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Comparison of effects of two kinds of training methods on rehabilitation of life activity function for patients after stroke

Guo Gen-ping

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Objective To compare the effects of early walking training and gradual walking training by exercise and learning on rehabilitation of life activity function for patients with hemiplegic induced stroke.Method Divide 42 patients with stroke into group A and group B equally according to their hospitalizing order.Patients in group A receive gradual walking training by exercise and learning.Patients in group B receive early walking training.Assess the effect of training by functional walking classification scale,simple Fugl-Meyer lower limb activity function and balance function score and modified barthel index(MBI).Result There is no significant difference between the indexes before training(P0.05).The functions after training are all improved compared to the condition before training.The improvement in group A is more obvious than in group B(P0.05).Conclusion Gradual walking training by exercise and learning is a better walking training method for patients with hemiplegia.

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Objective To compare the effects of early walking training and gradual walking training by exercise and learning on rehabilitation of life activity function for patients with hemiplegic induced stroke.Method Divide 42 patients with stroke into group A and group B equally according to their hospitalizing order.Patients in group A receive gradual walking training by exercise and learning.Patients in group B receive early walking training.Assess the effect of training by functional walking classification scale,simple Fugl-Meyer lower limb activity function and balance function score and modified barthel index(MBI).Result There is no significant difference between the indexes before training(P0.05).The functions after training are all improved compared to the condition before training.The improvement in group A is more obvious than in group B(P0.05).Conclusion Gradual walking training by exercise and learning is a better walking training method for patients with hemiplegia.

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Objective To compare the effects of early walking training and gradual walking training by exercise and learning on rehabilitation of life activity function for patients with hemiplegic induced stroke.Method Divide 42 patients with stroke into group A and group B equally according to their hospitalizing order.Patients in group A receive gradual walking training by exercise and learning.Patients in group B receive early walking training.Assess the effect of training by functional walking classification scale,simple Fugl-Meyer lower limb activity function and balance function score and modified barthel index(MBI).Result There is no significant difference between the indexes before training(P0.05).The functions after training are all improved compared to the condition before training.The improvement in group A is more obvious than in group B(P0.05).Conclusion Gradual walking training by exercise and learning is a better walking training method for patients with hemiplegia.

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

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