The Effect of Tactile Stimulation on Two Point Discrimination, Hand Function, and ADL in Impaired Characteristics of Stroke Patient

Song, Bo-Kyoung

doi:10.13066/kspm.2012.7.4.481

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“…As shown in previous studies, however, exercise that causes fatigue in the muscles lowers proprioceptive sensory function, negatively affecting physical control. The decrease in 2PD capabilities in the present study led to lower pressure sense perception ability 8 ) , which may trigger problems with object perception ability using tactile senses as well as postural control ability due to problems with weight perception by the lower extremities 19 ) . Therefore, when exercise is prescribed for patients whose proprioceptive sensation has been lowered, an exercise regimen that does not trigger fatigue should be applied in consideration of differences in sensory perception ability according to age, gender, and body part.…”

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Comparisons of changes in the two-point discrimination test following muscle fatigue in healthy adults

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[Purpose] This study aimed to examine the effects of muscle fatigue on skin sensation by looking at changes in two-point discrimination (2PD) after inducing muscle fatigue. [Subjects] Thirty-four young and healthy adults with no pathological symptoms (17 males; 17 females) participated in this study. [Methods] Continuous isometric contraction was applied to the upper and lower extremities with an intensity of 50% of the maximal muscle strength to trigger muscle fatigue, and then the 2PD test was conducted on the 3 cm medial area of the elbow and 5 cm area of the knee bone. [Results] After muscle fatigue was induced, the 2PD distance significantly increased in the upper and lower extremities of both males and females. Before triggering muscle fatigue, the 2PD distance was longer in males than females, but after causing muscle fatigue, there was no difference between males and females. The increase in 2PD distance after the experiment was more significant in females than males. [Conclusion] Muscle fatigue has an effect of reducing the skin’s sensory faculty by increasing the 2PD distance in the skin. There is a difference in the response of the skin according to body area and gender; therefore, caution is needed to avoid triggering fatigue during exercise.

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“…뇌졸중 환자들은 운동장애와 감각장애로 인해 보행 시 비대칭적인 자세와 균형 상실이 나타나며, 낙상의 위험도 증가하게 된다 (Carr 와 Shepherd, 1985;Song, 2012). 뇌졸중 환자의 보행은 같은 연령대의 정상인에 비해 속도가 느리고 (Sousa 등, 2011) (Noh 등, 1998).…”

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Effects of Emphasized Initial Contact Auditory Feedback Gait Training on Balance and Gait in Stroke Patients

Kim

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2015

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PURPOSE: This study aimed to investigate the effect of emphasized initial contact gait training on balance and gait ability in hemiplegia patients. METHODS: Twenty-four hemiplegic patients were randomly allocated to an experimental group or control group. All participants received 30-min neurodevelopmental treatment. Furthermore, the experimental group received initial contact-emphasized auditory feedback gait training, whereas the control group received gait training without auditory feedback. The intervention was performed 3 times per week, 20 min per each time, for a total of 6 weeks. Balance was assessed using the center of pressure path length, center of pressure velocity, and limitation of stability path length,

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The Effect of Tactile Stimulation on Two Point Discrimination, Hand Function, and ADL in Impaired Characteristics of Stroke Patient

Abstract: METHODS:We selected 26 stroke patients in BMH who has problems with neglect, sensory and motor deficits.

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Comparisons of changes in the two-point discrimination test following muscle fatigue in healthy adults

Comparisons of changes in the two-point discrimination test following muscle fatigue in healthy adults

Effects of Emphasized Initial Contact Auditory Feedback Gait Training on Balance and Gait in Stroke Patients

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