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OBJETIVO: Caracterizar o atendimento em motricidade orofacial no Ambulatório de Fonoaudiologia do Hospital das Clínicas da Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais quanto à adesão e sucesso da terapia, bem como comparar dados dos pacientes que buscaram atendimento ativamente no Ambulatório de Fonoaudiologia e dos pacientes encaminhados pelo Ambulatório do Respirador Oral da mesma instituição. MÉTODOS: Foram investigados 90 prontuários de todos os pacientes em alta ou desligados, que buscaram tratamento pelos Ambulatórios de Fonoaudiologia (Grupo MO) e do Respirador Oral (Grupo RO). Os resultados foram analisados empregando-se os testes Mann-Whitney e Qui-quadrado (5%). RESULTADOS: Pelo cálculo da mediana, a duração da terapia foi equivalente a 6,0 meses, o número total de sessões foi igual a 17, o de atendimentos realizados 12 e o de faltas 4,5. Apenas 41,2% dos pacientes realizava os procedimentos indicados pelo terapeuta. A conclusão do processo terapêutico foi majoritariamente o desligamento (73,3%), sendo a maior causa o excesso de faltas (24,4%). Os grupos diferiram quanto aos motivos de desligamento, havendo predomínio de faltas no grupo RO (p<0,01) e espera por outros profissionais no Grupo MO (p<0,01). Ocorreram associações significantes entre faltas e desligamentos (p<0,01) e adesão e desligamentos (p<0,01) no Grupo RO. CONCLUSÕES: As características pesquisadas foram predominantemente semelhantes nos grupos. Apesar de muitos pacientes seguirem as orientações total ou parcialmente, a adesão ficou prejudicada pelo excesso de faltas. Assim, o sucesso da terapia não foi alcançado na maioria dos casos. PURPOSE: To characterize orofacial myology treatment offered at the Ambulatory of Speech and Language Pathology of the Hospital das Clínicas of Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais concerning adhesion and therapy success, as well as to compare data from patients who actively searched for therapy and those referred by the Oral Breathing Ambulatory of the same institution. METHODS: Ninety records of all patients that were discharged or resigned from treatment either at the Ambulatory of Speech and Language Pathology (MO Group) or at the Oral Breathing Ambulatory (RO Group) were investigated. The results were statistically analyzed using Mann-Whitney and Chi-square tests (5%). RESULTS: Median calculation showed that the duration of therapy was of 6,0 months, the total number of sessions was 17, the number of sessions carried out was 12 and the number of absences was equivalent to 4,5. Only 41.2% of the patients carried out the procedures recommended by the therapist. The conclusion of the therapeutic process was mainly resignation (73.3%), and excessive absences was most frequent reason for that (24.4%). The groups differed from each other regarding resignation reason: absences predominated as the reason for the RO Group (p<0,01), while the wait for other professionals was the most frequent reason for the MO Group (p<0,01). Significant associations regarding absences and resignation (p<0,01) and adhesion and resignation (p<0,01) were found in the RO Group. CONCLUSIONS: The researched characteristics were predominantly similar between the groups. Despite many patients followed recommendations totally or partially, adhesion was compromised by excessive absences. Thus, therapy success was not achieved in the majority of the cases studied

Adesão à terapia em motricidade orofacial no ambulatório de Fonoaudiologia do Hospital das Clínicas da Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais