I guess you'll have to ask your doctor, not your therapists, what statodynamic exercises are. Your doctor is supposed to know EXACTLY the exercises needed to recover. S/he did write the prescription for your therapists to follow, right?
Dynamic vs Static Exercises: Which is Best?
The latest here:Statodynamic exercises in self-rehabilitation of post-stroke patients at home
Keywords:
patients, cerebral stroke, statodynamic exercises, physical rehabilitation indices, functional indicators.
Abstract
Objective of the study was to evaluate the
effectiveness of using statodynamic physical exercises in the
self-rehabilitation of persons who have suffered a cerebral stroke.
Methods and structure of the study. Subject to the
study were a total of 19 persons (mean age - 58.5±7.3 years) who
suffered a cerebral stroke and underwent a rehabilitation course at the
Department of Neuro-Rehabilitation of the Surgut Clinical
Psychoneurological Hospital. To determine whether the developed complex
of statodynamic exercises is effective, we measured the functional
indicators (heart rate, blood pressure), tolerance to hypoxia using
Stange and Gençhe’s tests, as well as the parameters characterizing the
efficiency of physical rehabilitation: goniometry and dynamometry of the
paretic arm, the level of muscle spasticity on the Ashworth Scale.
Results and conclusions. The study findings indicate
that it is appropriate to use the developed complex of statodynamic
exercises in the post-stroke rehabilitation. There were statistically
significant changes (at p<0.05) in most functional indicators, as
well as in the parameters characterizing the efficiency of physical
rehabilitation, which significantly improved the quality of everyday
social and household activities of the patients.
References
Belova A.N., Shchepetova O.N. Guidelines for
rehabilitation of patients with movement disorders. In 2 vol. V. 1.
Moscow: Antidor publ.. 1998. 224 p.
Seluyanov V.N. Health-improving physical education technology. Moscow: SportAkademPress publ., 2001. 172 p.
Skvortsova V.I. Fundamentals of early rehabilitation
of patients with acute cerebrovas-cular accident. Neurology teaching aid
for medical students. Moscow: Litterra publ., 2006.
Chogovadze A.V.; Epifanov V.A. [ed.] Non-fixed changes
in musculoskeletal system. Physical Therapy. Guide. Moscow: Meditsina
publ., 1987. pp. 407‒409.
Yudenko I.E. Hardware mechanotherapy for effective
restoring of upper limbs perfor-mance in post-stroke patients.
Interaction of spiritual and physical education in for-mation of
harmoniously developed personality. Proc. IV International
research-practical online conference. Slovyansk: Donbas State
Pedagogical University publ., 2017. pp. 408‒414.
Yudenko I.E. Organizational and methodological
conditions of health-improving classes of special health group students
diagnosed with neurocirculatory dystonia (case study of Surgut
universities). PhD diss. abstract. Tyumen, 2002. 26 p.
Keywords:
patients, cerebral stroke, statodynamic exercises, physical rehabilitation indices, functional indicators.Abstract
Objective of the study was to evaluate the effectiveness of using statodynamic physical exercises in the self-rehabilitation of persons who have suffered a cerebral stroke.
Methods and structure of the study. Subject to the study were a total of 19 persons (mean age - 58.5±7.3 years) who suffered a cerebral stroke and underwent a rehabilitation course at the Department of Neuro-Rehabilitation of the Surgut Clinical Psychoneurological Hospital. To determine whether the developed complex of statodynamic exercises is effective, we measured the functional indicators (heart rate, blood pressure), tolerance to hypoxia using Stange and Gençhe’s tests, as well as the parameters characterizing the efficiency of physical rehabilitation: goniometry and dynamometry of the paretic arm, the level of muscle spasticity on the Ashworth Scale.
Results and conclusions. The study findings indicate that it is appropriate to use the developed complex of statodynamic exercises in the post-stroke rehabilitation. There were statistically significant changes (at p<0.05) in most functional indicators, as well as in the parameters characterizing the efficiency of physical rehabilitation, which significantly improved the quality of everyday social and household activities of the patients.
References
Belova A.N., Shchepetova O.N. Guidelines for rehabilitation of patients with movement disorders. In 2 vol. V. 1. Moscow: Antidor publ.. 1998. 224 p.
Seluyanov V.N. Health-improving physical education technology. Moscow: SportAkademPress publ., 2001. 172 p.
Skvortsova V.I. Fundamentals of early rehabilitation of patients with acute cerebrovas-cular accident. Neurology teaching aid for medical students. Moscow: Litterra publ., 2006.
Chogovadze A.V.; Epifanov V.A. [ed.] Non-fixed changes in musculoskeletal system. Physical Therapy. Guide. Moscow: Meditsina publ., 1987. pp. 407‒409.
Yudenko I.E. Hardware mechanotherapy for effective restoring of upper limbs perfor-mance in post-stroke patients. Interaction of spiritual and physical education in for-mation of harmoniously developed personality. Proc. IV International research-practical online conference. Slovyansk: Donbas State Pedagogical University publ., 2017. pp. 408‒414.
Yudenko I.E. Organizational and methodological conditions of health-improving classes of special health group students diagnosed with neurocirculatory dystonia (case study of Surgut universities). PhD diss. abstract. Tyumen, 2002. 26 p.
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