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    Influência Da Função Da Musculatura Intrínseca Do Pé, Dos Estabilizadores Da Coluna (Core) E Do Quadril, Na Mobilidade Do Arco Longitudinal Medial, No Equilíbrio E Nas Capacidades Funcionais Em Corredores Com Fasciíte Plantar
    (Universidade Federal de São Paulo (UNIFESP), 2017-03-21) Buck, Isabela [UNIFESP]; Yi, Liu Chiao [UNIFESP]; Universidade Federal de São Paulo (UNIFESP)
    Plantar fasciitis (PF) is one of the main injuries caused by running. It is known that weakness of the plantar intrinsic musculature (IM) of the foot may be a potential cause of PF and little is known about its contribution to the medial longitudinal arch (MLA). The core stabilizing muscles of the spine and hip are associated with the alignment of upper body, hip and lower limbs during the run. Therefore the weakness of these muscles could influence the functionality of the lower limbs distal segments, leading to the development of PF. Objective: To verify the influence and association of the function of the IM, CORE, posterior side hip muscles on MLA mobility, balance and and functional capacity in runners with PF. Methodology: 56 with PF (20 acute – APF, 23 subacute – SPF, 13 chronic – CPF) and 20 runners without lesion (control group – GC) were evaluated. The function of the hip stabilizing muscles, MI, core, ALM mobility, dynamic balance and functional tests were evaluated. The groups were compared using the Mann Whitney test, correlated by the Pearson correlation coefficient and multiple correspondence analysis was used for the associations of categorical variables. The level of significance considered was p <0.05. RESULTS: Correlations obtained at APF: IM with MLA mobility (r-0,54; p 0,01) and functional capabilities (r-0,46; p 0,04); core with functional capabilities (r-0,57; p 0,00), and balance (r 0,47; p 0,03). In the group SPF: IM with MLA mobility (r-0,42; p 0,04); hip stabilizers with functional capacity (r-0,56; p 0,00) and MLA (r 0,47; p 0,02); core with MLA (r 0,46; p 0,02 e r 0,51; p 0,01) and EVA with MLA. In the CG, the Core correlated with MLA (r 0,47; p 0,04 e r 0,45; p 0,04); and the IM function correlated with functional capacity (r 0,46; p 0,03). Associations were found with the poor function of IM with the FP groups. FPA showed greater association with worse MLA mobility, CPF with worse function of the hip muscles. The core (ventral) was the same for all groups. Conclusion: The worst function of IM in FPC and influence the mobility of MLA in APF and SPF, and functional capabilities in APF and CG. Core in the CG is similar to FP groups and the worst function is APF, being that the core influences the mobility of MLA in SPF and CG, balance and functional capabilities in the FPA. Hip stabilizers worse in CPF; influence MLLA mobility and functional capacity in SPF. Pain influences the mobility of MLA in the SPF group.