感觉运动锻炼方案对幕上卒中(SMULS)住院期上肢功能障碍的影响——一项随机对照试验方案

D. Gandhi, N. Chawla, Christy John, Amarjot Gill Singh, S. Zarreen, Pranay J. Vijayanand
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上肢体感障碍在中风后患者中常见,约占50%。联合感觉运动治疗方案对改善功能结果的影响尚未得到广泛研究,特别是在卒中后急性和亚急性期。通过PROBE设计的随机对照试验,根据预先设定的选择标准选择的参与者将接受常规护理之外的感觉运动治疗的结构化方案,或仅接受常规护理超过14天或直到出院。出院时、第三个月和第六个月将根据“行动研究臂测试”和“伊拉斯谟修正诺丁汉感官评估”量表对结果进行分析。拟议的研究将允许开发和实施现有中风康复方案的感觉康复组件。在卒中后急性期和亚急性期对合适的患者进行干预,可以对感觉运动障碍进行早期干预,从而改善上肢预后。
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Effect of a Sensorimotor Exercise Regimefor Upper Limb Deficits in the In-HospitalPhase After a Supratentorial Stroke(SMULS)—Protocol for a RandomizedControlled Trial
Somatosensory impairments in the upper limb are a common occurrence in >50% of post-stroke individuals. The effects of a combined sensorimotor therapy program on improving functional outcomes have not been studied extensively especially in the acute and subacute phase post-stroke. Through a randomized controlled trial of PROBE design, participants, selected on a pre-set selection criteria will either receive the a structured regime of sensorimotor therapy in addition to routine care or only routine care for over 14 days or until discharge. Outcomes will be analyzed on the “Action Research Arm test” and “Erasmus modified Nottingham Sensory Assessment” scale at discharge and then at the third and sixth months. The proposed study will allow development and implementation of sensory rehabilitation components to the existing stroke rehabilitation protocols. Initiating intervention within the acute and subacute phase post-stroke in suitable patients will allow early intervention for sensorimotor impairments subsequently leading to improved upper limb outcomes.
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