Publications by authors named "R Coronado-Zarco"

Introduction: the tendency in the rehabilitation is to train specifically to the lumbopelvic girdle muscles, to give stability and segmentary control of the same.

Objective: to evaluate the isokinetic lumbopelvic in the patient's functional qualities with a dynamic instrumentation system (Accuflex).

Material And Methods: post-operated patients of spinal stenosis by means of dynamic liberation and fixation (Accuflex).

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Osteoporosis (OP) is a chronic disease that affects older adults' quality of life, with fragility fractures (FF) being its most significant consequence due to their impact on healthcare systems in terms of morbidity, and economic and caregiving burden. FF are defined as fractures resulting from low-energy trauma, defined as falls from a standing height or less, and are usually considered osteoporotic (1). World demographic projections warn of a significant increase in adults aged 65 and older by 2050.

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  • * The relationship between muscle force and bone health is crucial as decreased muscle activity can lead to bone loss, a concern not yet fully studied in clinical settings.
  • * The review examines how the use of BTX can disrupt the balance between muscles and bones, potentially leading to conditions like osteopenia and increased bone resorption, especially in instances such as spinal cord injuries.
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Muscle quality concept can be analyzed from a morphological and functional perspectives that include relation between these properties. Morphological muscle quality considers muscle composition, architectural and structural properties. Functional muscle quality has been defined as a ratio between muscle strength or power per unit of muscle mass or area.

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  • The study investigates the role of TLR7 and MyD88 gene polymorphisms in the severity of COVID-19 among unvaccinated individuals, analyzing a population of 618 patients.
  • A significant association was found between specific genetic variations (rs3853839 for TLR7 and rs7744 for MyD88) and worse clinical outcomes, with specific genotypes linked to critical and severe cases.
  • The findings suggest that these genetic markers could help predict COVID-19 severity and are associated with immune response factors like D-dimer and IFN-α concentrations.
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