Modern Technologies of Functional Stimulation in Central Paresis
А. С. Клочков, А. Е. Хижникова, A. M. Kotov-Smolenskiy, Л. А. Черникова, Н. А. Супонева, М. А. Пирадов
Abstract
А. С. Клочков, А. Е. Хижникова, A. M. Kotov-Smolenskiy, Л. А. Черникова, Н. А. Супонева, М. А. Пирадов
Abstract
Abstract Motor rehabilitation is one of the key tasks for the recovery of personal independence of patients suffering a stroke. Neuromuscular electrostimulation synchronized with the performance of a motor task, known as functional electrical stimulation (FES), is a proven and widely used method. Specialists have established the principles of safe neuromuscular stimulation, as well as the methods aimed at increasing strength in affected muscles, over more than a 40-year history of FES studies. This review presents information about the novel FES technologies, clinical and basic studies, and discusses prospects for future research areas.
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Abstract Motor rehabilitation is one of the key tasks for the recovery of personal independence of patients suffering a stroke. Neuromuscular electrostimulation synchronized with the performance of a motor task, known as functional electrical stimulation (FES), is a proven and widely used method. Specialists have established the principles of safe neuromuscular stimulation, as well as the methods aimed at increasing strength in affected muscles, over more than a 40-year history of FES studies. This review presents information about the novel FES technologies, clinical and basic studies, and discusses prospects for future research areas.
Key concepts: Functional electrical stimulation, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Paresis, Rehabilitation, Stimulation, Human physiology, Medicine, Task (project management)