Post stroke rehabilitation protocol
[DOC File]Electrical Stimulation for the Treatment of Pain and ...
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Knutson et al. (2016) evaluated whether contralaterally controlled functional electrical stimulation (CCFES) or cyclic neuromuscular electrical stimulation (cNMES) was more effective for post-stroke upper limb rehabilitation in an interventional, phase II, randomized trial conducted at a single institution (NCT00891319). Stroke patients (n=80) with chronic (> 6 months) moderate to severe upper ...
[DOCX File]Research Protocol - ANZCTR
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Research Protocol. Study Title: Does the physical hospital environment have an impact on activity levels in patients recovering within an Acute Stroke and Sub-Acute Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit . Short Title: Observing activity levels within an Acute Stroke and Sub-Acute Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit pre and post transition to a new hospital. Acronym: MONACT (monitoring activity ...
[DOCX File]Administrative Information - University of Ottawa
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Protocol changes will be tracked and described in the final study manuscript along with justifications. ABSTRACT. Background: Stroke survivors suffer from a variety of post-stroke complications and disabilities, diminishing their ability to function independently. Although specialized stroke rehabilitation improves the recovery of functional abilities, accessing rehabilitation services has ...
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Post stroke exercise and motor re-education is therefore an important rehabilitation tool. Langhammer (8), showed that post stroke motor impairments have a major impact on motor function, balance, gait, mobility, and activities of daily living and the patients improve with training. The first problem to deal with, however, is the effects of spasticity (muscle stiffness) on muscle tone and ...
[DOC File]The Basic Stroke Service
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Stroke/Neurovascular Clinic (in which patients are assessed by a Consultant Physician with specialist interest in Stroke) with a waiting time of
[DOC File]Title Page - UHNResearch
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Regional Stroke Rehabilitation Coordinator . Central East Stroke Network. Alane Witt-Lajeunesse, MS, MSc. Dysphagia Educator/Coordinator . Chinook Rehabilitation Program. Patricia Knutson, MA. Speech Language Pathologist, Huron Perth Healthcare Alliance. Becky French, MSc. Speech Language Pathologist, Southlake Regional Health Centre. Audrey Brown, MHSc. Speech Language Pathologist, …
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This study shows evidence that supports the use of EMG-STIM for post stroke rehabilitation of hand function. Couraugh, J; Sangbum, K. 2002. Two Coupled Motor Recovery Protocols are Better Than One. Stroke 2002;33:1589 . In this study of 25 CVA subjects one group received a coupled protocol of EMG+STIM and bilateral movement, one group received a coupled protocol of EMG+STIM and …
[DOC File]Stroke/TIA - Clinical Protocol
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The staff and physician will identify appropriate interventions related to acute stroke, post-stroke care for someone who has recently had a stroke, and preventive measures for first or recurrent stroke. Examples of preventive measures might include anticoagulation therapy in individuals with chronic atrial fibrillation, controlling hypertension, stabilizing blood sugars, encouraging smoking ...
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The post-stroke spasticity is a complex disorder characterized by increased muscle tone and tendon jerks that result in difficulty to voluntarily engage motor units and generate movement, in addition to a higher resistance to passive stretches.7 Over time, the combination of this muscle overactivity and the disuse of the limb can cause contracture of soft tissue, abnormal posture and promote ...
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Your name:_____ This tool outlines the knowledge and skills you need to provide effective care for stroke patients and their families by outlining competencies for …
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