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Controversy remains regarding the optimal timing, intensity, and type of treadmill workouts, as well as the mechanisms of their positive effects in stroke rehabilitation.
Does treadmill exercise improve rehabilitation in patients after ischemic stroke?
Does treadmill exercise improve rehabilitation in patients after ischemic stroke?
This narrative review summarizes the effects of treadmill exercise time, intensity, and style on rehabilitation after ischemic stroke.
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Optimal treadmill timing, intensity, and type after stroke remain unclear; leaves open questions for definitive RCTs.
Aim: Stroke is the third leading cause of death after cardiovascular disease and cancer. Stroke causes disability in various forms in sufferers. It has been suggested that various pathological mechanisms are involved in causing this injury. Articles show that regular exercise is a way to treat stroke patients. One of the most common exercise therapy models is treadmill exercise. However, there is still controversy about when to start treadmill workouts, the intensity of the workout, the type of treadmill workout, and how it has positive effects. This article offers an overview of treadmill exercise and its' effects on post-ischemic stroke rehabilitation. In this study, the effect of exercise time, exercise intensity, exercise style, and the positive effects of this type of exercise on rehabilitation of patients after ischemic stroke were briefly examined.
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