VERTICAL STABILITY RECONSTRUCTION IN THE PROCESS OF PATIENTS’ REHABILITATION WITH DYSCIRCULATORY ENCEPHALOPATHY

The high prevalence of dyscirculatory encephalopathy and the high percentage of working age people’s affect is the foundation of relevance of improvement the methods of physical rehabilitation of this group of patients. Dyscirculatory encephalopathy is characterized by the decrease of physical and social activity of patients, limiting their working activity and the abilities of self-service. The results of stabilometrical research of patients with dyscirculatory encephalopathy carried out within the framework of experiment on estimation of efficiency of methods of physical rehabilitation in the basis of which lie active gymnastics exercises, influencing differently on postural muscles of patient and reconstructing and developing coordination abilities. The results of posturography confirm positive dynamics of changes of indices of static and dynamic stability of patients. The reduction in breadth of stance, vibration velocity of pressure centre in frontal and sagittal plane, the decrease of posturography length, the decrease of vibration velocity of pressure centre of body among the patients of experimental group confirmed the current hypothesis about the efficiency of the efficiency of the developed methods of rehabilitation. The statistic comparison of results of research in control and experimental groups with the use of vertical stability index on scale Bohannon R correlates with the results of stabilometrical research and it confirms the current hypothesis.

physical rehabilitation, coordination, static and dynamic balance, stabilometrics, circulatory encephatopathy