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ZHANG Zhanjun,WANG Hongxiao, QING Weisheng

( Department of Rehabilitation, Medicine Yuzhou People's Hospital, Yuzhou 461670. China)

AbstractObjective 'To observe the rehabilitation effeet of position training on stroke in elderly bedriddenpatients. Methods 123 elderly patients with stroke were selected and randomly divided into two groupsusing a number table method. The control group were consisted of 6l patients who underwent routinestanding rehabilitation training , while the observation group were consisted of 62 patients who underwentposture training on the basis of routine standing rehabilitation training, The balance function before andafter training between two groups of patients , as well as the occurrence of syncope symptoms and symptomsafter training were compared. Follow up for 6 months to compare the recovery of blood cireulation funetionbetween the two groups. Results After 3, 7 and 14 d of health training, the Berg Balance Scale ( BBS)score of the observation group was higher than that of the control group, and the incidenee of syncope premonitions and syncope symptoms was lower than that of the control group, with a statistically significantdifference ( P<0.05 ). After 6 months of follow-up after training, the cardiovascular function indicators ofheart rate ( HR), systolie blood pressure ( $BP), and diastolic blood pressure ( DBP) in the observationgroup were higher than those in the control group ( P<0.05 ). Conclusion Standing rehabilitation trainingcombined with positional training can promote the reeovery of balance funetion and cardiovascular functionin elderly stroke patients.

Keywords: stroke in elderly; postural training; standing rehabilitation training; balanee function;cardiovascular function

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