How To Regain Normal mano Function Quickly After ictus? - ictus Center

After ictus, emiplegia is the most common manifestation of dysfunction. Patients with post-ictus emiplegia lose control of the lower center due to the pathology of the central nervous sistema of one side of the brain, and the contralateral arto movement and sensory dysfunction appear.

There have been many clinico studies on ictus patients with emiplegia: 85% of patients with ictus have upper arto motor dysfunction, 3-6 months later, 55% of emiplegia patients still have upper arto motor dysfunction, on the contrary, 75-83 % Of patients with emiplegia can learn to walk again.

There are many reasons for the difference in the recupero effect of upper and lower limbs in patients with emiplegia.

First of all, 3/4 of ictus patients’ lesion area is in the middle cerebral artery, so most people’s upper extremity motor function will be impaired; second, upper extremity riabilitazione involves grasping, lifting, holding objects and other activities, which need to integrate the paziente’s muscles and sensory activity from shoulders to fingers.

The lower limbs of the emiplegia side only need to restore a small part of the function to regain the cammino function; in addition, various complications such as shoulder subluxation, shoulder-mano syndrome, upper arto soft tissue injury, and frequent shoulder pain can hinder the upper arto movement function of emiplegia patients recupero.

recupero allenamento

1.ROM esercizio

2. Flexion esercizio

3. Extension allenamento

4.Gripping esercizio

If the paziente does not have a professional terapeuta or family member to guide him, he can uso some mano function riabilitazione allenamento equipment to assist in the esercizio.

For example, Syrebo™ mano function riabilitazione robotic glove is driven by pneumatic artificial muscles which safely and reliably assists the passive flexion and extension of the fingers, reduces the paziente's mano muscle tension and relieves joint edema and stiffness.