Optimization of a comprehensive rehabilitation program for patients with motor dysfunction following a stroke

 First you have to do the research that creates 100% recovery protocols! Then you deliver them to all 10 million yearly stroke survivors, not the hospitals. Hospitals have proven they are completely out-of-date in implementing ANY USEFUL STROKE RECOVERY RESEARCH!

Optimization of a comprehensive rehabilitation program for patients with motor dysfunction following a stroke

Sharafova Inobat AxmedjonovnaRehabilitation, code 14.00.12, Samarkand State Medical University, Uzbekistan

Saydaliyeva Sevara Shavkat qiziMaster’s degree student, “Therapy: Folk Medicine”, Uzbekistan

Received:24October2024;Accepted:26December2024;Published:16January2025

Abstract:

This study aims to optimize rehabilitation strategies for stroke patients with motor dysfunction by integrating traditional therapies with emerging technologies. A mixed-methods approach will be used to evaluate the effectiveness of a personalized rehabilitation program that combines physical therapy, occupational therapy, robotic-assisted therapy, virtual reality (VR), and neurostimulation. Participants will include stroke patients with motor impairments, and outcomes will be measured in terms of motor recovery, functional independence, and quality of life. Data will be analyzed through both quantitative (e.g., Fugl-Meyer Assessment, Stroke Impact Scale) and qualitative methods (e.g., interviews, thematic analysis). The study emphasizes the importance of patient-centered care and evidence-based practices, with the goal of providing more effective and individualized rehabilitation for stroke survivors.Keywords:Stroke rehabilitation, motor dysfunction, physical therapy, robotic-assisted therapy, virtual reality, neurostimulation, patient-centered care, neuroplasticity, functional independence, quality of life.Introduction:Stroke remains one of the leading causes of long-term disability worldwide, profoundly affecting patients’ motor functions and overall quality of life. Motor dysfunction following a stroke often presents as muscle weakness, spasticity, or impaired coordination, significantly hindering the ability to perform basic daily activities. This not only increases dependence on caregivers but also reduces the affected individual’s participation in social and economic life. Given the global rise in stroke incidence, the need for effective and innovative rehabilitation strategies has become increasingly urgent.Stroke can cause chronic sequelae in the hemiparetic upper extremity, requiring long-term rehabilitation care . This highlights the critical need for effective rehabilitation programs that address both the physical and functional challenges faced by stroke survivors. Comprehensive rehabilitation programs play a pivotal role in the recovery process, addressing various aspects of motor dysfunction through a multidisciplinary approach. These programs typically encompass physical therapy, occupational therapy, and emerging technologies such as neurostimulation and robotics. However, many existing rehabilitation protocols fail to adequately cater to the individualized needs of patients or to fully incorporate recent advancements in medical science.This study seeks to optimize rehabilitation strategies for stroke patients with motor dysfunction by integrating evidence-based practices with personalized care approaches. By prioritizing improvements in motor recovery and functional independence, this research aims to contribute to the development of more effective, adaptable, and sustainable rehabilitation models.

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