New Data in Stroke Patient's Rehabilitation: Review

There is nothing new in stroke rehab that will get survivors recovered. Reviews like this should state: You follow this EXACT PROTOCOL based upon this EXACT OBJECTIVE DAMAGE DIAGNOSIS and that will get you recovered! Anything less is totally worthless!

 New Data in Stroke Patient's Rehabilitation: Review

Authors

• Georgios Tsigaras
  tsigarasphysiopediatric@gmail.com
  Aristotle University of Thessaloniki Hippokratio General Hospital, Greece
• Anna Chalkia International Hellenic University, School of Health Sciences, Greece
• Ilias Kallistratos International Hellenic University, School of Health Sciences, Greece
• Efthimia Vargiami Aristotle University of Thessaloniki Hippokratio General Hospital, Greece
• Dimitra Katsantoni Hellenic University Department of Physiotherapy, Greece
• Fanis Giannakopoulos Hellenic University Department of Physiotherapy Manual Therapist, Greece

Keywords:

hemorrhagic strokes, hypertension, physiotherapists, speech therapists, stroke

Abstract

Stroke has a special place in clinical neurology as the brain is the center of the nervous system. They require immediate treatment as the time burden can dramatically worsen their development. The distinction of stroke it is done in the form of damage. 80-88% are ischemic strokes and 12-20% are hemorrhagic strokes. The clinical manifestations of cerebrovascular attacks depend on the location of the damage in the brain parenchyma and specifically in the affected vessel. The separation of cerebral ischemia and hemorrhage syndromes follows anatomical criteria because it depends on the arterial branch that is damaged. The factors that favor stroke with the main causes being hypertension, atherosclerotic plaque rupture, heart diseases as well as people's lifestyle, are a large part of nursing for their prevention in the general population. The global knowledge of the brain (anatomy and physiology) and the understanding of the functioning of strokes helps us as nurses to enrich our knowledge and have a general picture of the patient, without focusing only on the treatment. The treatment requires very good medical and nursing staff and their cooperation with physiotherapists, speech therapists, and other health scientists, who will plan the treatment.(If you don't have 100% recovery protocols, in my opinion your staff is not competent enough to do the job they were trained for!)

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