Therapeutic exercise and persistent COVID; a physiotherapy approach
Ejercicio terapéutico y COVID persistente; enfoque desde la fisioterapia
Authors: Antonio Cuesta
Keywords: Persistent Covid. Physiotherapy. COVID19. Post-COVID rehabilitation. Post-exertional malaise. COVID-related fatigue assessment
Keywords: COVID persistente. Fisioterapia. COVID19. Rehabilitación post-COVID. Malestar posfuerzo. Evaluación fatiga relacionada con COVID
Abstract: During the presentation, there will be a current review of the concepts of persistent Covid and the different approaches to its management with special attention to the author's original proposal, published in Medical Hypotheses, Vol. 62, May 2022. In addition, a narrative review of the added value that physiotherapy can provide in the different subtypes of sequelae and/or persistence of symptoms derived from COVID will be carried out, as well as the early identification or suspicion of post-exertional malaise, based on what has been learned. of other postviral syndromes Some experiences will be presented in the first persistent Covid units in public centers and how patient schools and expert patients have generated traction for the clinical characterization and phenotyping of the syndrome, with special attention to caution and pacing as an alternative measure. to gradual therapeutic exercise from physiotherapy, in the non-responder subtype to physiotherapy.
Abstract : Durante la ponencia se realizará un repaso actual sobre los conceptos de COVID persistente y los distintos enfoques de su manejo con especial atención a la propuesta original del autor, publicada en Medical Hypotheses, Vol. 62, May 2022. Además, se realizará una revisión narrativa del valor añadido que la fisioterapia puede aportar en los distintos subtipos de secuelas y/o persistencia de sÃntomas derivados de la COVID, asà como la identificación precoz o sospecha del malestar post-esfuerzo, en base a lo aprendido de otros sÃndromes posvirales. Se presentará algunas experiencias en las primeras unidades es de COVID persistente en centros públicos y como las escuelas de pacientes y los pacientes expertos han generado una tracción para la caracterización clÃnica y fenotipado del sÃndrome, con especial atención en la cautela y el pacing como medida alternativa al ejercicio terapéutico gradual desde fisioterapia, en el subtipo no respondedor a fisioterapia.
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Antonio Cuesta
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| Citation: Antonio Cuesta. Ejercicio terapéutico y COVID persistente; enfoque desde la fisioterapia. https://doi.org/10.24175/sbd.2022.000020 |
| Received: May 31, 2022 Accepted: June 07, 2022 Published: June 07, 2022 |
| Copyright: © 2022 Antonio Cuesta. This is an open access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License (CC BY-NC), which allows, distribution, reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited and non-commercial use. |
| Funding: I certify that no funding has been received for the conduct of this study and/or preparation of this manuscript. |
| Conflicts of Interest: I have no conflicts of interest to declare |
Ejercicio terapéutico y COVID persistente; enfoque desde la fisioterapia
Antonio Cuesta-Vargas
Profesor de la Universidad de Málaga
Autor para correspondencia
Antonio Cuesta-Vargas, acuesta@uma.es
Palabras claves: COVID persistente, fisioterapia, COVID19, rehabilitación post-COVID, malestar posfuerzo, evaluación fatiga relacionada con COVID.
Resumen
Durante la ponencia se realizará un repaso actual sobre los conceptos de COVID persistente y los distintos enfoques de su manejo con especial atención a la propuesta original del autor, publicada en Medical Hypotheses, Vol. 62, May 2022.
Además, se realizará una revisión narrativa del valor añadido que la fisioterapia puede aportar en los distintos subtipos de secuelas y/o persistencia de síntomas derivados de la COVID, así como la identificación precoz o sospecha del malestar post-esfuerzo, en base a lo aprendido de otros síndromes posvirales.
Se presentará algunas experiencias en las primeras unidades es de COVID persistente en centros públicos y como las escuelas de pacientes y los pacientes expertos han generado una tracción para la caracterización clínica y fenotipado del síndrome, con especial atención en la cautela y el pacing como medida alternativa al ejercicio terapéutico gradual desde fisioterapia, en el subtipo no respondedor a fisioterapia.
Therapeutic exercise and persistent COVID; a physiotherapy approach
Cuesta-Vargas, Antonio
Profesor de la Universidad de Málaga
Corresponding author
Cuesta-Vargas, Antonio, acuesta@uma.es
Keywords: Persistent Covid, physiotherapy, COVID19; post-COVID rehabilitation; post-exertional malaise; COVID-related fatigue assessment.
Abstract
During the presentation, there will be a current review of the concepts of persistent Covid and the different approaches to its management with special attention to the author's original proposal, published in Medical Hypotheses, Vol. 62, May 2022.
In addition, a narrative review of the added value that physiotherapy can provide in the different subtypes of sequelae and/or persistence of symptoms derived from COVID will be carried out, as well as the early identification or suspicion of post-exertional malaise, based on what has been learned. of other postviral syndromes
Some experiences will be presented in the first persistent Covid units in public centers and how patient schools and expert patients have generated traction for the clinical characterization and phenotyping of the syndrome, with special attention to caution and pacing as an alternative measure. to gradual therapeutic exercise from physiotherapy, in the non-responder subtype to physiotherapy.
