Post-stroke movement syndromes

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Post-stroke movement disorders Quality of poststroke life • As stroke mortality rates decline, individuals are increasingly likely to live with their residual impairments and disabilities. • The quality of poststroke life is the first of the pivotal topics that have to be considered beneath the functional outcome.
Post-stroke movement disorders Motor sequels of stroke (pyramidal tract damage) • Of patients who survive stroke by more than 30 days: – 10% demonstrate complete spontaneus recovery – 10% show no benefit from any treatment – 80% may benefit, if properly undergo rehabilitation. • benefit patients group - 85% should go home after 3 months of rehabilitation. – 85% of them have a chance to be ambulatory – 50% independent in performance of ADL
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Post-stroke movement syndromes

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