급성기 뇌졸중 환자의 훈련 방법에 따른 체간조절 및 균형 효과 비교

Compare trunk control and balance effects in accordance with training method in acute stroke patient

This study amis to examine the effects of trunk control and balance on training methods intervention in patients with acute stroke Method: The present study was performed using a randomized controlled clinical trial. The subjects were twenty adults with hemiplegia following a acute stroke. The study group performed dynamic standing training method with motor re-training. the control group performed static standing training method with motor re-training. The intervention lasted four weeks. five times per week, 60 minutes per each time. balance was measured with berg balance scale and fugl-meyer assessment lower-extremity, trunk control was measured with trunk impairment scale. In order to compare before and after the intervention within each group, Wilcoxon’s signed-ranks test was conducted. In order to compare differences in changes between the groups, Mann-whitney U test was carried out. statistical significance level of all data was set at p<.05 Results: No statistically significant differences were found between two groups. In the intra-groups analysis, both groups demonstrated a significant improvement in after the intervention. Conclusion: Dynamic standing training combined with motor re-training led to a an improvement in trunk control, balance among acute stroke patients. However, the improvement was similar to that achieved with static standing balance group.