2001
DOI: 10.1097/00002060-200106000-00003
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Cognitive Evaluation and Functional Outcome After Stroke

Abstract: Cognitiveion evaluation should be taken as a whole to predict functional outcome in patients with postacute stroke, except for the baseline orientation score that seemed more predictive for ambulation.

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“…The results show that MBI scores changed significantly with the MMSE total score (p=0.000). The results of the post hoc test show there were significant differences between the severe cognitive impairment group (MMSE score: ≤9) and the moderate cognitive impairment group (MMSE score: [10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20], between the severe cognitive impairment group (MMSE score: ≤9) and the mild cognitive impairment group (MMSE score: [21][22][23][24], between the severe cognitive impairment group (MMSE score: ≤9) and the cognitively intact group (MMSE score: ≥25), between the moderate cognitive impairment group (MMSE score: 10-20) and the mild cognitive impairment group (MMSE score: [21][22][23][24], and between the moderate cognitive impairment group (MMSE score: 10-20) and the cognitively intact group (MMSE score: ≥25) (p<0.05). To summarize, it is important to evaluate the cognitive function after stroke, because cognitive impairment heavily influences ADL performance.…”
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“…The results show that MBI scores changed significantly with the MMSE total score (p=0.000). The results of the post hoc test show there were significant differences between the severe cognitive impairment group (MMSE score: ≤9) and the moderate cognitive impairment group (MMSE score: [10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20], between the severe cognitive impairment group (MMSE score: ≤9) and the mild cognitive impairment group (MMSE score: [21][22][23][24], between the severe cognitive impairment group (MMSE score: ≤9) and the cognitively intact group (MMSE score: ≥25), between the moderate cognitive impairment group (MMSE score: 10-20) and the mild cognitive impairment group (MMSE score: [21][22][23][24], and between the moderate cognitive impairment group (MMSE score: 10-20) and the cognitively intact group (MMSE score: ≥25) (p<0.05). To summarize, it is important to evaluate the cognitive function after stroke, because cognitive impairment heavily influences ADL performance.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…The ultimate goal of stroke rehabilitation is for patients to gain independence in performing ADL after returning to their communities and homes 15) . Thus, various studies concerning the ADL performance of stroke patients have been conducted.…”
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“…F. Özde-mir, atlikęs tyrimą, teigia, kad pažintinių funkcijų sutrikimai neturėjo stipresnės koreliacijos su kuriuo nors funkcinės būklės pagerėjimu (48). R. Gillen ir bendraautoriai tyrė pažintinių funkcijų sutrikimų ir depresijos įtaką pacientų, persirgusių insultu, reabilitacijos efektyvumui.…”
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“…Aspects of disabilities caused by stroke are various according to the affected region and its severity. In general, sensory deficits, cognitive problem, motor impairment, visual perceptual disorders and dysphagia mainly occur among stroke patients [1,2]. In particular, gait disturbance is induced by disabilities in muscle weakness, abnormal muscle contraction, or postural control.…”
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confidence: 99%