Do some of physiotherapy and rehabilitation programs improve the health state of patients suffering from cerebral clot?

Year 2014, Volume 2 - Issue 3, 15 - 24, 17.04.2015

Ayad Omar Mona Dahmanı Ramadan Qatıwı Ali Hassen Osama Shanıba

https://doi.org/10.14486/IJSCS63

Abstract

Cerebral stroke represents one of the most important diseases resulting from blood clot in the middle cerebral artery, this is due to atherosclerotic clot and the brain has area of deprived blood , therefore blood becomes unable to pass the clot, in this case leads to total or partial paralysis. Rehabilitation programs are one of the most effective therapies for cerebral stroke. These programs include rehabilitation exercises, therapeutic massage and kinet otherapy. The present study deals with the application of organized rehabilitation program and identify it's effect on the movement system and joints. This study examined the effect of rehabilitation program to improve the efficiency of the Locomotor system of patient who complain of cerebral stroke.

Keywords

Cerebral stroke, atherosclerotic, therapeutic

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