Dual task training for improving balance and gait in people with stroke

Hofheinz, Martin; Mibs, Michael; Elsner, Bernhard

doi:10.1002/14651858.cd012403

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“…In a double errand intercession, individuals practice the two undertakings all the while. The essential assignment of intrigue is an activity mediation that plans to expand balance (Ho heinz et al, 2016). In later exploration, the failure to execute at least two assignments all the while (multi-or double entrusting) is viewed as a pointer for a higher fall hazard (Beauchet et al, 2009;Aho et al, 1980).…”

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Investigation and Motivation of Impact of Motor Dual Task Training on Post Stroke Patients

Kumar¹,

Sudhakar²,

Aqib³

et al. 2020

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The motivation of investigation was to discover the impact of motor dual task training (MDTT) vs single task training (STT) on useful parity in post stroke patients. Thirty first beginning of one-sided ischemic “Middle Cerebral Artery (MCA)” domain stroke patients are haphazardly designated into 2 gatherings the STT gathering (n=15) got single task strengthening and balance practices and MDTT (n=11) got strengthening &balance practice alongside an optional engine task. Intercession is provided 45 minutes for every session, once in a day, 5 days of week for about fourteen days. The parity was dissected utilizing Berg Balance Scale (BBS).In 2 groups, balance expressively enhanced in BBS. Compared with STT group; MDTT group reached much statistically important development. The MDTT exercises efficiently promote balance initial in stroke patients. How parity is influenced relies upon a few variables, comprising the degree of sensory system harm, the number and degree of tactile misfortunes, and the accessibility of different faculties for pay. In numerous occurrences, greater than one tactile framework is hindered.

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Investigation and Motivation of Impact of Motor Dual Task Training on Post Stroke Patients

Kumar¹,

Sudhakar²,

Aqib³

et al. 2020

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“…Dual task training may be a way to improve balance and daily activities. In a dual task intervention, one primary activity is completed while a secondary task is completed at the same time 8 . Dual task activities have been demonstrated to be useful in improving motor control in adults with neurological impairments and can take place in a variety of venues, including hospital, in-patient rehabilitation, out-patient practice, special schools, and individuals' homes 9 .…”

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Effect of dual task activity programme on balance and coordination in a selected group of children aged 4-16 years with cerebral palsy (gross motor function classification system levels I and II) using telerehabilitation: A pre-post experimental study

Tadvalkar¹,

Metgud

2023

Sri Lanka J Child Health

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Background: Cerebral palsy (CP) children with gross motor function classification system (GMFCS) levels I and II experience problems in performing daily activities due to impairment in balance and coordination. Telerehabilitation refers to the use of information and communication technologies (ICT) to provide rehabilitation services to people remotely in their homes or other environments. It can prove beneficial to the family by decreasing time and costs related to travelling, family centred service and home-based delivery of care.Objective: To determine the effect of dual task activity programme (DTAP) on balance and coordination in CP children aged 4-16 years with GMFCS levels I and II using telerehabilitation. Method:The pre-post experimental study included 20 CP children aged 4-16 years who received DTAP using telerehabilitation with smartphone and internet for 3 days a week, for 6 weeks, each session lasting for 45 minutes. The children were assessed for balance and coordination using BOT-2 and functional mobility using the TUG test before and after intervention.Results: CP children demonstrated significant improvement in bilateral coordination (p<0.0001), balance (p<0.0001) and functional mobility (p<0.0001) post-intervention. There was no significant change in balance, coordination and functional mobility based on age, gender and GMFCS level.

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“…troke is one of the diseases affecting health worldwide and one of the main causes of long-term disabilities [1]. The prevalence of this disease in Iran is 372 people per 100,000 people [2].…”

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The Relationship Between Upper Limb Function and Participation and Independence in Daily Activities of Life in People With Stroke

Mazidi

Akbarfahimi

Hosseini

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Objective: Upperlimb function impairment is one of the most common consequences of stroke and a part of the motor functions, that has been considered as a necessary basis for the implementation of various of occupation and participation. The purpose of the present study is to investigate the relationship between upper extremity function and level of participation and independence in the activities of daily living in people with history of stroke in less than two years ago. Materials & Methods: This study is non-experimental and cross-sectional. Among those referring to University of Social Welfare and Rehabilitation Sciences with a history of stroke in less than two years ago, the patients were selected by easy accessible sampling method. Upper limb performance was measured by Fogel-Meier and independency in daily living activities by the Functional Independence Scale (FIM) and participation by the Iranian Participation Questionnaire (IPQ).Data analysis was performed in SPSS V. 23 softwarebyusing Spearman correlation test. Results: The results showed that the correlation between upper limb performance and participation was a moderate direct relation (P=0.003, r=0.315) and there was a strong direct (r=0.625, P=0.00)correlation between upper limb performance and independence in activities of daily living. Conclusion: The relationship between upper limb function and independence in daily living activities is strong, so with further improvement and efficiency of the upper limbleadtoincreasesindependence in patients' activities of daily life. The relationship between upper limb function and participation is moderate, so to increase and improve the participation of stroke patients, in addition to upper limb mobility, other factors must be considered.

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Dual task training for improving balance and gait in people with stroke

Cited by 11 publications

References 57 publications

Investigation and Motivation of Impact of Motor Dual Task Training on Post Stroke Patients

Investigation and Motivation of Impact of Motor Dual Task Training on Post Stroke Patients

Effect of dual task activity programme on balance and coordination in a selected group of children aged 4-16 years with cerebral palsy (gross motor function classification system levels I and II) using telerehabilitation: A pre-post experimental study

The Relationship Between Upper Limb Function and Participation and Independence in Daily Activities of Life in People With Stroke

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