Evaluation of motor skills recovery in post-stroke patients in the process of complex rehabilitation with the use of robotic kinesiotherapy

Bronnikov, V. A.; Smychec, V. B.; Mavlikaeva, Yu A; Kravtzov, Y. I.; Sklyannaya, K. A.; Плотникова, О А; Vildeman, A. V.

doi:10.17116/jnevro20161169130-34

Z. nevrol. psikhiatr. im. S.S. Korsakova

2016

DOI: 10.17116/jnevro20161169130-34

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Evaluation of motor skills recovery in post-stroke patients in the process of complex rehabilitation with the use of robotic kinesiotherapy

V. A. Bronnikov

V. B. Smychec

Yu A Mavlikaeva

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“…Most traumatic injuries are accompanied by a rupture of the Achilles tendon, which increases the recurrence of injuries and the time of rehabilitation recovery. This explains the need to improve and refine the stages of complex rehabilitation for the restoration of the ankle joint, damage to the ligamentous apparatus, based on the anatomical features of the joints, as well as the biomechanical mechanisms of development and injuries [3,7,8].…”

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“…When reviewing the literature on this issue, the sources are scarce and there is little information on the impact of ankle taping during the recovery period. And in our study, we want to prove the effectiveness of this method during the rehabilitation of athletes with ankle injuries [1,8].…”

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“…In connection with the foregoing, taking into account the emerging trend towards the use of integrated approaches to early rehabilitation and recovery of athletes, an urgent task is to search for and develop the use of modern methods of kinesis taping, electromyostimulation, physiotherapy exercises with their subsequent inclusion in the treatment programs for athletes with traumatic injuries of the ankle joints. Taping methods are modern, noninvasive and are carried out taking into account the mechanisms and functional activity of the joints and the muscularligamentous apparatus [7,8,12].…”

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Various Methods of Early Rehabilitation of Athletes With Ankle Joint Injuries

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Among the emerging sports injuries, injuries of the upper and lower extremities deserve special attention. Most of the injuries of the lower extremities are injuries of the ankle joint. The main pathogenic link in the occurrence of an ankle joint injury is the level of impact of the traumatic moment. Further, the processes of damage to the soft tissue component, the ligamentous -muscular apparatus and bone-articular structures begin. Then it manifests itself mainly in the development of soft tissue edema in the area of the injury, followed by the launch and development of pathogenic changes. Blood and lymphatic vessels are damaged, which are the main trigger for the formation of edema. All these processes are associated with the occurrence of subsequent compression of the surrounding tissues, an increase in edema and the development of a severe pain syndrome. The search for literature sources made it possible to determine the existing problem and assess the relevance of the ongoing scientific research. The study is aimed at developing and searching for new modern methods, therapy regimens. The aim of the work is to improve the quality of therapy for ankle joint injuries in athletes and to achieve early recovery of lost functions with a return to full-fledged sports activity

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Neurorehabilitation potential of kinesiological activation of the cerebral hemisphere/contralateral limbs axis.

Dvurechenskaya,

Oleinikova,

Khablieva

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Bulletin of Neurology, Psychiatry and Neurosurgery

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According to the theory of hemispheric asymmetry, the brain has a property that shows the difference in the distribution of neuropsychic functions between its right and left hemispheres. It was established long ago that the left hemisphere is more developed in right-handed people, while the right hemisphere is more developed in the left-handed. Currently, this theory is confirmed by neurophysiological examination methods: EEG, echography, evoked potentials, MRI, and bioelectric activity of the brain surface. This area gained even more popularity after establishing the fact of the interaction of cognitive / creative abilities and left-hand activity. This justification has been noted in the works of scientists, neurophysiologists, and experimenters and continues in our literary review. The relationship is established on the basis of motor acts, learning activities in left-handers, and the speed of mastering a particular skill to perfection. Moreover, another interesting aspect of this field is the study of the effect of neurorehabilitation on the restoration of cognitive functions in patients after suffering an acute cerebrovascular accident. The use of long-term sustainable interventions can help stroke survivors engage in their usual activities. Rehabilitation is aimed at restoring functions and cognitive abilities to the maximum attainable level. An analysis of existing scientific and methodological data indicates that targeted therapy methods that promote the activation of functional connections between the hemisphere of the brain and limbs have significant potential in the rehabilitation of patients after stroke. However, the choice of tactics of rehabilitation measures after a stroke does not sufficiently take into account the functional specialization of the damaged areas of the brain and their relationship with higher nervous activity. The introduction of complex kinesiological programs into therapy using modern technologies and digital systems, including virtual and augmented reality (VR / AR) technologies, can turn out to be effective. In this regard, the literature review provides an analysis of the market of modern digital platforms used in targeted rehabilitation.

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Evaluation of motor skills recovery in post-stroke patients in the process of complex rehabilitation with the use of robotic kinesiotherapy

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Various Methods of Early Rehabilitation of Athletes With Ankle Joint Injuries

Various Methods of Early Rehabilitation of Athletes With Ankle Joint Injuries

Neurorehabilitation potential of kinesiological activation of the cerebral hemisphere/contralateral limbs axis.

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