Vol 16, No 2 (2017)

Articles

Uvazhaemye kollegi!

Ivanova G.E.
Bulletin of Rehabilitation Medicine. 2017;16(2):1-1
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TO THE JUBILEE OF ACADEMICIAN V.M. BEKHTEREV

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Bulletin of Rehabilitation Medicine. 2017;16(2):2-3
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ABOUT PREPARATION OF STAFF IN THE FIELD OF MEDICAL REHABILITATION. DOCTOR ON PHYSICAL AND REHABILITATION MEDICINE

Ivanova G.E., Belkin A.A., Belyaev A.F., Bodrova R.A., Builova T.V., Melnikova E.V., Mishina I.E., Prokopenko S.V., Sarana A.M., Stakhovskaya L.V., Suvorov A.Y., Shamalov N.A., Shmonin A.A., Khasanova D.R., Tsykunov M.B.

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Implementation of the system of the medical rehabilitation fulfilled and which has proved the efficiency both in foreign countries, and in the Russian regions which have begun to approve and introduce the basic principles of the European model of rehabilitation isn’t possible without the correct training of specialists. The article reveals the purpose of professional activity of a doctor of physical medicine and rehabilitation, describes the experience of the emergence and development of Physical and rehabilitation medicine in Europe and the world.
Bulletin of Rehabilitation Medicine. 2017;16(2):4-5
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PILOT PROJECT "DEVELOPMENT OF THE MEDICAL REHABILITATION SYSTEM IN RUSSIAN FEDERATION (DOME)": PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF IMPLEMENTATION IN THE FIRST AND SECOND STAGES

Ivanova G.E., Melnikova E.V., Shmonin A.A., Verbitskay E.V., Aronov D.M., Belkin A.A., Belyaev A.F., Bodrova R.A., Bubnova M.G., Builova T.V., Maltseva M.N., Mishina I.E., Nesterin K.V., Nikiforov V.V., Prokopenko S.V., Sarana A.M., Stakhovskaya L.V., Suvorov A.Y., Khasanova D.R., Tsykunov M.B., Shamalov N.A., Yashkov A.V.

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Aim: to demonstrate the effect of the "new" model of medical rehabilitation in comparison with the previous (traditional) model in three categories of patients (with stroke, myocardial infarction and after hip arthroplasty). Materials and methods. The study involved 70 clinics in 1, 2 and 3 stages of rehabilitation in 13 regions of Russia. The design of the study was consistent and had two phases. In the 1st phase of the project implementation ("traditional model of rehabilitation") they worked according to the traditional "traditional" scheme. In the second phase ("The New Model"), medical organizations worked on a "new" model with the implementation of a problem-oriented multidisciplinary approach. The main endpoint was a modified Rankin score (mRS) at the end of hospitalization. Results. Rehabilitation for the "New Model" in comparison with the " traditional model" is more effective, which is characterized by better indicators of recovery on mRS in patients with myocardial infarction, stroke and after hip arthroplasty due to non-traumatic lesion. Rankin scale is effective as a universal indicator for assessing disability, limiting life activity and dependence on caregivers, as evidenced by the results of the Pilot Project. Conclusion. "New Model" of the rehabilitation in comparison with the "traditional model" is more effective, which is characterized by better indicators of recovery of functions and vital activity in the first stage of rehabilitation of patients, regardless of the profile of rehabilitation.
Bulletin of Rehabilitation Medicine. 2017;16(2):10-15
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BASIC PRINCIPLES OF MEDICAL REHABILITATION, REHABILITATION DIAGNOSIS IN THE ICF CATEGORIES AND REHABILITATION PLAN

Shmonin A.A., Maltseva M.N., Melnikova E.V., Ivanova G.E.

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Rehabilitation is the coordinated application of medical, social, pedagogical and professional actions to prepare (or retrain) patients for optimum of functioning. To solve the problems identified in the definition, it is necessary to comply with modern principles of rehabilitation. Rehabilitation of adults and children at the inpatient or outpatient and in intensive care units based on the biopsychological model of disability in accordance with universal principles: patient-centered approach, multidisciplinarity, earlier initiation of rehabilitation activities, continuity, succession and continuity. So human health is described using categories of ICF: activity, participation, functions, structures, environmental factors and personal factors. Rehabilitation diagnosis is established in the categories of the ICF and is a list of patient problems. The tasks for the specialist in the team are established based on the identified problems in the categories of the ICF. The educational program for rehabilitation specialists should include training in the use of the ICF and the formulation of a rehabilitation diagnosis. Conclusion: The ICF is an instrument for implementing the above principles of rehabilitation.
Bulletin of Rehabilitation Medicine. 2017;16(2):16-22
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INTEGRATION OF PALLIATIVE CARE AND MEDICAL REHABILITATION IN THE TVER REGION

Chichanovskaya L.V., Bakhareva O.N., Solovyova A.V., Menshikova T.V.

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A model of medical rehabilitation has been built in the Tver region. А pilot project was introduced for the medical rehabilitation of stroke patients . As a result of the use of beds for palliative care, the cost-effectiveness of strokes has improved.
Bulletin of Rehabilitation Medicine. 2017;16(2):23-26
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FUNCTIONAL MAGNETIC RESONANCE FOR ASSESSING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF SURGICAL REVASCULARIZATION AFTER ISCHEMIC STROKE

Markdorf S.A., Vasil’kiv L.M., Petrovskij E.D., Predtechenskaja E.V., Savelov A.A., Stankevich J.A., Tulupov A.A., Shtark M.B.

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There are many methods of stroke treatment and one of them is surgical revascularization with extracranial - intracranial bypass. The aim of investigation is to value effectiveness of surgical revascularization using the functional magnetic resonance imaging. Two groups of patients in the recovery period (more than 1 year) of the stroke were investigated. Patients in the first group were after cerebral bypass surgery (11 persons). The second group included patients after conservative therapy (8 persons). MRI study was made at 1.5T system (PHILIPS). The paradigm for the functional MRI included small ball squeeze in response to a visual cue. We examined patients from group №1 before surgery, in the early postoperative period and in the recovery period. We tested the neurological status before and after surgery (in the recovery period). The levels of neuronal activity from the stroke region (precentral gyrus), supplementary motor cortex and contralesional hemisphere were compared. All this structures are responsible for the motor function of the damaged upper extremity. A significant increasing level of neuronal activity was found in the stroke region in the group after conservative treatment (p < 0,05). There were no significant differences in the levels of neuronal activity between two groups in the supplementary motor cortex and contralesional hemisphere. The comparing of patients with extracranial-intracranial bypass in dynamics before surgery, after revascularization and in the recovery period of ischemic stroke didn’t show any significant increasing level of neuronal activity in the stroke region. In the surgical group a significant decreasing level of neuronal activity was observed in the contralesional hemisphere in the recovery period (p < 0,05). According to the data from neurological examination an absence of any progressive dynamics of the motor function was found in the 50% of surgical treated patients. The negative dynamics was observed in the 30% of surgical treated patients. The significant increasing of neuronal activity in the stroke region was found in the medical treatment group. The extracranial - intracranial bypass surgery did not show increasing level of neuronal activity in the ipsilesional cortex between patients in the early postoperative and recovery periods. Motor function recovery of the damaged upper extremity took place in the 20% of patients after surgical revascularization.
Bulletin of Rehabilitation Medicine. 2017;16(2):27-35
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ON ASSESSMENT OF STATUS AND PROSPECTS OF MOVEMENTS BIOMECHANICS PRINCIPLES APPLICATION IN DEVELOPMENT OF IMPORT-SUBSTITUTING PRODUCTS AND TECHNOLOGIES FOR MEDICAL REHABILITATION

Ivanova G.E., Ishutin D.V., Gertsik Y.G., Ishutina R.S., Gertsik G.Y.

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The article analyzes the basic terms and concepts of biomechanics as a science, analyzed the prospects of application of the principles of biomechanics in the clinical practice of medical rehabilitation, the relationship of the effectiveness of treatment and diagnostic methods of the rehabilitation process and the application of instrumental techniques. It is emphasized that these techniques and technologies can be used to implement a national technology initiative NeuroNet towards NeuroMedtechnics, in particular, the formation of the requirements for the design and manufacture of medical complexes for neurorehabilitation during recovery of motor activity after stroke and brain injury. As priority areas for the development proposed the formation of cluster structures in the field of medicine and medical industry.
Bulletin of Rehabilitation Medicine. 2017;16(2):36-42
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EVALUATION OF FINE MOTOR SKILL IN POST-STROKE PATIENTS -NEW APPROACHES

Alekseevich G.V., Mozheyko E.Y., Prokopenko S.V.

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Purpose of the study: To assess the opportunity of diagnosing functions of the fine motor skill by the «Multi-touch» method. Materials and methods. Evaluation of physical activity wrist in normally conducted out in 43 healthy subjects of both sexes, aged from 21 to 63 years, the mean age of 46.29 years, without neurological, orthopedic pathology. For this purpose, we measured the performance of breeding fingers using the method of «Multi-touch» with the calculation of standardized breeding range I-II fingers. The study of physical activity wrist with central hemiparesis using the method of «Multi-touch» was conducted in 42 patients with ischemic stroke and movement disorders in the upper limbs with impaired function fine motor skill used for this movement rating scale: Fugl-Meyer Assesment (FMA), 9 Hole peg test (NHPT), Rivermid index author’s method «Multitouch». To assess the reliability of the «Multi-touch» method were calculated: 1) internal consistency; 2) construct validity; 4) test-retest reliability. Measurement error is calculated as the standard error of measurement (SEM), the Minimal Detectable Change (MDC95) in absolute values and in percentage terms (MDC95%). Conclusions. Defined percentile definition standards standardized breeding range I-II finger which lies in the range of 2.36 to 2.8 cm. The high internal consistency (r Spearman 0.98 p <0.0001), stable performance during the second measurement (p = 0.08 Wilcoxon), high correlation method «Multi-touch» with the clinical assessment scales brush motor activity (r Spearman 0.64 p <0.001), the selectivity of reaction with the scales do not meet the conductive fine motor function (r Spearman with the index Rivermid -0.38, p = 0.05).
Bulletin of Rehabilitation Medicine. 2017;16(2):43-48
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THE METHOD OF CI THERAPY IN RESTORING THE FUNCTIONS OF WALKING IN PATIENTS WITH THE SYNDROME OF ŒNTRAL HEMIPARESIS

Tarovskaja A.M., Ondar V.S., Prokopenko S.V., Abros’kina M.V.

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Evaluation of the effectiveness of the correction method of walking, based on the principle of CI therapy in patients with the syndrome of the œntral hemiparesis in the recovery periods of the stroke in the hospital. The patient wore the orthosis for fixation of the hip joint with a locking hinge on a flat surface in a free tempo for 20-30 minutes 1 times a day for two weeks. There was a significant improvement in the function of walking and balance. Efficiency was higher in the group who received lessons using new techniques. The obtained results allow to recommend the method of correction of the walk, based on the principle of CI therapy, for use in integrated neurorehabilitation.
Bulletin of Rehabilitation Medicine. 2017;16(2):49-53
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MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO EARLY REHABILITATION OF PATIENTS WITH ACUTE DISORDERS OF CEREBRAL CIRCULATION

Belyaev A.F., Lebedev S.V., Shestopalov E.Y., Ovchinnikova I.V., Fadeeva A.S., Palyokha A.S., Kisel’ L.I., Gavrilenko O.Y., Sologub N.V., Lunin A.A.

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An early rehabilitation of patients with acute cerebrovascular accident is one of important tasks of multidisciplinary team in the conditions of separation, of reanimation and intensive therapy of primary vascular separation. A research aim was an estimation of efficiency of «new» model of organization of early rehabilitation as compared to a former model for patients with acute cerebrovascular accident. Patients with acute cerebrovascular accident there were 940 cases. They were divided by 2 groups: first, are 484 patients in age 65,9 ± 0,46, passing treatment in June - December 2015; second are 456 persons in age 66,6 ± 0,45 observed in a corresponding period 2016. We watched the dynamics of the Rankine scale. In the first group a tendency was traced to the decline of this index from 3,18±0,05 to 3,11±0,07 points (p>0,05). In the second group in a dynamics the reliable improvement of index happened from 2,83±0,09 points to 2,56±0,09 points (p<0,05). During the complex rehabilitation program in the second group, the indexes of functional end of patients became better as compared to the first group. Application of «new» model of organization of early rehabilitation in of reanimation and intensive therapy of primary vascular separation allowed promoting the level of the rehabilitation potential.
Bulletin of Rehabilitation Medicine. 2017;16(2):54-58
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FUNCTION RECOVERY OF FINE MOTOR SKILL IN FOCAL DYSTONIA

Shavlovskaya O.A.

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Writer’s cramp (WC) refers to movement disorders and is a form of focal dystonia involving the muscles of the hand and selective impairment of hand motor, leading to isolated isolated violation of the act of writing. Writer’s cramp is poorly responsive to therapy disease and its therapy is difficult and remains an unresolved problem in clinical neurology. Most patients has a long experience in the use ineffective rehabilitation measures. The article presents the experience of application of complex of rehabilitation measures aimed at sensory motor retraining and correction of predisposing physical factors in 86 patients with idiopathic WC (26 men, 60 women, mean age 39,6±12,5 years). To restore function of a fine motor skill in the WC should follow the set of activities, including: effects on peripheral factors, neurorehabilitation (sensory motor retraining), the formation of new motor programs, psychological adaptation, socialization, and to conduct prevention of high-risk groups. The basis of the rehabilitation activities is sensory motor retraining: using individually identified paradoxical kinesis (actions in which the existence of WC is minimal, for example, a letter from your shoulder), bimanually activation (imitation of letters with the index fingers of both hands simultaneously), ideomotor simulation (to think about of the movement before the beginning of the task); the change in hand-eye coordination when writing (use of digitizing tablet), tactile stimulation (the use of palm and finger massager). It is shown that the use of this complex allows in 79,3 percent of cases to achieve excellent (9,8%), good (69,5%) or satisfactory effect (20,7%), which persists throughout the observation period up to 10 years. In high-risk groups for the development of human resources should be carried out measures for correction and prevention of the formation of the dystonic phenomenon.
Bulletin of Rehabilitation Medicine. 2017;16(2):59-62
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THE EXPERIENCE OF THE COMBINED APPLICATION OF DYNAMIC ELECTRONEUROSTIMULATION AND ACUPUNCTURE IN ACUTE PERIOD OF ISCHEMIC STROKE

Molchanova E.E.

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In order to study the effectiveness of combined acupuncture methods, the examination and the early rehabilitation course for 70 patients with acute ischemic stroke, divided by random sampling into 3 groups, were held. In the main group (30 people), the basic treatment complex was optimized by the combined use of dynamic electroneurostimulation (DENS) and acupuncture. Monitoring of the status of two comparison groups (20 people each), corresponding to the main group by sex, age and severity of neurologic symptoms was conducted simultaneously. In the first comparison group, basic therapy was supplemented with DENS, in the second - with acupuncture. Assessment of the severity of neurological deficit was carried out on the scale NIHSS, to assess the patient’s activities of daily live after a stroke, Barthel ADL index was used. Monitoring was carried out in the 1st and 15th day from the beginning of treatment. Positive dynamics was observed in all groups, however, in the main group at the end of the course of treatment, significantly higher scores (p <0.01) on all scales were obtained, compared with the comparison groups. In the main group (where patients received DENS therapy combined with acupuncture), on the 15th day from the beginning of treatment, a decrease of neurological deficit on the NIHSS scale was 5,2 points, Barthel Index increased for 30 points. Thus, the combination of two highly effective techniques (DENS and acupuncture) in one procedure causes a more pronounced recovery of lost functions among patients who had cerebral ischemic stroke and, therefore, more rapid adaptation to everyday life.
Bulletin of Rehabilitation Medicine. 2017;16(2):63-67
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METHODICAL BASES OF OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY IN REHABILITATION OF PATIENTS WITH ACUTE STROKE

Suponeva N.A., Mal’ceva M.N., Zimin A.A.

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Multidisciplinary rehabilitation approach is necessary to return patients to the usual level of activity in private and social spheres. Occupational therapy is extremely important in this process. Occupational therapy focuses on restoring, preserving and developing activities that have been lost due to illness or injury. The purpose of occupational therapy is development of the patient’s capacity in accordance with their wishes and needs. The objectives of occupational therapy are an improvement patient’s abilities and a compensation of reduced activities. Nowadays occupational therapy is the new stage in the development of rehabilitation. It based on the integrated approach to the patient with the use of knowledge in psychology, pedagogy, sociology, biomechanics and physical therapy. Occupational therapy involves two strategies: developmental and compensatory. Developmental strategy is aimed at restoring the affected activity. Compensatory strategy is aimed at replacing the lost activity. The methodological basis of occupational therapy is the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF). Occupational therapy actively develops and is introduced in clinical practice in our country. Russian association of occupational therapists (RAOT) was established in 2002. RAOT is a member of the World Federation of occupational therapists (WFOT). The pilot project «Development of the medical rehabilitation system in the Russian Federation» started in 2015. Occupational therapy is being actively promoted in it. Analysis of domestic and foreign data has revealed both high efficiency of occupational therapy for social adaptation and the lack of its prevalence among domestic hospitals. The authors recommend a wider distribution of this rehabilitation method to open special rooms of occupational therapy both at the inpatient and outpatient departments.
Bulletin of Rehabilitation Medicine. 2017;16(2):68-73
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THE CLINICAL EFFECTIVENESS OF BIOPLASTIC MATERIAL BASED ON TYPE I COLLAGEN FOR TREATMENT OF PRESSURE ULCERS IN NEUROREHABILITAION PATIENTS: RANDOMIZED COMPARATIVE STUDY

Komarov A.N., Kezina L.P., Silina E.V., Orlova A.S., Koreyba K.A.

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The background of this study was the need of introducing a new and effective method for treatment of pressure ulcers (decubitus) in patients after spinal injury or stroke. Therefore the prospective post-registration randomized comparative study of new treatment option on the base of native collagen application was conducted. 100 patients after spinal injury or stroke with decubital ulcers with different severity were included. Group I (control) included 63 patients who received the standard complex therapy and debridement. Group II (study) included 37 patients: treatment of pressure ulcers was carried out by additional method - supplementation of bioplastic material based on native type I collagen (medical device Collost: gel 7% 1.5 ml, membrane 60x50x1,5 mm). Patient assessment was conducted in the dynamics on the base of clinical, laboratory and instrumental methods. Results. The use of bioplastic material Collost in treatment of pressure ulcers resulted in more rapid reduction of peripheral edema; more pronounced granulation tissue formation in the area of decubitus and more pronounced wound healing. There was improvement of cytogram, reduction of microbial content, reduction of pain intensity and pain duration compared to traditional methods of pressure ulcers treatment. Often the result of treatment was «complete healing» and «good result» of treatment in accordance with subjective assessments by doctor and patient. The good tolerability of bioplastic material Collost was also determined: no allergic reactions were detected in any cases, no toxic effect in line with dynamic control of clinical status and biochemical analysis. So clinical and biochemical safety of Collost in decubitus ulcers treatment was determined.
Bulletin of Rehabilitation Medicine. 2017;16(2):74-83
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SENSITIVITY AND SPECIFICITY OF THE SYMPTOMS OF URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS IN PATIENTS WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY ON INTERMITTENT CATHETERIZATION

Salukov R.V., Kolmakov A.S.

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Diagnosis of urinary tract infection (UTI) is based on data from urine analysis such as presence of leukocyturia and bacteriuria, and pathognomonic symptoms, including pain in the projection of the urinary system and urination disorders (dysuria, urgency ...). Despite of the simplicity of the diagnosis of UTI in the general population, the latter may be significantly difficult in patients after spinal cord injury, which is caused by sensation and voiding disorders, and a high frequency of asymptomatic bacteriuria (especially in patients requiring continuous or intermittent drainage of the bladder). Given the above difficulties National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research offered the following symptoms indicating the presence of UTI in spinal cord injury patients: fever, discomfort or pain over the kidney or bladder or during micturition, incontinence, increased spasticity, the development of autonomous dysreflexia, clouding of urine, accompanied by an unpleasant odor, malaise and weakness. This article describes the results of our evaluation of the sensitivity and specificity of the symptoms of UTI in patients with spinal cord injury on intermittent catheterization.
Bulletin of Rehabilitation Medicine. 2017;16(2):84-89
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CLINICAL TRIAL APPLICATIONS OF THE LOCOMOTION EXOSKELETON «EXOATLET» IN SPINAL PATIENTS

Bushkov F.A., Kleshchunov S.S., Kosiaeva S.V., Bzhiliansky M.A., Ivanova G.E., Shatalova O.G.

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Background: Restoring the ability to walk is one of the priority tasks for the rehabilitation of spinal patients. Methods: The purpose of our clinical study was to assess the applicability, efficacy and ergonomics of the electro-mechanical exoskeleton «ExoAtlet» in patients with paraplegia as a result of spinal cord injury. The duration of the clinical trial was three calendar months between June and September 2016. Each training program consisted of 10 training sessions, including walking in the ExoAtlet exoskeleton, lasting about 60-80 minutes, 5 times a week, for 2 weeks. In the trial were included 10 patients. Results: There were 2 developed complications associated with unilateral overload of the distal joints of the lower limb/ Exoskeleton training is safe if selection criteria are met and do not require special monitoring of the cardiovascular system. The speed of the walking in the exoskeleton in the pilots is different and, first, depends on the level of injury of the spinal cord. Conclusion The proposed training program in the exoskeleton «ExoAtlet» leads to a decrease in the tone of the muscles of the lower limbs and improvement of the psycho-emotional status in the examined patients.
Bulletin of Rehabilitation Medicine. 2017;16(2):90-100
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THE STUDY OF MEMORY, SPATIAL THINKING AND PRAXIS IN REHABILITATION OF POST-STROKE PATIENTS USING «BCI +EXOSKELETON»

Kotov S.V., Biryukova E.V., Turbina L.G., Kondur A.A., Zaytseva E.V.

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Introduction. Stroke is one of the main factors of both motor and cognitive deficits. Post-stroke cognitive impairment is a disorder that occurs within the first 3 months after a stroke and, as a rule, no later than a year. Actually, cognitive dysfunction is observed in 40-70% of people who underwent cerebral stroke, and the risk of developing dementia occurs at least for several years after a stroke. Objective: to study the effect of neurorehabilitation using « BCI + exoskeleton» to restore higher cortical functions in poststroke patients. Materials and methods. Six men and four women underwent cerebral stroke took part in the study: ischemic stroke was diagnosed in 7 patients, hemorrhagic stroke was in 3. All patients had post-stroke hemiparesis with a severity of 1 to 4 points in accordance with the degree of muscle strength reduction, mainly in the arm. To assess the dynamics of cognitive functions in the process of neurorehabilitation, the following tests and scales were used before and after classes on the « BCI + exoskeleton»: the battery of frontal dysfunction (FAB), the AR technique. Luria «10 words», a test of memorizing 10 words, subtest 9 «Cubes of Scythe» of Wexler’s test. Results. During the FAB test, it was noted that speech fluency and dynamic praxis significantly improved after a course of rehabilitation with the use of « BCI + exoskeleton». There is a clear positive trend in the memorization of words with the help of A.R. Luria at the first and last attempts to reproduce words, and by the tenth time this trend has become reliable. When carrying out the memory test of 10 words, there is also a positive dynamics when memorizing information. There is a significant improvement in constructive thinking in patients with this test after rehabilitation with the use of « BCI + exoskeleton». Conclusions. The use of exoskeletons of the hand controlled by the brain-computer interface for neurorehabilitation of patients with postinsultaneous motor disorders significantly improves the state of cognitive functions, namely, it facilitates the restructuring of spatial thinking, the concept of memorization, which is manifested in a reliable improvement in short-term memory, fluency of speech and praxis.
Bulletin of Rehabilitation Medicine. 2017;16(2):101-106
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APPLICATION ELEKTROFOREZI DYDROLYZATI OF THE PLACENTA AND POLARIZED LIGHT AT TREATMENT DIABETIC POJYNEUROPATYI

Kuzmenko O.V., Snigirev Y.V., Gorelkina V.I., Zaitsev N.M., Gluhovtseva R.N.

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Results of complex treatment diabetic polyneiropatyi the bottom finitenesses with use сочетанного applications of polarized light on area of a pancreas, segmentary areas and neurovascular bunches popliteal realy the bottom finitenesses with the subsequent influence by a method of the general elektroforezy 1% of a solution gudrolyzaty placentae are submitted. The complex approach to purpose of regenerative therapy with use of the new medical techniques confirmed with the data of researches of parameters of whey of blood is developed: a level of sugar, the general cholesterol and its fractions LPVP and LDL, triglycerides, an alpha-amylase, tactile sensitivity, reflexes, vibrating sensitivity.
Bulletin of Rehabilitation Medicine. 2017;16(2):107-110
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THE EFFECT OF AN ACTIVE PHYSICAL REHABILITATION ON HEART RATE VARIABILITY IN PATIENTS WITH TRAUMATIC SPINAL CORD INJURY

Bodrova R.A., Aukhadeev E.I., Yakupov R.A., Mishina I.E., Zakamyrdina A.D.

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Traumatic spinal cord injury (TSCI) includes neurological, orthopedic and visceral disorders, which develop as a result of spinal cord injury. Currently, the method of HRV is recognized as the most informative non-invasive method for quantitative assessment of vegetative regulation of heart rhythm. 173 patients with TSCI with different levels of spinal cord lesions were surveyed. According to the results of the study revealed a disturbance of the adaptation resources of the autonomic nervous system in all examined groups of patients with TSCI.
Bulletin of Rehabilitation Medicine. 2017;16(2):111-119
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EVALUATING THE FUNCTIONAL STATE OF THE SYMPATHETIC NERVOUS SYSTEM AT THE LEVEL OF VERTEBRAL-MOTOR SEGMENTS: PART 2. DYNAMICAL SEGMENTAL DIAGNOSTICS

Boytsov I.V.

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In this study on the basis of DSD-test of 90 healthy adults we identified physiological values of vegetative activity provision index of skin sympathetic reactions in paravertebral skin areas (cervical - 120-145 mkA; thoracic - 95-135 mkA; at the lumbar level - 85-125 mkA). Results of this study allow to use the proposed method of diagnosis in medical practice for the evaluate the sympathetic regulation of tissue of the spine and for the objectification of the clinical manifestations of vegetative neuropathy of vertebral component of the spinal nerves.
Bulletin of Rehabilitation Medicine. 2017;16(2):120-125
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APPLICATION OF EXOSKELETON EXOATLET IN COMPLEX REHABILITATION OF THE SPINAL CORD INJURY PATIENTS

Tkachenko P.V., Daminov V.D., Karpov O.E.

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Emergence of the exoskeletons became the real revolution in the expansion of a barrier-free environment for the SCI patients. The aim was to evaluate the safety and effectiveness of the exoskeleton's ExoAtlet application in the complex rehabilitation of the SCI patients. Material and Methods. 32 of SCI patients, thoracic level, the late period of trauma, with the syndrome of incomplete spinal cord interruption. Objectively: lower paraparesis - from 0 to 3 points on a 6-point scale; muscle tone - up to 3 points (Ashworth scale); safe function of the upper extremities. Patients of the main group had walking trainings in the exoskeleton ExoAtlet in addition to traditional rehabilitation program which included treatment gymnastics, cycling and robotic mechanotherapy on Lokomat. Control group got only traditional rehabilitation program. Rehabilitation course included 15 trainings. Blood pressure, heart rate were monitored. The skin was examinated after each training. It was performed USDS of lower limbs veins, assessment of the neurological status and psycho-emotional state (Beka scale) on the 1st, 7th, and 15th day. Results. The soft tissue and leg large joints impairments were not noted. Hemodynamics values were within acceptable values. ECG monitoring excluded significant cardiac pathology during walking. Patients of the both groups had improvements in the neurological status - in paraparesis and muscle tone reducing, improving of the psycho-emotional state. Inclusion of the exoskeleton ExoAtlet in rehabilitation program for SCI patients had advantages in improvements of the neurological status in comparison to traditional technologies for gait reconstruction.
Bulletin of Rehabilitation Medicine. 2017;16(2):126-132
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MICROVASCULATURE CHANGES COMPARATIVE EVALUETION IN PATIENTS WITH REFLEX SYNDROMES LUMBOSACRALS DEGENERATIVE SPINE DISEASE IN APPLYING ABDOMINAL DECOMPRESSION IN MULTIMODALITY THERAPY

Kir’yanova V.V., Guzalov P.I., Makarov E.A.

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Trophic system disorder and blood microcirculation local changes two factors mentioned in all theories of osteochondrosis [1,2]. Anatomical and functional transformations in spinal motion segment are thought of as consequence anabolic and biochemical process failure, which connected with microcirculation disorders in vertebra’s body on the background of metabolic and trophic providing changes and intervertebral disk degradation [3,4,5]. Patients with diagnosed degenerative disk disorder’ segmentary-reflex sings was examined for measuring of nailfold capillary blood cell velocity and volume measurements on four positions - both thumbs and big toes. Nailfold capillary blood cell velocity and volume measurements were registered non-invasive method by using ultrasound unit. Acquisition of research data carried out before and after course of standard treatment and including abdominal decompression procedure №10. Survey sample include 70 human subjects (34 male and 36 female). Average age 42,21 (±11,86). Control group 14 male and 21 female (35 patients), average age 42 (±11,81). Experimental group13 male and 22 female (35 patients), average age 41(±12,17). Microcirculation sings significant differences was revealed between control and experimental groups. Statistics indicate about increase level of nailfold capillary blood cell velocity and volume measurements in both groups but more high-level was registered at experimental group
Bulletin of Rehabilitation Medicine. 2017;16(2):133-138
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REHABILITATION IN INTENSIVE THERAPY CLINICAL RECOMMENDATIONS

Belkin A.A., Avdyunina I.A., Varako N.A., Zinchenko Y.P., Voznyuk I.A., Davydova N.S., Zabolotskikh I.B., Ivanova G.E., Kondratiev A.N., Leiderman I.N., Lubnin A.Y., Petrikov S.S., Piradov M.A., Protsenko D.N., Stakhovskaya L.V., Suvorov A.Y., Suponeva N.A., Shamalov N.A., Schegolev A.V.

Abstract

В рекомендациях представлены современные, основанные на позициях доказательной медицины принципы реабилитации пациентов, находящихся в критических состояниях в отделениях реанимации и интенсивной терапии. Описаны основные причины синдрома «после интенсивной терапии», факторы риска его развития, принципы лечения. Даны современные представления о мобилизации реанимационных пациентов, их социализации. Приведены подходы к организации реабилитация в интенсивной терапии.
Bulletin of Rehabilitation Medicine. 2017;16(2):139-143
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YuBILEY AKADEMIKA RAKhMANINA Yu.A

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Bulletin of Rehabilitation Medicine. 2017;16(2):144-144
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