Influence of posture control training combined core muscle group training on motor function of patients with stroke／ / 心血管康复医学杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective:To explore influence of posture control combined core muscle group training on motor function of lower limb ,balance function and walking ability in patients with stroke .Methods:A total of 94 patients with hemiplegia after stroke during rehabilitation period ,who were treated in our hospital from Dec 2015 to Dec 2017 , were selected .Patients were randomly and equally divided into routine rehabilitation group and combined training group (received posture control and core muscle group training based on routine rehabilitation group ) ,both groups were treated for four weeks .Scores of Fugal‐Meyer motor assessment (FMA) scale ,Berg balance scale (BBS) and Holden functional ambulation classification (FAC) were observed and compared between two groups before and af‐ter treatment .Results:Compared with before treatment ,there were significant rise in scores of lower limb FMA , BBS and FAC class in two groups after four‐week treatment , P＝0. 001 all.Compared with routine rehabilitation group after four‐week treatment ,there were significant rise in lower limb FMA score [ (22.61 ± 1. 84) scores vs. (25.84 ± 1.67) scores] ,BBS score [ (23. 28 ± 1.92) scores vs .(28.82 ± 1. 36 ) scores] and FAC class [ (2. 96 ± 0.71) classes vs.(4.02 ± 0.46 ) classes] in combined training group , P＝ 0. 001 all.Conclusion: Posture control training combined core muscle group training can significantly promote rehabilitation of lower limb motor function , improve balance and walking ability in patients with hemiplegia after stroke ,which is worth extending .