脳卒中片麻痺患者における感覚障害の出現頻度と特徴及び歩行能力・ADLへの影響

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Incidence and characteristics of sensory disturbance and its effects on self-care activities and ambulatory function in hemiplegic patients were investigated. Tactile, pain and position sense disturbance were examined respectively and were compared with each other according to their severity and regions in which sensory disturbance was observed. In additions, their effects on self-care activities and ambulatory function were also analyzed. As a result, sensory disturbance was found in more than 90% of the patients. However, no statistically significant difference were found in severity level associated with regions of upper and lower extremities where sensory function was not intact well. There were also no statistically significant relationships between severity of sensory disturbance and self-care activities as well as ambulatory function. These results indicate sensory disturbance is a quite popular symptom in hemiplegic patients and even though its disturbance takes place, it can be compensated more easily than motor paralysis by such as vision and patient's attention while performing self-care and ambulatory activities.
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