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ArticleOpen access Macedonian journal of medical sciences2015

Errata Corrige. Orthostatic Reactivity in Patients with Ischemic Stroke in the Chronic Period. http://dx.doi.org/10.3889/oamjms.2015.090.

Danche Vasileva, Daniela Lubenova, Marija Mihova, Kristin Grigorova-Petrova, Antoaneta Dimitrova

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Danche VasilevaUniversity "Goce Delchev", Faculty of Medical Sciences, Shtip, Republic of Macedonia.
Daniela LubenovaNational Sports Academy, Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation, Sofia, Bulgaria.
Marija MihovaSs Cyril and Methodius University of Skopje, Faculty of Computer Sciences and Engineering, Skopje, Republic of Macedonia.
Kristin Grigorova-PetrovaNational Sports Academy, Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation, Sofia, Bulgaria.
Antoaneta DimitrovaNational Sports Academy, Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation, Sofia, Bulgaria.

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aimThis study aims to trace the influence of specialized kinesitherapeutic methodology (SKTM) on orthostatic reactivity in patients with ischemic stroke in the chronic period (ISChP). MATERIAL AND

methodsAn active orthostatic test is used for the evaluation of the orthostatic reactions. The arterial blood pressure and heart rate were defined in the 10 minutes of supine position, before and after 1, 5 and 10 minutes of active upright position. The orthostatic autoregulation is evaluated four times - at the beginning of the study, on the 10th day, on the 1st month and three months after the start of the KT. The classification by Thulesius was used to separate the patients into two groups depending on the type of their orthostatic reactivity.

resultsAt the beginning of the study of infringements symptomatic type orthostatic reactivity (SOR) was observed in 24 patients and hypertensive type orthostatic reactivity (HOR) was observed in the remaining 32 patients. Once applied SKTM establish improvement of orthostatic autoregulation for the groups SOR and HOR at the 10th day and the 1st month with a level of significance p <0.05.

conclusionThe applied specialized kinesitherapeutic methodology continued later as an adapted exercise program at home, has significantly improved the orthostatic reactivity in patients with orthostatic dysregulation due to the ISChP.

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Chronic periodIschemic strokeKinesitherapyNeurodevelopment treatmentNeurorehabilitationOrthostatic reactivity

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