to the issue. A special section is the most important part of the bachelor thesis. A special section is devoted to case report and determination of the a physiotherapy plan. The case report discussed in detail contains anamnesis, the input kinesiology analysis, short- and long-term plan, records of the therapeutics units, the output kinesiology analysis and evaluation of the effect therapy. Key words: Cervicobrachial syndrome, cervical spine, vertebral illness, case report, physiotherapy.
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Case study of physiotherapy treatment of a patient with the diagnosis of cervicobrachial syndrome
Jurčáková, Andrea ; Novotná, Irena (advisor) ; Křížková, Štěpánka (referee)
Name of bachelor′′′′s thesis: Case Study of physiotherapy treatment of a patient with the diagnosis of cervicobrachial syndrome Prepared by: Andrea Jurčáková Target: The aim of this work is to describe the problems cervikobrachial syndrome Methodology: This thesis deals with the processing of case reports of patients with cervicobrachial syndrome. The work is divided into general and special. General section focuses on the definition of the disease, causes, clinical features, therapeutic approaches to the issue. Special section is the most important part of the thesis. It concentrates on a specific diagnosis. It contains the methodology of work, history, input kinesiology analysis, short- and long-term plan, records of the therapeutic units, the output kinesiology analysis and evaluation of the effect of therapy. Key words: cervicobrachial syndrome, cervical spine, cervicothoracal transition, painful vertebral syndrome
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