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Case Study of Physiotherapy Treatment of a Patient with Diagnosis peripheral facialis palsy
Leszkow, David ; Neuwirthová, Svatava (advisor) ; Hamouzová, Dita (referee)
Author: David Leszkow Title: Case study of physiotherapy care for patient diagnosed with peripheral facial palsy. Objectives: The aim of this thesis is to write down theoretical basis related to the diagnosis of peripheral facial palsy. The second part of this thesis is case study of one patient with Bell's palsy. Methods: Soft tissue techniques, Jebavá's approach, Kenny's method, Kabat's method. Results: Patient's right facial side muscular strength improved and at the same time resting facial expressions were restored. There was an increase in the resting muscle tone of the right side, thus removing the lagophthalmos and the sagging corner of the mouth. Conclusion: Thanks to the use of the above methods, the patient was rehabilitated to almost full muscle strength and functionality of the right side of the face, at the rest and also with active muscle involvement. Keywords: Bell's palsy, treatment of peripheral palsy, facial palsy, facial nerve, case study, mimic muscles, physiotherapy
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Kinesiotherapy and physical therapy in peripheral facial nerve palsy
Duchatschová, Iveta ; Horká, Bohumila (advisor) ; Věchtová, Bohuslava (referee)
Author: Iveta Duchatschová Institute: Medical Faculty of Charles University in Prague Název práce: Kinesiotherapy and physical therapy in peripheral facial nerve paresis Supervisor: Mgr. Bohumila Horká Number of parties: 83 Number of attachments: 0 Year of defence: 2012 Key words: peripheral palsy, facial nerve, kinesiotherapy, physical therapy, regimen measurements, cranial nerves, facial muscles The thesis summarizes basic knowledge of Peripheral facial nerve palsy. The theoretical part deals with the anatomy of facial nerve, aetiology of paresis, epidemiology of this disease, clinical symptoms, medical examination and possible treatments. The individual methodologies from the physiotherapy that may be applied in different combinations during the medial rehabilitation procedures in order to achieve the best possible effects are analysed in more detail. Another point of the thesis is the regimen measurements that the patients should follow in order to prevent potential complications or deterioration. The theoretical knowledge is followed by practical part, which examines the case study of two patients with facial nerve palsy diagnosis. It focuses on the medical examination of the state of the disease done by physiotherapist, therapy used in these particular cases and results that the therapy...
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Casuistry of physiotherapy care of a patient diagnosed with peripheral facial palsy
Kuklišová, Barbora ; Reckziegelová, Petra (advisor) ; Novotná, Irena (referee)
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Thesis title: Casuistry of physiotherapy care of a patient diagnosed with peripheral facial palsy. Thesis summary: My bachelor thesis summarizes theoretical knowledge about peripheral paresis n. facialis, possible cause, treatment and prognosis. Also, physiotherapeutic care of the patient with this diagnosis. The thesis contains a general part summarizing all theoretical information. The special part contains a patient's case report, which includes examination, design of therapy, physiotherapy, improvement and evaluation of the effect of therapy. Everything has been done during my clinical practice at the Kladno Regional hospital. Key words: Case report, Bell's palsy, palsy of nervus facialis, pheripheral palsy, facial nerve, rehabilitation, physioterapy.
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Case Study of physiotherapy care for a patient diagnosed with peripheral facial palsy
Pekařová, Monika ; Hassmannová, Kristina (advisor) ; Hamouzová, Dita (referee)
Thesis title: Case Study of physiotherapy care for a patient diagnosed with peripheral facial palsy Author: Monika Pekařová Advisor: Mgr. Kristina Hassmannová Aim of the thesis: This bachelor thesis contains a summary of expert knowledge about peripheral nerve palsy and a case study of a patient with this diagnosis. Theoretical part covers anatomical and neurophysiological context, etiology, epidemiology and treatment options. The practical part has been carried out during internship at the Kladno Regional hospital from 26. 1. 2021 until 23. 2. 2021. It consists of an entry clinical examination, short-term and long-term therapeutical plan and daily therapy record. The therapy was concluded by a final kinesiological examination and an evaluation of therapy effect. The ten therapeutical sessions contributed to facial muscles strengthening by 3-4 grades, reduction of swelling and elimination of pathological symptoms. I do believe that the prognosis of the patient for a full recovery is optimistic. Keywords: facial nerve, peripheral palsy, facial palsy, physiotherapy, Bell's palsy
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Physiotherapeutic care for patient with nervus facialis paralysis case study
Harasimová, Petra ; Kučerová, Ilona (advisor) ; Hassmannová, Kristina (referee)
Title: Physiotherapeutic care for patient with nervus facialis paralysis case study Objectives: The goal of this thesis is to establish theoretical basis related to the given problem, recording of related therapeutic sessions, initial and final kinesiological analysis and evaluation of therapeutic results for the case recorded. Methods: We look up relevant theoretical work related to facial nerves and muscles. We summarize known methods of approaching the problem. Practical section describes general cause peripheral paralysis of nervus facialis case study. There is an initial kinesiological analysis in this section, short term as well as a long term physiotherapeutic plan and recording of ten sessions with the patient along with final kinesiological analysis. Keywords: Periferal paralysis, Bells polio, nervus facialis, facial nerve, mimic muscles, sister Kenna method, soft tissue techniques, case study, physiotherapy
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Casuistry of physiotherapy care of a patient diagnosed with peripheral facial palsy
Kuklišová, Barbora ; Reckziegelová, Petra (advisor) ; Novotná, Irena (referee)
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Thesis title: Casuistry of physiotherapy care of a patient diagnosed with peripheral facial palsy. Thesis summary: My bachelor thesis summarizes theoretical knowledge about peripheral paresis n. facialis, possible cause, treatment and prognosis. Also, physiotherapeutic care of the patient with this diagnosis. The thesis contains a general part summarizing all theoretical information. The special part contains a patient's case report, which includes examination, design of therapy, physiotherapy, improvement and evaluation of the effect of therapy. Everything has been done during my clinical practice at the Kladno Regional hospital. Key words: Case report, Bell's palsy, palsy of nervus facialis, pheripheral palsy, facial nerve, rehabilitation, physioterapy.
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A case report of physiotherapy treatment of a patient with peripheral facial palsy
Příhonská, Jana ; Vláčilová, Ivana (advisor) ; Novotná, Irena (referee)
Thesis title: A case report of physiotherapy treatment of a patient with peripheral facial palsy Thesis summary: The thesis focuses on physiotherapy treatment techniques for peripheral facial palsy. It consists of a theoretical part and a practical part. The theoretical part covers basic anatomy and neurology, the characteristics, clinical picture, diagnosis, and treatment. The practical part is a case report of a patient with peripheral facial palsy. The case report includes the clinical examination, treatment, progress, and outcome. The thesis was written based on a practical training in Regional Hospital Kladno from Jan 4 - 29, 2016. Key words: case report, peripheral palsy, nervus facialis, facial nerve, Bell's palsy, physiotherapy, rehabilitation
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Kinesiotherapy and physical therapy in peripheral facial nerve palsy
Duchatschová, Iveta ; Horká, Bohumila (advisor) ; Věchtová, Bohuslava (referee)
Author: Iveta Duchatschová Institute: Medical Faculty of Charles University in Prague Název práce: Kinesiotherapy and physical therapy in peripheral facial nerve paresis Supervisor: Mgr. Bohumila Horká Number of parties: 83 Number of attachments: 0 Year of defence: 2012 Key words: peripheral palsy, facial nerve, kinesiotherapy, physical therapy, regimen measurements, cranial nerves, facial muscles The thesis summarizes basic knowledge of Peripheral facial nerve palsy. The theoretical part deals with the anatomy of facial nerve, aetiology of paresis, epidemiology of this disease, clinical symptoms, medical examination and possible treatments. The individual methodologies from the physiotherapy that may be applied in different combinations during the medial rehabilitation procedures in order to achieve the best possible effects are analysed in more detail. Another point of the thesis is the regimen measurements that the patients should follow in order to prevent potential complications or deterioration. The theoretical knowledge is followed by practical part, which examines the case study of two patients with facial nerve palsy diagnosis. It focuses on the medical examination of the state of the disease done by physiotherapist, therapy used in these particular cases and results that the therapy...
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Possibilities of pfysiotherapy in facial nerve paresis
ZIFČÁKOVÁ, Šárka
The bachelor thesis addresses paresis of the facial nerve. The facial nerve paresis is a rather common illness, which cannot be often cured without consequences despite all the modern treatments. The paresis of the facial nerve occurs in two forms, central and peripheral. A central paresis is a result of a lesion located above the motor nucleus of the facial nerve. A peripheral paresis is caused by a lesion located either in the location of the motor nucleus or in the course of the facial nerve. The most common cause of a unilateral peripheral paresis is Bells idiopathic palsy. The peripheral paresis of the facial nerve manifests itself by a palsy of muscles of facial expression. The whole half of the face has its wrinkles smoothened, including forehead wrinkles, wrinkles between the nose and the lip and wrinkles between the chin and the lip. Furthermore, a ptotic mouth corner and lagophthalmos are among the symptoms. The central paresis is most commonly a result of a cerebrovascular accident and its symptoms will appear only on the bottom half of the face, contralaterally to the point of the lesion. The ptotic mouth corner is most apparent on the affected half of the face. The prognosis depends mainly on the etiology of the illness, but not all patients recover without consequences. I address the anatomy, physiology and pathophysiology of the facial nerve in the theoretical part of the thesis, including the possible treatments and the prognosis of the illness. The aim of this thesis is to offer a comprehensive view on the topic of paresis of the facial nerve from the viewpoints of its possible causes, its treatments, determination and realization of a physiotherapeutic plan for a patient with a paresis of the facial nerve. A qualitative research method was used in the practical part. History-taking, visual examination, palpation and muscle testing of motor functions of the muscles of facial expression according to Janda were used for the evaluation of the therapy of paresis of the facial nerve on the monitored subjects. The participants were three patients with a paresis of the facial nerve. The therapy included application of warmth, a facial massage, facilitation and reeducation of individual muscles according to Sister Kenny, the use of biofeedback elements and the application of a kinesio tape. The duration of the therapy was five weeks for patient no. 1 and no. 3 and eight weeks for patient no. 2. The results are included in the form of case histories
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