The Brazilian Journal of Physical Therapy (BJPT) is the official publication of the Brazilian Society of Physical Therapy Research and Graduate Studies (ABRAPG-Ft). It publishes original research articles on topics related to the areas of physical therapy and rehabilitation sciences, including clinical, basic or applied studies on the assessment, prevention, and treatment of movement disorders.
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To individualise injury risk reduction measures could help to better match athlete's individual characteristics and should thus improve their effectiveness.
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To individualise injury risk reduction measures could help to improve athlete adherence into such measures and consequently their effectiveness.
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This maximised individualised approach is proposed to be used whatever the sport (i.e., individual and teams sports) in both scientific studies and real-world settings, with an end-user centred approach (especially athlete-centred approach) and a co-construction of the injury risk reduction measures with all stakeholders.
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The angular onset of pain is associated to upper limb function in RCRSP.
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Male sex and being younger are related to better functioning of the upper limbs.
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Angular onset of pain above 120° is highly frequent in individuals with RCRSP.
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High functioning stroke survivors often return to pre-stroke physical activity.
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High functioning but previously inactive stroke survivors can become active.
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Self-reported activity overestimates objective physical activity post-stroke.
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Cognitive factors are related to unfavourable clinical outcomes in patients with LBP.
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Kinesiophobia, catastrophizing, and maladaptive beliefs played a negative role in LBP.
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Anxiety, symptoms of depression, and perceived stress were not linked to severe pain.
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The Psychosomatic Questionnaire for Children and Adolescents was easily understood.
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The Psychosomatic Questionnaire for Children and Adolescents had good reliability and validity.
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The Psychosomatic Questionnaire for Children and Adolescents can be used with Brazilian-Portuguese speaking children and adolescents with musculoskeletal pain.
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The booklet is a material for continuous health care of the foot-ankle.
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The booklet has the aim of improving the musculoskeletal function of the foot-ankle.
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The booklet is intended to be a preventive tool for the impacts of DPN progression.
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The material offers an exercise regime with a personalized progression.
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Patellar alignment may influence the risk of knee injury in athletes.
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Arno angle is a feasible method to measure frontal plane patellar rotation.
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Higher hip external rotators torque was associated with lateral patellar rotation.
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Other non-local factors were not associated with Arno angle in healthy athletes.
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Challenging the kinetic chain influences upper trapezius muscle activity.
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Adding external rotation resistance decreases upper trapezius activity.
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Adding trunk extension increases upper trapezius activity.
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Changing exercise position does not change scapular muscle activity.
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