İnmede Erken Dönem Rehabilitasyon

Abstract

İnme sonrası rehabilitasyon akut dönemden toplum içerisine entegrasyona kadar devam eden bir süreçtir. İnme sonrası erken rehabilitasyon ile fonksiyonel düzelme ve bağımsızlık düzeyi arasında ilişki gösterilmiş olup, bu ilişkiyi kuvvetlendirecek optimal bir süre henüz saptanamamıştır. Bu derleme yazısında konu ile ilgili son kaynaklar gözden geçirilmiş ve tartışılmıştır. Sonuçta inmede erken dönem rehabilitasyonun önemi vurgulanmıştır.

Keywords

• akut inme
• erken ambulasyon
• erken mobilizasyon
• yoğun bakım
• akut inme, erken ambulasyon, erken mobilizasyon, yoğun bakım

Early Rehabilitation Approach in Patients With Stroke

Abstract

Post-stroke rehabilitation is a process that begins from the acute stage and continues to entegration with the population. It was stated that there was a relation between the functional improvement and independence level after very early rehabilitation in these patients. But there is no concensus on the optimal early rehabilitation protochol for timing and the duration of this acute stage. We discussed the last literature about the very early rehabilitation in stroke patients in this review. In conclusion, we emphasized the importance of early rehabilitation in this patients.

Keywords

• acute stroke
• early ambulation
• early mobilization
• intensive care unit
• acute stroke, early ambulation, early mobilization, intensive care unit

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