Mechanism and Issues of Balance Training During Rehabilitation Course of Cerebrovascular Disease (review)
Niu Zh
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Niu Zh
Abstract
Balance function is one of injured functions needed rehabilitation after stroke. It is also the considerable signal of the restoration for motor function, which being thought highly in the field of rehabilitation. In some aspect, the restoration of balance function cannot be substituted by stance. The authors mainly discussed the mechanism and issues of balance training by which the balance function of stroke patients in chronic period improved, based on nerve compensative mechanism.
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Balance function is one of injured functions needed rehabilitation after stroke. It is also the considerable signal of the restoration for motor function, which being thought highly in the field of rehabilitation. In some aspect, the restoration of balance function cannot be substituted by stance. The authors mainly discussed the mechanism and issues of balance training by which the balance function of stroke patients in chronic period improved, based on nerve compensative mechanism.
Key concepts: Balance (ability), Rehabilitation, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Mechanism (biology), Stroke (engine), Motor function, Balance training, Physical therapy