Ramsay Hunt sendromunda fizyoterapi ve rehabilitasyon uygulamaları: olgu raporu

Abstract

Ramsay Hunt sendromu, varisella zoster virüsünün enfeksiyonuna bağlı olarak ortaya çıkar. Fasiyal sinir parezisi veya paralizisi, sinir trasesi boyunca veziküller ve otalji bu sendromun major klinik bulgularıdır. Özellikle etkilenmiş fasiyal sinir sebebiyle yüzde asimetri oluşur. Bu sendromun yaşamsal prognozunun iyi olmasına karşın, fasiyal semptomların prognozu kötüdür ve sinirde tam dejenerasyon meydana gelebilir. Kötü prognostik kriterler ile başvuran Ramsay Hunt sendromlu 60 yaşındaki kadın hastada, fizyoterapi ve rehabilitasyon uygulamalarının etkinliği ve altı aylık takip sonuçları incelendi ve olgu tartışıldı

Keywords

• Ramsay Hunt sendromu, Rehabilitasyon, Fasiyal paralizi

Physiotherapy and rehabilitation in Ramsay Hunt Syndrome: a case report

Abstract

Physiotherapy and rehabilitation in Ramsay Hunt Syndrome: a case report Ramsay Hunt Syndrome occurs as a result of infection of varicella zoster virus. Major clinical symptoms of this syndrome are facial nerve paresis or paralysis, vesicles in nervous tracings, and otalgia. Especially, face asymmetry occurs due to the affected facial nerve. Although, survival of this syndrome is good, prognosis of facial symptoms is poor and complete degeneration of the nerve may occur. In a 60 years old female patient with Ramsay Hunt Syndrome who was admitted to our clinic with poor prognostic criteria, we examined that the effectiveness of physical therapy and rehabilitation application, and six months follow-up findings, and the case was discussed

Keywords

• Ramsay Hunt Syndrome, Rehabilitation, Facial paralysis

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