Manual de condutas e práticas em fisioterapia dermatofuncional: atuação no pré e pós operatório de cirurgias plásticas

Abstract

Linked to the Integrated Health Institute (INISA) of the Federal University of Mato Grosso do Sul (UFMS), the Postgraduate Program in Movement Sciences (PPGCMov) was created under the recommendation of the Coordination for the Improvement of Higher Education Personnel (CAPES) in December 2018. The PPGCMov offers the Master's course, academic in nature, and is situated in the area of knowledge of Physical Education, Physiotherapy, Speech Therapy and Occupational Therapy (Area 21). Taking into account the Concentration Area "Physical Activity, Rehabilitation and Physical-Functional Performance", the work of researchers and students of the PPGCMov is focused on the development of investigations of biological aspects of human movement and rehabilitation, considering the repercussions of preventive and therapeutic measures, qualified to improve the health and physical-functional performance of belonging to population groups. From this perspective, Dermatofunctional Physiotherapy is included, a specialty recognized in Brazil since 2009, which has been demonstrating its advances and its technical-scientific-professional capacity in favor of patients, clients and users during these eleven years of legalization. It is a bold and extremely promising specialty on the world stage when the objective in front of the integumentary system is to restore, develop and conserve the individual's physical capacity, an activity that results from the physiotherapist, according to Decree Law 938 of October 13, 1969, which regulates a profession. Among all countries in the world, Brazil ranks third in cosmetics consumption and second in number of plastic surgery procedures. It is hoped that this Manual will support all those who seek a physical therapy practice based on scientific, ethical and transformative principles. We are grateful for the dedication of everyone involved in this project, with the certainty that it will contribute to the development of the Dermatofunctional Physiotherapy specialty. We wish you success in the specialty and good studies!