In haemophiliacs, the physical condition, muscular strength, aerobic resistance, anaerobic
resistance and proprioception have all diminished. Muscle atrophy and instability, being …

Quality of life (QoL) is a multidimensional construct pertaining to an individual's physical,
emotional, mental, social and behavioural components of well‐being and functioning. QoL …

Introduction Exercise can provide numerous benefits to haemophilia patients, including
bleeding reduction in muscles and joints. Aim This systematic review (SR) aims to evaluate …

One of the most important objectives of intervention programs for persons with haemophilia
(PWH) is to improve their quality of life. Regular physical activity has been recommended as …

OBJECTIVE: To determine whether aerobic capacity is normal in boys with different types of
hemophilia compared with healthy peers and whether the level of aerobic capacity …

O objetivo deste trabalho foi caracterizar a qualidade de vida de pacientes hemofílicos em
acompanhamento ambulatorial em serviço especializado. Foi feita abordagem quantitativa …

INTRODUCTION: Training programs are increasingly being prescribed for occupational
therapy for adults affected by chronic illness and/or handicap, but their use is more recent for …

BACKGROUND: Hemophilic arthropathy is a detrimental condition that crucially affects
functional outcomes in hemophilic patients. In recent years, due to the advances in systemic …

Treatment in hemophilia is designed to reduce bleed frequency, minimize joint damage, and
maximize functional independence and quality of life. Therefore, success of a factor …

Abstract Introduction: Muscle-Skeletal disorders are the most common problems in
hemophilia patients that can affect the quality of life and psychological factors in these …