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Effect of Three-Phase Rehabilitation on Activities of Daily Living in Patients with Stroke in Community

Jiang Yu-qua

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Objective To explore the effect of three-phase rehabilitation on activities of daily living in patients with stroke in community.Methods 96 hemiplegia patients were randomly divided into treatment group(n=48) and control group(n=48).The two groups were both given conventional treatment and nursing.The treatment group was given three-phase rehabilitation,while the control group was only given two-phase rehabilitation with no guidance in the third phase.Concise Fugl-Meyer assessment(FMA) and modified Barthel index(MBI) were used to assess the clinical effect of the treatment.Results The differences between the scores of FMA and MBI before the treatment,one month and three months after the treatment were not statistically significant(P0.05),but the difference of the scores of FMA and MBI six months after the treatment were statistically significant(P0.01).Conclusion Three-phase rehabilitation can improve effectively the motor function of extremities and ADL of hemiplegia patients after stroke.

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Objective To explore the effect of three-phase rehabilitation on activities of daily living in patients with stroke in community.Methods 96 hemiplegia patients were randomly divided into treatment group(n=48) and control group(n=48).The two groups were both given conventional treatment and nursing.The treatment group was given three-phase rehabilitation,while the control group was only given two-phase rehabilitation with no guidance in the third phase.Concise Fugl-Meyer assessment(FMA) and modified Barthel index(MBI) were used to assess the clinical effect of the treatment.Results The differences between the scores of FMA and MBI before the treatment,one month and three months after the treatment were not statistically significant(P0.05),but the difference of the scores of FMA and MBI six months after the treatment were statistically significant(P0.01).Conclusion Three-phase rehabilitation can improve effectively the motor function of extremities and ADL of hemiplegia patients after stroke.

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Objective To explore the effect of three-phase rehabilitation on activities of daily living in patients with stroke in community.Methods 96 hemiplegia patients were randomly divided into treatment group(n=48) and control group(n=48).The two groups were both given conventional treatment and nursing.The treatment group was given three-phase rehabilitation,while the control group was only given two-phase rehabilitation with no guidance in the third phase.Concise Fugl-Meyer assessment(FMA) and modified Barthel index(MBI) were used to assess the clinical effect of the treatment.Results The differences between the scores of FMA and MBI before the treatment,one month and three months after the treatment were not statistically significant(P0.05),but the difference of the scores of FMA and MBI six months after the treatment were statistically significant(P0.01).Conclusion Three-phase rehabilitation can improve effectively the motor function of extremities and ADL of hemiplegia patients after stroke.

Key concepts: Medicine, Rehabilitation, Barthel index, Activities of daily living, Physical therapy, Stroke (engine), Motor function, Physical medicine and rehabilitation

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