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The influence of intensive rehabilitation training on spastic hemiplegia after stroke

Zhaorong Guo

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Objective:To study the therapeutic effects of intensive rehabilitation training in the treatment of spastic hemiplegia after stroke.Method:Forty four cases of limb spasticity in stroke patients were randomly divided into two groups.A conventional rehabilitation training group,an intensive rehabilitation training group.Both two groups of patients were given Baclofen orally.Ashworth Spasticity Scale(ASS) 、Fugl-Meyer assessment(FMA) and Modified Barthel Index(MBI) scores were used to assess the muscle tone,the limb motor function and the ability of living on themself in both groups of patients before and after treatment.Result:The muscle tone was significant decreased in patients after treatment(P0.01) .The limb motor function and the ability of living on their own improve significantly than before treatment(P0.01) ,Intensive rehabilitation training group was significantly better than conventional rehabilitation training group(P0.05) .Conclusion:Intensive rehabilitation training has more notable improvement on spastic hemiplegia after stroke.It's worthy of clinic application.

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Objective:To study the therapeutic effects of intensive rehabilitation training in the treatment of spastic hemiplegia after stroke.Method:Forty four cases of limb spasticity in stroke patients were randomly divided into two groups.A conventional rehabilitation training group,an intensive rehabilitation training group.Both two groups of patients were given Baclofen orally.Ashworth Spasticity Scale(ASS) 、Fugl-Meyer assessment(FMA) and Modified Barthel Index(MBI) scores were used to assess the muscle tone,the limb motor function and the ability of living on themself in both groups of patients before and after treatment.Result:The muscle tone was significant decreased in patients after treatment(P0.01) .The limb motor function and the ability of living on their own improve significantly than before treatment(P0.01) ,Intensive rehabilitation training group was significantly better than conventional rehabilitation training group(P0.05) .Conclusion:Intensive rehabilitation training has more notable improvement on spastic hemiplegia after stroke.It's worthy of clinic application.

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Objective:To study the therapeutic effects of intensive rehabilitation training in the treatment of spastic hemiplegia after stroke.Method:Forty four cases of limb spasticity in stroke patients were randomly divided into two groups.A conventional rehabilitation training group,an intensive rehabilitation training group.Both two groups of patients were given Baclofen orally.Ashworth Spasticity Scale(ASS) 、Fugl-Meyer assessment(FMA) and Modified Barthel Index(MBI) scores were used to assess the muscle tone,the limb motor function and the ability of living on themself in both groups of patients before and after treatment.Result:The muscle tone was significant decreased in patients after treatment(P0.01) .The limb motor function and the ability of living on their own improve significantly than before treatment(P0.01) ,Intensive rehabilitation training group was significantly better than conventional rehabilitation training group(P0.05) .Conclusion:Intensive rehabilitation training has more notable improvement on spastic hemiplegia after stroke.It's worthy of clinic application.

Key concepts: Spasticity, Rehabilitation, Spastic hemiplegia, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Modified Ashworth scale, Stroke (engine), Muscle tone, Physical therapy

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