| Effects of sit-to-stand training with dynamic human center of mass monitoring system for hemiplegic patients |
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| EN KeyWords: sit-to-stand training balance ability hemiplegia |
| Fund Project:华中科技大学自主创新基金（2014ZHYX009） |
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| Objective: To observe the effects of sit-to-stand training with Dynamic human center of mass Monitoring System (DMS) for hemiplegic patients. Methods: Forty sub-acute stroke patients were involved in our study and randomly divided into study group (20 cases) and control group (20 cases). Conventional rehabilitation treatments were provided for all these subjects for 2 weeks. And additional sit-to-stand training with the help of DMS was provided for patients in the study group. Before and 2 weeks after treatment, Berg balance scale (BBS) and Tecnobody Pro-Kin Systems were used respectively for all subjects on balance evaluation. Results: After 2-week treatments, the scores of BBS, and the results of Tecnobody Pro-Kin Systems including the distance and area of the center of mass (COM) were increased significantly as compared with those before treatment (P<0.05) in both groups. The scores of BBS in study group, and the results of Tecnobody Pro-Kin Systems including the distance and area of the COM were better improved than in control group (P<0.05). Conclusions: Sit-to-stand training with DMS could effectively improve the balance ability of sub-acute stroke patients. |
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