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POLYES ER/GR PHENE NANOPOWDER (GNP) PRESSUR E G ARMEN TS AS A POTENTIAL USE FOR R EHABIL ITATION O F CEREBRAL P ALSY (CP)

Cere ral palsy (CP) refers to a group of disor ders that affe t muscle mo ement and co ordination. I n many cases, vision, hearing, and sensation are also affected. One of the conditions is associated with contracture are occ ured when the muscles get locked in pai ful positions as CP is the most common cause of motor disabilities in childhoo . According to the Center for Disease Control and P evention (C C), it affect at least 1,5 to 4 out of every 1,000 children worldwide. In this study, warp knitted fabri cs were designed of PET/ graphene n nopowder ( GNP) yarns and then the fabrics were characteri zed with antimicrobial a ctivity, electro magnetic shielding properties, differen ial scanning calorimetry (DSC) analyse s, stiffness te sts at MD a d CD (machine and cross direction) a d pressure measurements. Test resul ts showed that the newly designed pressure gar ments will prevent complications, enhance the moto r skills and ability to communicate for fu ture designs uring physic al therapy rehabilitation.

POLYESTER/GRAFEN NANOTOZ (GN P) BASINÇ LI GİYSİLERİN SE REBRAL PALSİ (SP ) REHA BİLİTASYONU ÜZERİNE ET KİLERİNİN İNCELENMESİ

Serebral palsi (SP) yani beyin felci kas hareketlerini ve koordinasyonunu e kileyen bozukluklar grubu ile ilgilidir. Birçok vakad a, görme, duyma ve hissetme duyul rı da etkilenmektedir. Koşullardan biri kontraktür ile ilişkilidir ve kaslar ağrılı pozisyonlarda kilitli kaldıklarınd a, SP çocuklukta en sık görülen motor sa katlık nedenidir. Hastalık Kontrol ve Önleme Merkezleri'ne (CDC göre, dünya çapındaki her 1000 çocuktan en az 1,5 ila 4'ün ü etkilemektedir. Bu çalışmada, çözgülü örme kumaşlar, PET/grafen nanotoz (GNP) ipli klerden tasarlanmış ve da ha sonra antimikrobiyel aktivite, elektr omanyetik ekranlama özellikleri, difera nsiyel taramalı kalorimetre (DSC) analizleri, MD ve CD' yönlerinde (maki e ve enine yönde) eğilm e testleri ve basınç testleriyle ile karakterize edilm iştir. Test s onuçları, yeni tasarlanan basınç giysilerinin komplikasyonları önleyeceğini, motor becerilerini ve fizik tedavi rehabilitasyonu sırasında gelecekteki tasarımlar için iletişim kurma yeten eğini geliştireceğini göster miştir.

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