THE ASSOCIATED FACTORS OF REHABILITATION OUTCOMES WITH COMBINATION OF MIRROR THERAPY AND PHYSICAL THERAPY IN PATIENTS WITH HEMIPARESIS DUE TO STROKE
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Objective: To determine the associated factors of rehabilitation outcomes with combination of mirror therapy and physical therapy in patients with hemiparesis due to stroke. Subjects and methods: observation study with 90 patients with hemiparesis due to stroke. They are treated by mirror therapy in Cao Bang hospital of traditional medicine in the period from July, 3rd 2018 to July, 3rd 2020. Results and conclusions: The proportion of excellent movement ability in the under 60 years old group is 92,31%, which is higher than in the above 60 years old group, at 20% (p<0,05). The proportion of excellent movement ability in patients who was hospitalized within a month group and from one to three months group are 96,43% and 86,21%, respectively; these figures are higher significantly than in more- than-3- month-group, at 39,39% (p<0,05). Patients, with minor neurological defects according to NIHSS score, have good rehabilitation result , at 100% (p <0.05). The factors comprise: gender, paralysis, and type of brain damage were not associated with rehabilitation outcomes.
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stroke, rehabilitation, ischemic stroke, physical therapy, mirror therapy
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