influence of cryotherapy on muscle strength: a literaturae review
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Abstract
The objective of this study was to verify the behavior of muscle strength before cryotherapy use through a literature review. To write this review it was performed the analysis of works with descriptive-analytical approach about the interference of cryotherapy in the muscle strength, and the total of the studies collected was 15. After analysis of collected studies of scientific sources it was verified that there were controversies in the researches found about the muscle strength increased or reduction. It is necessary to conduct new studies that will elucidate physiological effects of ice on the muscle strength.
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| Authors | ;Gilvaney Gomes Pereira;Ana Paula Almeida Rocha;Danilo George Dias Santos;Edil Alves Andrade;Leandro Santana Aguiar Queiroz;Vanessa Neves Faria |
| Journal | Transboundary and emerging diseases |
| Year | 2013 |
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