Post -stroke rehabilitation and prevention of re -stroke
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Stroke statistics
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The consequences of a stroke
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Definition of rehabilitation (WHO)
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Prediction of recovery
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An example of individual rehabilitation
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Mexidol in the treatment of stroke
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Mirror therapy
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Targeted pressure in the elderly
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Explification of Epica
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The conditions for effective rehabilitation
Anatoly Ivanovich Fedin , MD, PhD, Professor Emeritus, Head of the University Clinic of Neurology at the N.I. Pirogov Russian National Research Medical University of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation, Scientific Director of the Khamovniki Rehabilitation Clinic, and Honored Doctor of the Russian Federation.
Natalia Aleksandrovna Suponeva - Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Head of the Department of Neurorehabilitation and Physiotherapy of the Scientific Center of Neurology (Federal State Budgetary Scientific Institution Scientific Center of Neurology).
Announcement:
In the new episode of the "Neurology Plus" program, Professor Anatoly Ivanovich Fedin and Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Professor Natalya Aleksandrovna Suponeva, examine modern approaches to stroke rehabilitation and recurrence prevention, including pharmacological support.
The relevance of the discussion is due to the fact that each 4th stroke is repeated, and 60% of patients become disabled, but early rehabilitation significantly improves the prognosis.
The key aspects of rehabilitation include:
- Early beginning-the first 3-6 months are critical for recovery.
- Multidisciplinary approach - a team of doctors, kinesitherapists, speech therapists and psychologists.
- Technologies: robotic mechanotherapy, transcranial magnetic stimulation, exoskeletons.
The prevention of re -stroke includes control of blood pressure (target values are individual), antitrombotic therapy (aspirin, clopidogrel), statins for hyperlipidemia, anticoagulants for patients with atrial fibrillation.
Conclusion: Comprehensive rehabilitation + individual prevention = maximum recovery and reduced risk of recurrent stroke.
- 00:01:19
Stroke statistics
- 00:05:08
The consequences of a stroke
- 00:13:12
Definition of rehabilitation (WHO)
- 00:20:02
Prediction of recovery
- 00:30:53
An example of individual rehabilitation
- 00:37:01
Mexidol in the treatment of stroke
- 00:48:06
Mirror therapy
- 01:04:08
Targeted pressure in the elderly
- 01:23:15
Explification of Epica
- 01:36:50
The conditions for effective rehabilitation