Tag: Sławomir Snela

Defects in human posture and curvatures of the spine among population of children aged 12 in Elementary Schools in Rzeszów

Michał Hadała, Krzysztof Bieganowski, Dominika Sołek, Katarzyna Rzuciło, Łukasz Jachym, Sławomir Snela

Michał Hadała, Krzysztof Bieganowski, Dominika Sołek, Katarzyna Rzuciło, Łukasz Jachym, Sławomir Snela – Defects in human posture and curvatures of the spine among population of children aged 12 in Elementary Schools in Rzeszów. Fizjoterapia Polska 2006; 6(3); 233-237

Abstract
The main subject of the thesis is the statistical analysis of frequency of detects in human posture and sided curvatures of the spine among children of 12 attending to 6th from in Elementary Schools in Rzeszów. To specify the frequency of defects in human posture and sided curvatures of the spine we used research poll. Our examination includes: age, sex, height, weight, inconsistency in the lower legs, position of the shoulders, position of the waist, curves in the thorax, curves in the lower back, presence or absence of compensation, evident presence of hunched back. The researches has been carring out on population of 933 children of 12, which is the 40,5% of all children of 12 in Rzeszów. We examined 423 girls and 510 boys. The defects in human posture was detected in 188 girls bodies, which is 44,4% all being examined. While at boys it was detected in 194 bodies, which is 38% all being examined. Of the research carried out in Poland over the 30% of children and adolescents have serious problems concerning back movements. Having put an the interpretation on results allow us to make a statement that the problem of in correct axis of skeleton occurs. Among population of 382 children of 12 in Rzeszów which is 41% all being examined.

Key words:
defect in human posture, sifting test, school medical treatment

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Rehabilitation following brain tumor surgery

Andrzej Kwolek, Sławomir Snela

Andrzej Kwolek, Sławomir Snela – Rehabilitation following brain tumor surgery. Fizjoterapia Polska 2009; 9(4); 359-368

Abstract
lmproved morbidity rates and prognosis in cancer are the result of improvement in prophylaxis, early diagnosis and comprehensive treatment, including rehabilitation, which is emphasised by many authors. Further treatment following brain tumor surgery requires a multidirectional approach that includes comprehensive rehabilitation. Its goal is to prevent complications and the development of dysfunctions in successive stages of cancer treatment, to manage complications and dysfunctions resulting from the treatment of primary disease, and even in terminal disease. At present, considerable attention is paid to functional sequelae of tumor treatment rather than only to the treatment of primary disease. Psychotherapy is an essential part of comprehensive rehabilitation of patients with malignant disease. The paper presents the stages of rehabilitation of these patients, taking into consideration hospital treatment, and community rehabilitation at the patienfs place of residence, at rehabilitation clinics and even in health resort hospitals. Community or outpatient rehabilitation serves to preserve continuity of rehabilitation. For some patients, occupational rehabilitation represents a vital element in the comprehensive management, affording the possibility of fuli social integration, including the return to normal life. Rehabilitation can also be conducted in patients with terminal disease, especially in order to alleviate pain, reduce dyspnea, reduce lymphedema and improve psychological comfort.
Key words:
brain tumor, operative treatment, rehabilitation, kinesiotherapy
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