rehabilitación fisioterapéutica de personas viviendo con el virus de inmunodeficiencia humana y sida physiotherapeutic rehabilitation of people with hiv/aids
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La rehabilitación fisioterapéutica de personas viviendo con el virus de inmunodeficiencia humana y sida, compensa índices de discapacidad y aumenta la calidad de vida, con independencia de su duración; pero debe ser permanente -- acorde con las necesidades --, individualizada, flexible, adaptada y estrechamente vinculada con cuidados médicos. Se concluye que las repercusiones de las deficiencias, discapacidades y minusvalías (transitorias o permanentes) provocadas por esa infección, al no producirse exclusivamente en el plano físico, deben ser evaluadas y cuidadosamente atendidas por un equipo de salud multidisciplinario.
Physiotherapeutic rehabilitation of people with HIV/AIDS compensates handicap indexes and increases life quality, independently of its length period. However, it has to be permanent -- according to the needs of these people --, individualized, flexible, adaptive, and closely related to medical care. Thus, it is concluded that repercussions of deficiencies, handicaps, and disabilities (temporal or permanent) due to this infection must be assessed and carefully treated by a multidisciplinary medical staff when they are not produced exclusively in the physical level.
Physiotherapeutic rehabilitation of people with HIV/AIDS compensates handicap indexes and increases life quality, independently of its length period. However, it has to be permanent -- according to the needs of these people --, individualized, flexible, adaptive, and closely related to medical care. Thus, it is concluded that repercussions of deficiencies, handicaps, and disabilities (temporal or permanent) due to this infection must be assessed and carefully treated by a multidisciplinary medical staff when they are not produced exclusively in the physical level.
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| Authors | ;Marcia Sandra Hernández Zayas;Joaquín Maturell Lorenzo;Isabel Adela Vigil Zulueta;María Julia Rodríguez Nápoles |
| Journal | Endocrine |
| Year | 2011 |
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