March 28, 2024Art of MedicineOpen Access

Physical Rehabilitation of Disabled People Who Have Suffered a Stroke (Early Period)

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AKAndrii S. KravecVasyl Stefanyk Precarpathian National University NBNadiia Baryla

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Observational study demonstrates improved functional recovery in early post-stroke patients, indicating the benefit of differentiated physical therapy.

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Favorable functional recovery was achieved by 80.0% of patients with mild hemorrhagic stroke, whereas those with severe deficits and comorbidities reached 56.0%.
Baseline evaluations revealed walking disorders in 41% and impaired circulatory adaptive potential in 56.4% of patients, defining key neurorehabilitation targets.
Observational analysis across 180 days utilized the nihss score to demonstrate that differentiated physical therapy markedly enhances post-stroke functional recovery.

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Kravec et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e71fddb6db64358769961a https://doi.org/10.21802/artm.2024.1.29.89

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Observational study demonstrates improved functional recovery in early post-stroke patients, indicating the benefit of differentiated physical therapy.

Physical Rehabilitation of Disabled People Who Have Suffered a Stroke (Early Period)

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Physical Rehabilitation of Disabled People Who Have Suffered a Stroke (Early Period)

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