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Combining Robotic Therapy with Electrical Stimulation Therapy and Transfer Packages for Upper Limb Paresis in Cervical Spinal Cord Infarction : A Case Report Ryota Sato 1 , Daisuke Ito 2 , Masayuki Dogan 1 , Shota Watanabe 1 , Michiyuki Kawakami 2 , Kunitsugu Kondo 1 1Department of Rehabilitation Medicine, Tokyo Bay Rehabilitation Hospital 2Department of Rehabilitation Medicine, Keio University School of Medicine Keyword: 脊髄梗塞 , spinal cord infarction , 頚髄梗塞 , cervical cord infarction , 電気刺激療法 , electrical stimulation therapy , ロボット療法 , robotic therapy , 上肢機能訓練 , upper extremity functional intervention pp.311-316
Published Date 2024/4/18
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Abstract Objective:Studies on upper extremity functional interventions for patients with spinal cord infarction are limited, and the effectiveness of the interventions for upper limb paresis in such patients have not been elucidated. This case report describes evidence-based spinal cord injury interventions that improved upper extremity function in a patient with spinal cord infarction.

Methods:A man in his 60s presented with mild right hemiplegia because of right anterior spinal artery infarction in the C5 medullary segment. Upon admission, the patient had an American Spinal Injury Association Impairment Scale of D, lacked cognitive impairment, and demonstrated independence indoors with ambulation. The intervention included a combination of robotic therapy and electrical stimulation, adherence-enhancing behavioral strategies (Transfer Package), and typical occupational therapy. We recorded the following upper extremity functional scores:①Active Range of Motion of the shoulder, ②Passive Range of Motion of the shoulder, ③Manual Muscle Test, ④Grip strength, ⑤Pinch strength, ⑥Action Research Arm Test, ⑦Simple Test for Evaluating Hand Function, and ⑧Motor Activity Log.

Results:After intervention therapy for 39 days, upper extremity function and the degree and quality of arm use in daily activities improved.

Conclusion:These results suggest that evidence-based interventions for spinal cord injury could improve upper extremity function and the degree and quality of arm use in daily activities in patients with cervical spinal cord infarcti.


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電子版ISSN 印刷版ISSN 1881-3526 日本リハビリテーション医学会

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