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      Variations in Stroke Patients’ Muscle Activity during Head Rotation in Non-Paretic-Side Weight Bearing

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      Purpose: This study aimed to determine the interaction among the neck, trunk, and lower extremities on the non-paretic side in head rotation along with non-paretic-side weight shifting of stroke patients. To compare stroke patients’ ability to control posture through muscle activity variation related to pertubation during head rotation along with the non-paretic limb.
      Methods: We tested 15 hemiplegic patients and 15 normal individuals. Each group’s muscle activity was measured by electromyography in neutral head position and head rotation position. We compared each group’s resu lt based on measured values in patients’ non-paretic neck muscles, trunk muscles, and lower limbs muscles activation.
      Results: The study showed that muscle activity increased in the sternocleidomastoid muscle (102.26%, 53.00%), splenius capitis muscle (97.93%, 54.93%), erector spinae muscle (241.00%, 127.60%), external oblique abdominal muscle (256.66%, 152.00%), and internal oblique abdominal muscle (252.80%, 152.6%), peroneus longus muscle (117.53%, 137.13%) and gastrocnemius muscle (119.06%, 137.20%), while the results for the sternocleidomastoid muscle, splenius capitis muscle, erector spinae muscle, external oblique abdominal muscle, internal oblique abdominal muscle, peroneus longus muscle, and gastrocnemius muscle showed a statistically significant difference (p<0.05).
      Conclusion: It is hard for stroke patients to engage in normal movement control under suggested conditions because of the insufficient movement against gravity on the stroke patient’s non-paretic side and impaired cooperative patterns. To solve these problems, patients need their bodies to improve through effective movement, resulting in advanced control of their effective and functional activity.
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      Purpose: This study aimed to determine the interaction among the neck, trunk, and lower extremities on the non-paretic side in head rotation along with non-paretic-side weight shifting of stroke patients. To compare stroke patients’ ability to contr...

      Purpose: This study aimed to determine the interaction among the neck, trunk, and lower extremities on the non-paretic side in head rotation along with non-paretic-side weight shifting of stroke patients. To compare stroke patients’ ability to control posture through muscle activity variation related to pertubation during head rotation along with the non-paretic limb.
      Methods: We tested 15 hemiplegic patients and 15 normal individuals. Each group’s muscle activity was measured by electromyography in neutral head position and head rotation position. We compared each group’s resu lt based on measured values in patients’ non-paretic neck muscles, trunk muscles, and lower limbs muscles activation.
      Results: The study showed that muscle activity increased in the sternocleidomastoid muscle (102.26%, 53.00%), splenius capitis muscle (97.93%, 54.93%), erector spinae muscle (241.00%, 127.60%), external oblique abdominal muscle (256.66%, 152.00%), and internal oblique abdominal muscle (252.80%, 152.6%), peroneus longus muscle (117.53%, 137.13%) and gastrocnemius muscle (119.06%, 137.20%), while the results for the sternocleidomastoid muscle, splenius capitis muscle, erector spinae muscle, external oblique abdominal muscle, internal oblique abdominal muscle, peroneus longus muscle, and gastrocnemius muscle showed a statistically significant difference (p<0.05).
      Conclusion: It is hard for stroke patients to engage in normal movement control under suggested conditions because of the insufficient movement against gravity on the stroke patient’s non-paretic side and impaired cooperative patterns. To solve these problems, patients need their bodies to improve through effective movement, resulting in advanced control of their effective and functional activity.

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      참고문헌 (Reference)

      1 심현보, "중추신경발달치료를 이용한 몸통 안정화 운동이 뇌졸중환자의 허리부위 근 활성도와 균형에 미치는 효과" 대한물리치료학회 26 (26): 33-40, 2014

      2 김중휘, "뇌졸중 환자의 정적, 동적 선자세 균형 대칭성과 보행 기능의 상관관계 연구" 대한물리치료학회 24 (24): 73-81, 2012

      3 송보경, "뇌졸중 환자의 상지 체감각 자극을 통한 감각, 손 기능, 자세조절 및 일상생활수행력의 변화" 대한물리치료학회 24 (24): 291-299, 2012

      4 김군하, "견갑골 안정화 운동이 뇌졸중 환자의 동적 서기 균형에미치는 영향" 대한물리치료학회 26 (26): 15-20, 2014

      5 Roby-Brami A, "and rec Motor compensation overy for reaching in stroke patients" 107 (107): 369-381, 2003

      6 Duarte E, "Trunk control test as a functional predictor in stroke patients" 34 (34): 267-272, 2002

      7 Ingrid B. M Van Der Fits, "The development of postural response patterns during reaching in healthy infants" 22 (22): 521-526, 1998

      8 Bente E, "The Bobath concept in adult neurology" Thieme 109-, 2008

      9 Lamontagne A, "Stroke affects the coordination and stabilization of head, thorax and pelvis during voluntary horizontal head motions preformed in walking" 116 : 101-111, 2005

      10 Shumway-cook A, "Rehabilitation strategies for patients with vestibular deficits" 8 : 441-457, 1990

      1 심현보, "중추신경발달치료를 이용한 몸통 안정화 운동이 뇌졸중환자의 허리부위 근 활성도와 균형에 미치는 효과" 대한물리치료학회 26 (26): 33-40, 2014

      2 김중휘, "뇌졸중 환자의 정적, 동적 선자세 균형 대칭성과 보행 기능의 상관관계 연구" 대한물리치료학회 24 (24): 73-81, 2012

      3 송보경, "뇌졸중 환자의 상지 체감각 자극을 통한 감각, 손 기능, 자세조절 및 일상생활수행력의 변화" 대한물리치료학회 24 (24): 291-299, 2012

      4 김군하, "견갑골 안정화 운동이 뇌졸중 환자의 동적 서기 균형에미치는 영향" 대한물리치료학회 26 (26): 15-20, 2014

      5 Roby-Brami A, "and rec Motor compensation overy for reaching in stroke patients" 107 (107): 369-381, 2003

      6 Duarte E, "Trunk control test as a functional predictor in stroke patients" 34 (34): 267-272, 2002

      7 Ingrid B. M Van Der Fits, "The development of postural response patterns during reaching in healthy infants" 22 (22): 521-526, 1998

      8 Bente E, "The Bobath concept in adult neurology" Thieme 109-, 2008

      9 Lamontagne A, "Stroke affects the coordination and stabilization of head, thorax and pelvis during voluntary horizontal head motions preformed in walking" 116 : 101-111, 2005

      10 Shumway-cook A, "Rehabilitation strategies for patients with vestibular deficits" 8 : 441-457, 1990

      11 Anouk L, "Postural adjustments to voluntary head motions during standing" 18 : 832-842, 2003

      12 Danielsson A, "Measurement of energy cost by the physiological cost index in walking after stroke" 88 : 1298-1303, 2007

      13 Guerraz M, "Influence of motion parallax in the control of spontaneous body sway" 131 : 244-252, 2000

      14 Dietz V, "Human neuronal control of automatic functional movements : interaction between central programs and afferent input" 72 : 33-69, 1992

      15 Dault MC, "Effects of visual center of pressure feedback on postural control in young and elderly healthy adults and in stroke patients" 22 (22): 221-236, 2003

      16 Brown SHM, "Effects of abdominal muscle coactivation on the externally pre-loaded trunk. variations in motor control and its effect on spine stability" 31 (31): 387-393, 2006

      17 Nicolas G, "Contribution of Each Lower Limb to Upright Standing in Stroke Patients" 39 : 1793-1799, 2008

      18 Keshner EA, "Characterizing Head Motion in 3Planes during Combined Visual and Base of Support Disturbances in Healthy and Visually Sensitive Subjects" 28 (28): 127-134, 2008

      19 Geiger RA, "Balance and mobility following stroke : effects of physical theraphy interventions with and without biofeedback/forceplate training" 81 : 995-1005, 2001

      20 Bronstein AM, "Automatic control of postural sway by visual motion parallax" 113 : 243-248, 1997

      21 Alessander DDS, "Anticipatory Control of Head Posture" 118 (118): 1802-1814, 2007

      22 Nashner LM, "Adaptation of human movement to altered environments"

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