Kanserli Çocukların Rehabilitasyonunda Egzersizin Yeri

Öz

Participation of a child with cancer in physical activities while performing daily routines is very limited due to the intense treatment given. Also, families do not want their children to participate physical activities actively. However; when the recent studies are investigated, it is understood that it is beneficial for the children to be physically active and to participate in individual exercise program specially designed for the children with cancer. This review discusses the effects and benefits of exercises combined with rehabilitation program among the children with cancer

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Cancer in children, exercise, rehabilitation

Kanserli Çocukların Rehabilitasyonunda Egzersizin Yeri

Öz

Kanserli çocukların almış oldukları yoğun tedavinin etkisiyle günlük rutinde, fiziksel aktiviteye katılımları oldukça sınırlıdır. Ailelerde çocuklarının aktif olarak fiziksel aktivite yapmalarından çekinirler, istemezler. Ancak yapılan son çalışmalara bakıldığında; kanserli çocukların fiziksel olarak aktif olmaları, çocuğun durumuna uygun, bireysel olarak düzenlenmiş egzersiz programına tabi olmasının yararlı olduğu görülmektedir. Bu derleme, kanserli çocuklarda rehabilitasyon programı içerisinde egzersizlerin yararlarını ve etkisini tartışmaktadır

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Çocuklarda kanser, egzersiz, rehabilitasyon

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