EFFECT OF BIOFEEDBACK REHABILITATION TRAINING ON MOTOR FUNCTION OF HEMIPLEGIC PATIENTS WITH ACUTE STROKES HAS BEEN INVESTIGATED

Objective: Effect of early biofeedback rehabilitation training on motor function of hemiplegic patients with acute strokes has been observed.Methods: 213 patients with acute strokes were randomly divided into rehabilitation group(91patients with acute cerebral infarction and 60 patients with acute cerebral hemorrhage)and control group(32 patients with acute cerebral infarction and 30 patients with acute cerebral hemorrhage).Two groups of patients were both received conventional drug treatment.Patients in rehabilitation group were evaluated after 48 hours on their conditions and had received early in hemiplegic biofeedback rehabilitation therapies.Scores of neurological functional impairment by the U.S.National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale(NIHSS),Modified Rankin Scale(MRS),Stroke Impact Scale(SIS)of the patients activities of daily living,、disability、quality of life assessment of the conditions in before and after day 30,day 60,day 90 the treatment.Results: Before treatment,there are no apparent difference(P0.05)in the NIHSS、MRS、SISscores for the rehabilitation group and control group.After 30 days treatment,patient conditions such as in the NIHSS、MRS、SIS scores were improved than before,rehabilitation group improved more significantly than the control group(P0.05).Treatment of 60 days,90 days follow-up,the improvement of rehabilitation group was still significantly better than that of the control group(P0.01).Conclusion: Early biofeedback rehabilitation training therapy on patients can significantly help the patients with acute strokes improve the motor function,reduce disability and imprvve quality of life.