ABI LL Treatment Flashcards

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Manual Facilitation

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  • Facilitating increased step length
  • Facilitating first-contact and weight shift
  • Stimulating foot release
  • Stair training
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Early Facilitation

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  • Improve motor control of the affected limb
  • Facilitate movements that will be later needed for gait
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Mirror Visual Feedback (MVF)

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Improvement of sensory and perceptual function, to achieve motor control

Significant improvement in early stages for:
- PROM
- Step length
- Balance

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Overground Gait Training

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Improve:
- AROM
- Balance during the gait cycle

High level of evidence in gait and LL after ABI, at very low cost

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Dual task training

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Helps to reduce dual-task interference in daily activities beyond the clinic

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Minimal Assistance Strategy

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The patient repeats gait cycle while executing UL/trunk tasks (dual task)

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Partial Body Weight Supported Treadmill Training (PBWSTT)

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High level of significance in improving gait function after stroke

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