Recovery of motoric act by transfer functional of stability and postural orientation to the poststroke patients
Journal Title: Gymnasium - Scientific Journal of Education, Sports and Health - Year 2011, Vol 12, Issue 2
Abstract
Coordination abilities are manifested in different forms, one being the ability to balance, the decisive role in the static, walking, the daily activities of persons after stroke. The study aims to highlight the benefits that can offer an appropriate and judicious use equipment to recover people after stroke, both to assess the balance with electronic baropodometriei and training (recovery) of physiotherapy devices using the MBT their doctoral theses: „Functional recovery after stroke in persons transfer the instructional program.”
Authors and Affiliations
Francisc Tadeus DANELCIUC, Daniela HAVRIŞ, Sergiu DANAIL
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