Whatever the fuck longitudinal progression is? Anyway, useless, just more prediction crapola. Damn, we need survivors in charge so we don't waste resources on prediction and biomarker crapola like this.
Predicting longitudinal progression in functional mobility after stroke: A prospective cohort study
Buvarp D, et al
Stroke|June 25, 2020
The
present study was undertaken to ascertain longitudinal changes in
functional mobility after stroke. Researchers evaluated functional
mobility applying the Timed Up-and-Go test on 5 different occasions: 5
days after onset(I think at 5 days I got my AFO), within 24 hours after discharge, 1 month after
discharge, 3 months, and 1 year post stroke. They stratified stroke
severity based on impairments and activity limitations using a baseline
cluster analysis. Developing a multilevel model, longitudinal
progression in functional mobility based on stroke severity was
prognosticated. This study enrolled a total of 135 patients at
baseline. It was indicated that the recovery of functional mobility
differs between mild and moderate stroke. During the first 3 months,
individuals with moderate stroke improved their functional mobility,
after which it decreased significantly. These data imply that long-term
rehabilitation is desirable to maintain and perhaps elevate the gained
functional mobility. This study highlight that older individuals and
those with moderate impairments and activity limitations have particular
needs.
Read the full article on Stroke.
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