EFFECTIVENESS METHODS EVALUATION OF PHYSICAL REHABILITATION WITH THE USE OF MODERN STANDING FRAME “IRIGO” FOR MEN FROM 55 TO 60 YEARS AFTER SUFFERING A STROKE

Rehabilitation treatment after stroke is an important link in the rehabilitation of patients and aims to: increase overall body tone; the production of active movements by means of an inhibition; prevention of pathological conditions: persistent movement disorders, contractures and ankylosis; the struggle with increased muscle tone and synkinesis; prevention of complications in connection with the forced lack of exercise; identification, restoration and compensation of motor skills. The study of the manifestation of motor disorders in patients with hemorrhagic stroke, leads to the conclusion that the early verticalization and exercises on the standing frame “Irigo” allow: activate the cardiovascular system; set an intense afferent relationship, which stimulates the ability of nerve cells to “retrain” and to a certain extent to take on the duties of the dead, compensate for their inaction; reduce the risk of secondary complications. On the basis of theoretical analysis of literature sources and results obtained after diagnostic tests, the authors developed a method of physical rehabilitation with the use of innovative tools and methods for men from 55 to 60 years after suffering a hemorrhagic stroke at the outpatient treatment stage. To assess the effectiveness of the developed technique for the rehabilitation of men after suffering a hemorrhagic stroke, the authors felt it appropriate to use the following tests of functional and musculoskeletal status: timed inspiratory capacity (the Stange test), a orthostatic test, a simplified Romberg test, goniometry of elbow joint, the test “the distance traveled in 1 minute”, test “the board with figures”.

functional and motor disturbances after hemorrhagic stroke, early verticalization in physical rehabilitation of post-stroke patients, innovative simulators in the complex of recovery measures after stroke