Stroke Clinical Trial
Official title:
Individual Balance Training vs. Group Balance Training to Improve Walking Speed Post Stroke - a Randomized, Controled Pilot Study
This pilot study is part of a master's thesis. In the rehabilitation of stroke patients should be compared whether individual balance training has a greater effect than group balance training. The result is determined based on the walking speed.
The RehaClinic Kilchberg is a neurological rehabilitation facility with the phases B-D.
Between February and the end of March, out of 78 patients, 71% of the patients had a stroke.
Therefore, my choice of topic for the Master's thesis fell on balance training of patients
after a stroke. The duration of the study is based on the timetable for the Master's thesis.
Initially, 20 stroke patients will be recruited. When the number is reached, the study is
completed to begin descriptive statistics and analyze potential BIAS.
Deficits in the vestibular, visual, motor, and / or somatosensory systems lead to falls in
the first 6 months after the stroke. This affects approximately 46% of patients. But also
cognitive processes, such as attention and concentration. Therefore, the treatment must be
adapted to the respective strategy of the patient. If the patient increasingly uses the
visual system, the therapy has to work a lot with the eyes closed. In turn, if he uses more
of the sensorimotor system is increasingly trained with unstable documents. After this
system, the balance program was set up. It is the same for the intervention and control group
to make a difference between individual and group training.
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