The Avant Rehabilitation Program and Cerebrolysin for Treatment of Post-Stroke Dysphagia: A Case Report

Abstract

Dysphagia is recorded in approximately a third of ischemic stroke patients and is associated with malnutrition, aspiration, and pneumonia. We report a case study that assessed dysphagia (GUSS, Gugging Swallowing Screen), paralysis (MRC, Medical Research Council), and disability (mRS, modified Rankin Scale) in the AVANT program (Austrian Vietnamese Advancement Neurorehabilitation Treatment) - a collaboration program between Vietnam and Austria to standardize and systemize neurorehabilitation after stroke practice in Vietnam.

Cloud Computing into Respiratory Rehabilitation Training-Assisted Treatment of Patients with Pneumonia

“…It is believed that the MV patients have continuously used ventilators after the tracheal cut, and the patient's ventilation time has no effect on the occurrence of VAP [ 6 ]. Anai et al showed that the ventilator treatment after tracheal cutting did not only increase the probability of VAP in patients but also exacerbate the patient's condition, and it would like to cause the patient to die [ 7 ]. Aoyama et al, with tracheal intubation, showed the initial use of washthaki to clean the oral cavity, which can effectively prevent the occurrence of VAP caused by bacterial oral inflammation.…”