Correction of motor coordination abilities in acute cerebral circulation defect with the use of physical rehabilitation

Due to the high frequency of strokes in the Russian Federation, leading to disability, loss of efficiency and loss of household autonomy, the development of methods of patients rehabilitation who have suffered acute cerebral circulation disorder is of high importance. The consequences of this condition is characterized by a number of syndromes, among which the leading role in reducing the motor activity of patients and limiting their ability to self-service, is hemiparesis, accompanied by a decrease in voluntary muscle strength in the affected limbs. We present the study results of computer stabilometry indicators as a means of assessing the ability to maintain static equilibrium in a standing position and control the oscillations of the general center of mass. We also present the evaluation results of arbitrary muscle strength of the affected limbs in patients with the consequences of acute cerebral circulation defect in the early recovery period. These studies were carried out as part of an experiment to assess the effectiveness of the multisensory stimulation technique, which is based on the combination of a number of stimulating and corrective effects in combination with physical exercises in closed and open kinematic circuits. The results of the study confirm the effectiveness of the developed method of physical rehabilitation.

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