Issue 2-84, 2018

Results of the Mechanized Kinezoterapiya at the Combination Motive and Speech Violations at Patients with the Stroke

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1 Yastrebtseva I.P., 1 Belova V.V., 1 Fokicheva S.O., 1 Karmanova A.S.

1 The Ivanovo State Medical Academy, Ivanovo, Russia


ABSTRACT

67 patients in the early recovery period of a stroke aged from 45 up to 70 years are examined. The complex of rehabilitationactions not less than on 5–6 hours was daily held. Depending on degree of expressiveness of motive frustration indisteel departments of the affected top extremity and the carried-out therapy, patients have been divided into 4 groups:with a lung (1 group; 17 people) and moderated (the 2nd group; 16 people) paresis, without training on a robotic complexfor the top extremity, and with a lung (the 3rd group; 18 people) and moderated (the 4th group; 16 people) paresis, withthis type of a training. These patients have a course of a complex of actions, with application of mechanotherapy with biologicalfeedback, exerts positive impact on motor function and daily activity of the top extremity, first of all at persons witheasy extent of violations, being followed by improvement of the speech of patients. This complex of rehabilitation actionsis most effective in the first two months of a disease at the patients who haven't reached advanced age with high motivationto rehabilitation, lack of sensitive frustration and melkoochagovy defeat of cerebral structures in one hemisphere ofa big brain at an intaktnost of structures of the 2nd.


KEYWORDS: kinesitherapy, motor and speech disorders, rehabilitation, stroke


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