Case Reports
Novel Approach towards Bilateral Training in Stroke Patient: An Interesting Case Report
Author(s):
Pallavi Harjpa*, Rakesh Krishna Kovela, Mohammad Irshad Qureshi and Vikrant Girish Salphale
Cerebrovascular accident is the leading cause of disability
worldwide. Ischemic stroke is caused by a sudden decrease in blood flow to
the areas of the brain that leads to severe impairment if left untreated.
Various imaging techniques are used to know the areas of affection in the
brain that help in the diagnosis of the type of stroke and the extent of
impairment. In this case, we reported a 45 years old factory owner with a
history of hypertension who came with complaints of sudden onset of
weakness on the left side of the body for 11 days. Investigations revealed
a large block in the right Middle Cerebral Artery (MCA). Due to the
infarct, the patient had left hemiplegia with more involvement of the
left upper extremity. Physiotherapy was started on the 10th day of the
episode on hospital admission. Tailor-made protocol focused on bimanual.. Read More»
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