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2. Effectiveness of resistance exercise compared to aerobic exercise without insulin therapy in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus: a meta-analysis
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Nery, Cybelle, Moraes, Silvia Regina Arruda De, Novaes, Karyne Albino, Bezerra, Márcio Almeida, Silveira, Patrícia Verçoza De Castro, and Lemos, Andrea
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- 2017
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3. Protocol of a Nerve Neurotmesis Sciatic Repair using Polyvinyl Alcohol Biofilm in Wistar Rats.
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Lacerda Brito, Ana Camila Nobre de, Oliveira, Maria Danielly Lima de, Andrade, César Augusto Souza de, Silva, Hélida Cristina Cirilo da, Queiroz, Paulo César da Silva, Santos, Sara Emanuely Veríssimo, Martins, Wilayane Alves, Santos, Estela Batista, Sobrinho, Romero Andion de Medeiros, Ribeiro, Kalline Lourenço, Silva Júnior, Alberto Galdino da, and Moraes, Sílvia Regina Arruda de
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- 2023
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4. Is swimming able to maintain bone health and to minimize postmenopausal bone resorption?
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Barreto, Tâmara Kelly Delgado Paes, Bizarria, Fabiana Soares, Coutinho, Marcos Paulo Galdino, Silveira, Patrícia Verçoza de Castro, Silva, Karina de Carvalho da, Esteves, Ana Cristina Falcão, and Moraes, Sílvia Regina Arruda de
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- 2014
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5. Aerobic physical training restores biomechanical properties of Achilles tendon in rats chemically induced to diabetes mellitus
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de Oliveira, Rodrigo Ribeiro, Bezerra, Márcio Almeida, de Lira, Kamilla Dinah Santos, Novaes, Karyne Albino, Teixeira, Magno Felipe Holanda Barboza Inácio, Chaves, Carmen de Castro, and Moraes, Silvia Regina Arruda de
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- 2012
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6. Efeito do treinamento físico sobre o tecido ósseo e a concentração sérica de cálcio em camundongos fêmeas ovariectomizadas
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Tenório Angélica da Silva, Alves Simone Bezerra, Bezerra Andrezza de Lemos, Souza Grace Mary Lima, Catanho Maria Teresa Jansen de Almeida, Tashiro Tetsuo, Galindo Lígia Cristina Monteiro, and Moraes Sílvia Regina Arruda de
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Metabolismo ósseo ,Treinamento físico ,Ovariectomia ,Surgery ,RD1-811 - Abstract
OBJETIVO: Investigar as possíveis alterações morfométricas no tecido ósseo e na concentração sérica de cálcio em camundongos ovariectomizadas submetidas ao treinamento físico. MÉTODOS: Cinqüenta camundongos fêmeas, com 90 dias de idade, distribuídos em 5 grupos (n=10): controle (C), pseudo-operado sedentário (POS), pseudo-operado treinado (POT), ovariectomizado sedentário (OVS) e ovariectomizado treinado (OVT). Os grupos OVS e OVT foram submetidos a ovariectomia, e os grupos POS e POT a uma pseudo-cirurgia. Trinta dias após a cirurgia, os grupos POT e OVT foram submetidos ao exercício físico, durante 05 semanas em esteira elétrica a uma velocidade de 20 m/min. Os demais animais permaneceram sedentários no mesmo período. Após esse período os animais foram sacrificados, coletando o sangue para realização de dosagens séricas de cálcio e os fêmures direitos para estudo histomorfométrico. RESULTADOS: A concentração sérica de cálcio no grupo OVT apresentou-se mais baixa do que nos demais grupos (p
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- 2005
7. Normalization Patterns of the Surface Electromyographic Signal in the Phonation Evaluation
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Balata, Patricia Maria Mendes, Silva, Hilton Justino da, Pernambuco, Leandro de Araújo, Oliveira, Jabson Herber Profiro de, and Moraes, Sílvia Regina Arruda de
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- 2015
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8. Regenerative Capacity and Histomorphometric Changes in Rat Sciatic Nerve Following Experimental Neurotmesis
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Lós, Deniele Bezerra, Novaes, Karyne Albino, de Miranda, Filipe Barbosa Cunha, Lira, Kamilla Dinah Santos de, Andrade, Rodrigo Fragoso de, and Moraes, Sílvia Regina Arruda de
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Traumatismos de los nervios periféricos ,Histology ,Peripheral Nerve Injuries ,Vasa nervorum ,Regeneración Nerviosa ,Histología ,Nerve Tissue ,Tejido Nervioso ,Nerve Regeneration - Abstract
Through a wide range of cellular and molecular events, the peripheral nervous system is endowed with great regenerative capacity, responding immediately to injuries that occur along the length of the nerve. The aim of this study was to histomorphometrically assess the degree of maturity of the nervous tissue and possible microscopic changes in newly formed nerve segments 60 days after experimental neurotmesis of the sciatic nerve in rats. Control Group (CG) and an Injury Group (IG) were used. IG underwent neurotmesis of the sciatic nerve of the right foot, with immediate surgical repair using the tubulization technique. 60 days following experimental surgery, animals from both groups had their sciatic nerves collected for histomorphometric analysis. Statistical analysis was performed, using the Student t-test for independent samples, expressed as mean ± standard deviation, with 5% significance. In the event of injury, peripheral nerve tissue is mobilized in an intrinsic self-healing process. 60 days following of nerve regeneration in neurotmesis injury, the peripheral nerve presents a segment joining the newly formed neural stump. The new stump has a number of regenerated axons compatible with an intact nerve, but which still show great immaturity in the axonal structural layers of the nerve. Mediante diversos procesos celulares y moleculares, el sistema nervioso periférico tiene una gran capacidad regenerativa, respondiendo inmediatamente a las lesiones ocurridas a lo largo de su extensión. El objetivo de este estudio fue evaluar histomorfométricamente el grado de madurez del tejido nervioso y los posibles cambios microscópicos en los segmentos nerviosos recién formados 60 días después de la neurotmesis experimental en el nervio ciático de ratas. Se utilizaron 9 ratas (Wistar) separadas en grupo control (GC, n= 4) y Grupo lesión (GL, n= 5). A los 60 días de vida, el grupo GL fue sometido a neurotmesis del nervio ciático de la miembro posterior derecho, con inmediata corección quirúrgica con la técnica de tubolización. Completados 60 días luego de la cirugía experimental, los animales de ambos grupos fueron anestesiados y sus nervios ciáticos seccionados para el análisis histomorfométrico. Se realizó un análisis estadístico utilizando la prueba t de Student para muestras independientes, expresado como media ± desviación estándar, con un 5% de significancia. A los 60 días de la lesión por neurotmesis, el nervio ciático del GL presentó alteraciones histomorfométricas significativas para las variables: número de vasa nevorum, densidad de fibras mielínicas, diámetro axonal y de fibras mielínicas, espesor de la vaina de mielina y razón G, con similitud solamente para los números absolutos de fibras mielínicas regeneradas. El nervio periférico durante su proceso regenerativo, pasa por grandes alteraciones estructurales, siguiendo una secuencia coordinada de acciones, que dependiendo de las condiciones del microambiente donde ocurre esta regeneración, podrá ser clave para el nivel de regenerecion nerviosa periférica.
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- 2015
9. Use of surface electromyography in phonation studies: an integrative review
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Silva,Hilton Justino da, Moraes,Kyvia Juliana Rocha de, Pernambuco,Leandro de Araújo, and Moraes,Sílvia Regina Arruda de
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Phonation ,Electromyography ,Laryngeal Muscles ,Dysphonia - Abstract
INTRODUCTION: Surface electromyography has been used to assess the extrinsic laryngeal muscles during chewing and swallowing, but there have been few studies assessing these muscles during phonation. OBJECTIVE: To investigate the current state of knowledge regarding the use of surface electromyography for evaluation of the electrical activity of the extrinsic muscles of the larynx during phonation by means of an integrative review. METHOD: We searched for articles and other papers in the PubMed, Medline/Bireme, and Scielo databases that were published between 1980 and 2012, by using the following descriptors: surface electromyography and voice, surface electromyography and phonation, and surface electromyography and dysphonia. The articles were selectedon the basis ofinclusion and exclusion criteria. DATA SYNTHESIS: This was carried out with a cross critical matrix. We selected 27 papers,i.e., 24 articles and 3 theses. The studies differed methodologically with regards to sample size and investigation techniques, making it difficult to compare them, but showed differences in electrical activity between the studied groups (dysphonicsubjects, non-dysphonicsubjects, singers, and others). CONCLUSION: Electromyography has clinical applicability when technical precautions with respect to application and analysis are obeyed. However, it is necessary to adopt a universal system of assessment tasks and related measurement techniques to allow comparisons between studies.
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- 2013
10. Quadriceps muscle architecture ultrasonography of individuals with type 2 diabetes: Reliability and applicability.
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Silva, Camilla Rodrigues de Souza, Costa, André dos Santos, Rocha, Taciano, Lima, Diogo Arruda Martins de, Nascimento, Tamires do, and Moraes, Sílvia Regina Arruda de
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TYPE 2 diabetes diagnosis ,QUADRICEPS muscle ,DIAGNOSTIC ultrasonic imaging ,MEDICAL imaging systems ,MUSCLE strength - Abstract
Muscle architecture parameters performed using ultrasound serve as an aid to monitor muscle changes derived from diseases, however there are no studies that determine the reliability and applicability of this evaluation in individuals with type 2 diabetes (DM2). Three raters captured three images of measurements of thickness of the rectus femoris (RF), vastus intermedius and anterior quadriceps, RF muscle cross-sectional area, RF pennation angle in 17 individuals with DM2 above 50 and sedentary. Intra and inter-raters analysis showed reliability from high to very high for the three raters (ICC> 0.87), except for the RF pennation angle with moderate to low intra-raters (ICC = 0.58, 0.48, 0.51), and high inter-rater reliability (ICC = 0.70). Ultrasound measurements of quadriceps muscles showed high to very high intra and inter-raters reliability, thus allowing its use to monitor muscle changes provoked by diabetes or interventions in individuals with DM2. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2018
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11. Eletrophysiological study of the caudal nerve on developing rats
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Maia, Juliana Netto, Carvalho, Celina Cordeiro de, Galvão, Marina Hazin, Silva, Anderson de Lima, Mendes, Ana Carine Gouveia, Moraes, Sílvia Regina Arruda de, and Lins, Otávio Gomes
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Electrodiagnosis ,Condução Nervosa ,Neural Conduction ,Eletrodiagnóstico ,Rats ,Ratos - Abstract
PURPOSE: To non-invasively study the sensory nerve conduction of the caudal nerve of normal developing rats. METHODS: Twenty normal Wistar male rats served as subjects. Caudal nerve conduction studies were performed at 60 days from birth and weekly at end of six consecutive weeks. The caudal nerve was stimulated distally and nerve potentials were recorded proximally on the animal's tail using common "alligator" clips as surface electrodes. RESULTS: The amplitude and the conduction velocity of the caudal nerve sensory action potential increased linearly from 29±6 µV to 85±13 µV and from 34±3 m/s to 44±4 m/s, respectively, between the 8th and the 15th week of life. The equations of linear regressions were as followed: Amplitude (µV) = 8.1 × weeks - 34 (R² = 0.99) and NCV (m/s) = 1.2 × weeks + 25 (R² = 0.86). CONCLUSIONS: It was possible to study non-invasively the sensitive conduction of the caudal nerve of normal developing rats and describe reference values. The technique and data may be used as animal model in physiological and pathological studies. OBJETIVO: Estudar de forma não invasiva a condução nervosa sensitiva do nervo caudal em ratos normais em desenvolvimento. MÉTODOS: Vinte ratos machos Wistar foram utilizados. A conducão nervosa foi realizada a partir dos 60 dias, semanal durante seis semanas consecutivas. O nervo caudal foi estimulado distalmente, os potenciais foram registrados proximalmente na cauda do animal usando garras comum do tipo "jacaré" como eletrodos de superficie. RESULTADOS: A amplitude do potencial de ação de nervo sensitivo a velocidade de condução nervosa do nervo caudal cresceu linearmente de 29 ± 6 µV para 85 ± 13 µV e de 34 ± 3 m/s para 44 ± 4 m/s, respectivamente, entre a 8º e a 15º semana da vida do animal. As equações de regressão linear foram as seguintes: Amplitude (µV) = 8,1 × semanas - 34 (R² = 0,99) e velocidade de conducao nervosa (m/s) = 1,2 × semanas + 25 (R² = 0,86). CONCLUSÕES: Foi possível estudar de forma não invasiva a condução nervosa sensitiva do nervo caudal de ratos normais em desenvolvimento e descrever valores de referência. A técnica e os dados podem ser usados como modelo animal em estudos fisiológicos e patológicos.
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- 2010
12. Use of surface electromyography in phonation studies: an integrative review.
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Balata PM, Silva HJ, Moraes KJ, Pernambuco Lde A, and Moraes SR
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Introduction: Surface electromyography has been used to assess the extrinsic laryngeal muscles during chewing and swallowing, but there have been few studies assessing these muscles during phonation., Objective: To investigate the current state of knowledge regarding the use of surface electromyography for evaluation of the electrical activity of the extrinsic muscles of the larynx during phonation by means of an integrative review., Method: We searched for articles and other papers in the PubMed, Medline/Bireme, and Scielo databases that were published between 1980 and 2012, by using the following descriptors: surface electromyography and voice, surface electromyography and phonation, and surface electromyography and dysphonia. The articles were selectedon the basis ofinclusion and exclusion criteria., Data Synthesis: This was carried out with a cross critical matrix. We selected 27 papers,i.e., 24 articles and 3 theses. The studies differed methodologically with regards to sample size and investigation techniques, making it difficult to compare them, but showed differences in electrical activity between the studied groups (dysphonicsubjects, non-dysphonicsubjects, singers, and others)., Conclusion: Electromyography has clinical applicability when technical precautions with respect to application and analysis are obeyed. However, it is necessary to adopt a universal system of assessment tasks and related measurement techniques to allow comparisons between studies.
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- 2013
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13. Sensory nerve conduction in the caudal nerves of rats with diabetes.
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Carvalho CC, Maia JN, Lins OG, and Moraes SR
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- Animals, Male, Rats, Rats, Wistar, Diabetes Mellitus, Experimental physiopathology, Neural Conduction physiology, Tail innervation
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Purpose: To investigate sensory nerve conduction of the caudal nerve in normal and diabetic rats., Methods: Diabetes was induced in twenty 8-weeks old Wistar male rats. Twenty normal rats served as controls. Caudal nerve conduction studies were made before diabetes induction and the end of each week for six consecutive weeks. The caudal nerve was stimulated distally and nerve potentials were recorded proximally on the animal's tail using common "alligator" clips as surface electrodes., Results: After induction, nerve conduction velocities (NCV) increased slower in the diabetic than in the control group. Sensory nerve action potentials (SNAP) conduction velocities increased slower in the diabetic than in the control group (slope of regression line: 0.5 vs 1.3m/s per week; NCV in the 15(th) week = 39±3m/s vs 44±4m/s). Tukey's tests showed differences between groups at the 11th, 13(th) and 15(th) weeks old. From the 10(th) week on, SNAP amplitudes increased faster in the diabetic than in the control group (slopes of the regression line: 10 vs 8µV per week; SNAP amplitudes in the 15(th) week: 107±23µV vs 85±13µV). Differences at the 12(th), 13(th) and 15(th) weeks were significant., Conclusion: In diabetic rats nerve conduction velocities were slower whereas amplitudes were larger than in normal rats.
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- 2011
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14. Eletrophysiological study of the caudal nerve on developing rats.
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Netto Maia J, Carvalho CC, Galvão MH, Silva Ade L, Mendes AC, Moraes SR, and Lins OG
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- Animals, Male, Rats, Rats, Wistar, Reaction Time, Electric Stimulation methods, Neural Conduction physiology, Peripheral Nerves physiology, Tail innervation
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Purpose: To non-invasively study the sensory nerve conduction of the caudal nerve of normal developing rats., Methods: Twenty normal Wistar male rats served as subjects. Caudal nerve conduction studies were performed at 60 days from birth and weekly at end of six consecutive weeks. The caudal nerve was stimulated distally and nerve potentials were recorded proximally on the animal's tail using common 'alligator' clips as surface electrodes., Results: The amplitude and the conduction velocity of the caudal nerve sensory action potential increased linearly from 29+/-6 microV to 85+/-13 microV and from 34+/-3 m/s to 44+/-4 m/s, respectively, between the 8th and the 15th week of life. The equations of linear regressions were as followed: Amplitude (microV) = 8.1 x weeks - 34 (R(2) = 0.99) and NCV (m/s) = 1.2 x weeks + 25 (R(2) = 0.86)., Conclusions: It was possible to study non-invasively the sensitive conduction of the caudal nerve of normal developing rats and describe reference values. The technique and data may be used as animal model in physiological and pathological studies.
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- 2010
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