The Effect of Arm Training in Standing Position on Balance and Walking Ability in Patients with Chronic Stroke

Bang, Dae-Hyouk; Cho, Hyuk-Shin

doi:10.13066/kspm.2017.12.2.75

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“…Moreover, the treatments provided by physical therapists in South Korea tend to prioritize improvements in balance function and gait ability over the recovery of upper extremity function. However, various studies have reported that the recovery of upper extremity function can enhance functional movements [37,40,41]. A study by Bang and Cho, in which stroke patients underwent arm training, reported that improvements in balance func-tion and gait ability followed improvements in upper extremity function [40].…”

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“…However, various studies have reported that the recovery of upper extremity function can enhance functional movements [37,40,41]. A study by Bang and Cho, in which stroke patients underwent arm training, reported that improvements in balance func-tion and gait ability followed improvements in upper extremity function [40]. Oh and Kim reported that upper limb robotic therapy combined with conventional rehabilitation therapy could enhance upper extremity function, ADL, and cognitive function in stroke patients [41].…”

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Factor Analysis Related to the Change in Activities of Daily Living Performance of Stroke Patients

Kim,

Cho

2023

BioMed Research International

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This study is aimed at investigating the factors influencing the change (improvement) in the performance of activities of daily living (ADL) in stroke patients. This study utilized data collected from 123 stroke patients at admission and discharge from a local rehabilitation hospital in South Korea between 2019 and 2022. We analyzed the correlations between ADL (Korean version of the Modified Barthel Index) and spasticity (Modified Ashworth Scale), muscle strength (Manual Muscle Test), gait ability (Functional Ambulation Category), cognitive function (Korean version of Mini Mental Status Examination), upper extremity function (Manual Function Test), and balance function (Berg Balance Scale). In addition, to identify the factors influencing the change in ADL in line with the 3 months of rehabilitation, a multiple regression analysis was performed. The results of the correlation analysis showed that balance function (r=0.925, p<0.01) and gait ability (r=0.921, p<0.01) had strong positive correlations with ADL. Multiple regression analysis (F=34.547, p≤0.001, adj.R2=0.466) indicated that changes in the upper extremity (β=0.494, p≤0.001), cognitive (β=0.197, p=0.008), and balance (β=0.163, p=0.029) functions influenced changes in ADL. Our results found that the recovery of upper extremity function along with the improvement of cognitive and balance functions had a significant effect on the improvement of independence in ADL in stroke patients.

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Factor Analysis Related to the Change in Activities of Daily Living Performance of Stroke Patients

Kim,

Cho

2023

BioMed Research International

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The Effects of Visual Feedback Self Exercise on Postural Control in Stroke Patients

Hwang

Lee

Choi³

2017

KSPM

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RESULTS: There were no statistically significant differences of the general characteristics of subjects between EG and CG by sex, affected site, muscle tone, sensory deficit, unilateral neglects, and vestibular dysfunction. The postural control effects of VFSE, in the EG showed that there were statistically significant differences among the tests during VFSE. However in the CG there were no statistically significant differences among the tests during VFSE. Also

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Effect of Weight Shift Exercises on Leg Global Synkinesis and Gait in Patients with Stroke

Baek

2021

KSPM

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This study aimed to analyze the factors influencing the improvement of global synkinesis (GS) and gait in stroke patients by the weight shift exercise. METHODS: Twenty stroke patients were randomly assigned to experimental group I (n = 10) and experimental group II (n = 10). In experimental group I, weight shift with upper extremity exercises in a standing position were mediated and in experimental group II, upper extremity exercises in a standing position were mediated. These interventions were conducted in both groups for three sessions per week, 30 minutes per session over four weeks.Before the interventions, leg GS was measured using surface electromyography and the 10ｍ walk test (10MWT). The same parameters were measured four weeks later. RESULTS:The GS and 10MWT of the experimental group I showed that there was a statistically significant difference

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The Effect of Arm Training in Standing Position on Balance and Walking Ability in Patients with Chronic Stroke

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Cited by 4 publications

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Factor Analysis Related to the Change in Activities of Daily Living Performance of Stroke Patients

Factor Analysis Related to the Change in Activities of Daily Living Performance of Stroke Patients

The Effects of Visual Feedback Self Exercise on Postural Control in Stroke Patients

Effect of Weight Shift Exercises on Leg Global Synkinesis and Gait in Patients with Stroke

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