MODERN TECHNOLOGIES TO THE CORRECTION OF MOTOR DISORDERS OF STROKE PATIENTS

Authors

  • Надія Богдановська Запорізький національний університет
  • Ірина Кальонова Запорізький національний університет

Keywords:

stroke, rehabilitation, proprioceptive correction

Abstract

The effectiveness of the use of proprioceptive correction by PNF-therapy in patients in the
early recovery period of ischemic stroke was assessed. It is emphasized that spasticity is one of the
components of the central motoneuron affection syndrome, which often occurs in patients after a
stroke and has an adverse effect on their daily life activity. The significance of proprioceptive
correction methods in a comprehensive restoration of neurologic function in stroke patients was
shown. The dynamics of the neurological deficit, mechanisms of the action of proprioceptive
correction methods are analyzed. It has been proved that physical therapy, improved by the method
of proprioceptive neuromuscular therapy, provides more effective recovery of neurological deficit
of persons with consequences of ischemic stroke: reduction of severity of hemiparesis, restoration
of skills and increase in walking speed, restoration of self-service skills and increasing the level of
patient independence.

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2017-10-02

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Богдановська, Н., & Кальонова, І. (2017). MODERN TECHNOLOGIES TO THE CORRECTION OF MOTOR DISORDERS OF STROKE PATIENTS. Rehabilitation and Recreation, (2). Retrieved from https://health.nuwm.edu.ua/index.php/rehabilitation/article/view/1

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No. 2 (2017): Реабілітаційні та фізкультурно-рекреаційні аспекти розвитку людини (Rehabilitation & recreation)

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