Why the study?
Key features determining the completeness of upper extremity rehabilitation after acute cerebrovascular accidents were not clearly identified for use in daily living conditions.
Upper limb recovery post-stroke is primarily determined by motor control levels and spasticity, which can guide rehabilitation prognoses and strategies.
Key features may guide post-stroke upper limb rehab; leaves open confirmation in prospective trials.
The purpose of the study is to identify the key features that determine the completeness of upper extremity rehabilitation for its use in daily living conditions among individuals with the consequences of acute cerebrovascular accidents. Research methods: analysis of scientific and methodological literature, analysis of medical records, pedagogical experiment, testing, and methods of mathematical statistics. Research results and conclusions. The recovery of the upper limb and its use in daily life depends on the level of motor control following a stroke, the manifestation of spastic syndrome, and other post-stroke complications. The formulated characteristics will enable specialists to provide prognoses for the recovery of the upper limb, which will significantly influence the formulation of rehabilitation goals and determine the rehabilitation strategy.
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