Effects of 3-phase rehabilitation on functional outcome in hemiplegia after stroke

Objective:To explore the effects of 3-phase rehabilitation on functional outcome in patients with hemiplegia after stroke. Method: 80 hemiplegia patients were randomly divided into rehabilitation group and control group. The patients in control group only received medication treatment,and the patients in rehabilitation group were given regularly physical training except medication. Motor function and the ability of daily activities (Barthel Index) were compared pre-treatment and 1mon,3mon,6mon post-treatment.Result:①The motor function of upper extremities,hand and lower extremities had no significant difference between two groups(P0.05).After 1mon rehabilitation,motor function of upper and lower extremities in rehabilitation group improved significantly than control group(P0.05),and more significantly after 3 and 6 months training(P0.01). The motor function of hand in rehabilitation group had significant difference compared with the control group after 6mon training.② ADL had no difference between two groups pre-treatment.After 1mon training,ADL in rehabilitation group improved significantly than control group(P0.05).After 3-6mon rehabilitation,the difference was more significant(P0.01). Conclusion:3-phase rehabilitation can improve effectively the motor function of extremities and ADL of hemiplegia patients after stroke and reduce rate of complication.