Aplicativo para tratamento do linfedema de membros superiores

SALOMÉ, GERALDO MAGELA; ROSA, JONAS ISAC DA; ROSA, GISLAINE CRISTINA MARTINS

doi:10.5935/2177-1235.2023RBCP0707-PT

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Aplicativo para tratamento do linfedema de membros superiores

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Introdução:

O linfedema secundário se desenvolve comumente devido a um trauma no sistema linfático, podendo ocorrer após cirurgia de câncer. O aplicativo móvel é um meio de atualização técnico-científica de fácil acesso e de baixo custo que pode auxiliar o profissional de saúde a proporcionar o melhor tratamento para o paciente. O objetivo desse estudo foi construir um aplicativo para tratamento de linfedema de membros superiores.

Método:

A construção do aplicativo ocorreu em quatro etapas: (1) Concepção, envolvendo a identificação das necessidades do desenvolvimento do aplicativo; (2) Elaboração do conteúdo, incluindo a revisão integrativa da literatura nas principais bases de dados; (3) Construção, consistindo na estruturação do banco de dados e desenvolvimento do software; e (4) Transição, compreendendo a realização de testes de funcionalidade.

Resultados:

O aplicativo desenvolvido (Linfedema APP) é composto por 31 telas, 4 figuras e 3 vídeos. Ele foi registrado no Instituto Nacional da Propriedade Industrial (INPI) do Ministério do Desenvolvimento, Indústria e Comércio Exterior e está disponível gratuitamente na Google Play Store.

Conclusão:

Após a revisão integrativa da literatura nas principais bases de dados, foi desenvolvido o aplicativo “Linfedema APP”, o qual se constitui em ferramenta prática para qualificar, direcionar e guiar o fisioterapeuta na realização dos exercícios nas pacientes pósmastectomizados com linfedema em membros superiores.

Descritores:
Linfedema; Protocolos clínicos; Modalidades de fisioterapia; Aplicativos móveis; Linfedema relacionado a câncer de mama

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