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The effects of early rehabilitation on motor function in hemiplegics after stroke

Yang Peijun

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Objective:In order to study the effect of early rehabilitation on motor function in hemiplegics after stroke.Method:129 patients were randomly divided into two groups,rehabilitation group(74 cases)and control group(55 cases).Patients in the rehabilitation group were given clinical treatment electric stimulation therapy(EST)and regularly physical therapy,while those in control group were given clinical treatment and unguided self-training,and the evaluation was done in pre-treatment and post-a-month respectively. Motor function was assessed in Fugl-Meyer Assessment(FMA).Result:The motor scores in each groups rised and had a significant difference( P 0.001),the process of scores in the rehabilitation group were obviously superior to that in the control group( P 0.001).Conclusion:Early rehabilitation training on hemiplgics after stroke may obviously improve motor function,depressing the disability and increasing the quality of living.

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Objective:In order to study the effect of early rehabilitation on motor function in hemiplegics after stroke.Method:129 patients were randomly divided into two groups,rehabilitation group(74 cases)and control group(55 cases).Patients in the rehabilitation group were given clinical treatment electric stimulation therapy(EST)and regularly physical therapy,while those in control group were given clinical treatment and unguided self-training,and the evaluation was done in pre-treatment and post-a-month respectively. Motor function was assessed in Fugl-Meyer Assessment(FMA).Result:The motor scores in each groups rised and had a significant difference( P 0.001),the process of scores in the rehabilitation group were obviously superior to that in the control group( P 0.001).Conclusion:Early rehabilitation training on hemiplgics after stroke may obviously improve motor function,depressing the disability and increasing the quality of living.

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Objective:In order to study the effect of early rehabilitation on motor function in hemiplegics after stroke.Method:129 patients were randomly divided into two groups,rehabilitation group(74 cases)and control group(55 cases).Patients in the rehabilitation group were given clinical treatment electric stimulation therapy(EST)and regularly physical therapy,while those in control group were given clinical treatment and unguided self-training,and the evaluation was done in pre-treatment and post-a-month respectively. Motor function was assessed in Fugl-Meyer Assessment(FMA).Result:The motor scores in each groups rised and had a significant difference( P 0.001),the process of scores in the rehabilitation group were obviously superior to that in the control group( P 0.001).Conclusion:Early rehabilitation training on hemiplgics after stroke may obviously improve motor function,depressing the disability and increasing the quality of living.

Key concepts: Rehabilitation, Motor function, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Stroke (engine), Physical therapy, Medicine, Psychology, Significant difference

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