The use of the “Anika” rehabilitation glove in stroke: the potentials  for the improvement of functional recovery

Екушева, Е. В.; Komazov, A.A.

doi:10.18565/pharmateca.2019.13.30-33

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“…According to many studies, virtual reality technology demonstrates high efficiency in restoring the movement function and the manipulative function of the hand ( 20 , 21 ). The bilateral use of innovative technologies with the BFB system of the Anika glove in patients after ischaemic stroke contributes to the effective recovery and improves the quality of life of these patients, as it improves fine motor skills of the hands ( 22 ). One of the methods of neurorehabilitation is electromyostimulation.…”

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Dynamics of clinical and neurological changes in patients with acute ischemic stroke in an open clinical study

Сраилова

Раимкулов

Нургужаев

et al. 2021

Med. J. Islam. Republ. Iran

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Background: Studies of treatment methods for patients with acute ischaemic stroke should include aetiological causes, concomitant pathology, and localisation of the lesion, and the extent of the lesion in the brain. The purpose of the study was to determine changes in clinical and neurological parameters in patients with ischaemic stroke in the acute period. Methods: This is an open clinical study for which 240 patients were selected with an acute condition after an ischaemic stroke. All patients were divided into 4 groups (depending on the treatment). Clinical neurological examination and testing was performed upon admission to the hospital and upon discharge– after treatment. Electroencephalographic biofeedback (EEG-BFB) therapy was performed using a EEG-BSE device (Bio-Link). Data was processed according to the statistical method of experimental data assessment. Results: To study the effectiveness of treatment upon acute ischaemic stroke, a comprehensive treatment system was developed, involving acupuncture, Qigong breathing exercises, and electroencephalographic biological feedback (EEG-BIOFEEDBACK), based mainly on the mechanisms of action. The study investigated the features of the acupuncture treatment in patients with ischaemic stroke during recovery. The authors noted the degree of effectiveness of EEG-BFB therapy, Qigong therapy, acupuncture, and standard treatment. Studies revealed that the development of ischaemic stroke begins gradually and at an early age. Conclusion: It was concluded that the most effective method for treating the clinical and neurological manifestations of acute ischaemic stroke is EEG-BFB therapy, followed by acupuncture, Qigong therapy, and standard treatment.

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confidence: 99%

Dynamics of clinical and neurological changes in patients with acute ischemic stroke in an open clinical study

Сраилова

Раимкулов

Нургужаев

et al. 2021

Med. J. Islam. Republ. Iran

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Methods to restore fine motor skills in stroke patients

Lupanova¹,

Снопков²,

Mikhailova³

et al. 2022

Vopr. kurortol. fizioter. lech. fiz. kul't.

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The Results of Targeted Training in the Rehabilitation of Patients with a Combination of Motor and Speech Disorders

Yastrebtseva,

Biryukov,

Belova

et al. 2023

Bulletin of Rehabilitation Medicine

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AIM. To evaluate the effectiveness of using a rehabilitation glove in patients with central paresis of the arm and motor aphasia due to ischemic stroke, and also to study the rate of motor production in the upper limb in these patients. MATERIALS AND METHODS. We examined 49 patients with hemiparesis and motor aphasia in the early recovery period of ischemic stroke in the left middle cerebral artery. Depending on the fact of conducting training with the use of a rehabilitation glove, patients were randomly distributed into two groups (1, where this training option was implemented, and 2 — without it), comparable in the severity of motor and speech disorders. Within each of them, patients were additionally divided into subgroups, depending on the degree of paresis in the distal part of the affected upper limb: L-mild (in group 1L — 18 people, 2L — 16) and U-moderate (in group 1U — 8, and 2U — 7 patients). On days 1 and 10 of training, all patients underwent functional testing. Treatment and rehabilitation were carried out according to the order of care. Patients of groups 1L and 1U additionally received a course of 10 sessions, including 2 exercises of 15 minutes each for a paretic arm 5 times a week. RESULTS. Patients of groups 1L and 1U demonstrated statistically significant improvements in the Medical Research Committee Scale, the ARAT Arm Motor Activity Test, the Wasserman Speech Impairment Rating Scale, and the Montreal Cognitive Function Rating Scale. According to amplitude indicators, there was a tendency towards their increase in all groups. A decrease in the number of errors and an increase in the percentage of correct task completion accompanied the development of a motor act. They stabilized in patients with mild paresis of the hand by 5–6 sessions and in patients with moderate paresis by 6–7 sessions. CONCLUSION. In patients with mild to moderate paresis of the right hand in combination with motor aphasia in the early recovery period of ischemic stroke, when using a rehabilitation glove, there was an improvement in the strength and motor activity of the paretic hand, cognitive functions and speech. Stabilization of task performance indicators should be taken into account when determining the duration of training and timely correction of the motor rehabilitation program.

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The use of the “Anika” rehabilitation glove in stroke: the potentials for the improvement of functional recovery

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Dynamics of clinical and neurological changes in patients with acute ischemic stroke in an open clinical study

Dynamics of clinical and neurological changes in patients with acute ischemic stroke in an open clinical study

Methods to restore fine motor skills in stroke patients

The Results of Targeted Training in the Rehabilitation of Patients with a Combination of Motor and Speech Disorders

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