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DOI: 10.24075/brsmu.2019.056

ORIGINAL RESEARCH

Dynamics of post-stroke hand paresis kinematic pattern during rehabilitation

Khizhnikova AE, Klochkov AS, Kotov–Smolenskiy AM, Suponeva NA, Piradov MA
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Research Center of Neurology, Moscow, Russia

Correspondence should be addressed: Anastasia E. Khizhnikova
Volokolamskoye Shosse 80, Moscow, 125367; moc.liamg@lapakhsutsan

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Funding: the study was performed as a part of the public contract № 0512-2014-0036.

Author contribution: Khizhnikova AE — research planning, literature analysis, data acquisition, analysis and interpretation, manuscript draft writing; Klochkov AS — research planning, literature analysis, data interpretation, manuscript writing; Kotov–Smolenskiy AM — training of surveyed patients, patients examination using clinical scales; Suponeva NA — research planning, data interpretation, manuscript writing; Piradov MA — manuscript writing.

Received: 2019-08-16 Accepted: 2019-08-30 Published online: 2019-08-31
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Fig. 1. Time (s) needed to complete the reach movement n patients with varying degrees of hand paresis
Fig. 2. The paretic hand inter-articular interactions in patients with mild/moderate (A) and severe/pronounced (B) paresis
Fig. 3. The maximum angular amplitude of different joints while performing the reach test in healthy people (А) and in patients with mild/moderate paresis (B) compared to normal (C)
Fig. 4. Algorithm for choosing tactics of rehabilitation in patients with post-stroke hand paresis
Table 1. Median indicators (Ме [25%; 75%]) of the hand motor impairment according to the Fugl–Meyer Assessment Scale subsections
Table 2. Median indicators (Ме [25%; 75%]) of the hand motor impairment according to the Fugl–Meyer Assessment Scale in patients before and after the rehabilitation