Derevyashkina GV, Koneva ES, Shapovalenko TV, Bisheva DR, Sidyakina IV, Konev SM, Mikhailova AA, Zhumanova EN, Lyadov KV. [Recovery of social and everyday skills after a complex of functional spatially oriented rehabilitation in elderly patients with cerebral stroke].
VOPROSY KURORTOLOGII, FIZIOTERAPII, I LECHEBNOI FIZICHESKOI KULTURY 2022;
99:5-10. [PMID:
36083811 DOI:
10.17116/kurort2022990425]
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Abstract
OBJECTIVE
To analyze the effectiveness of social recovery (trip to the store by bus and making purchases) in elderly patients with stroke in the right middle cerebral artery undergoing a course of specialized trainings in a complex of functional spatially oriented rehabilitation.
MATERIAL AND METHODS
The study involved 44 patients with previous stroke (mean age 70.8±3.1 years) randomized into 2 equal groups: main group - basic standard of rehabilitation (exercises with instructor, mechanotherapeutic technique with cyclic simulators, massage of paretic limbs) and training of social adaptation in a complex of functional spatially oriented rehabilitation; control group - basic standard of rehabilitation alone. Duration of rehabilitation course was 14 days. To determine mean norm of timing of complex training of socially significant skill, we asked 23 volunteers without severe comorbidities to perform tasks of functional spatially oriented rehabilitation.
RESULTS
After complex rehabilitation program, we found significant dynamics of time necessary for the following actions: "take a bag and hang it over shoulder", "open the pockets of the bag with a zipper (2 pockets)", "take the jacket off the hanger and put it on", "take the products from the basket and put in the pocket". Moreover, the main group was characterized by significantly lower impairment of daily activity (Barthel score 66.3±4.5 vs. baseline 45.7±4.9, p<0.05), improvement of functional independence (FIM score 76.7±1.5 vs. baseline 65.2±3.1, p>0.05). These values turned out to be significantly better than in the control group.
CONCLUSION
These results indicate the effectiveness of functional spatially oriented rehabilitation in elderly patients with cerebral stroke. This approach increases personal independence in daily life and improves overall quality of life.
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