Clinical and Rehabilitation of Cerebrovascular Diseases

Author: Fang Dinghua
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Publish Date: 2001-02-01
Features: The incidence of cerebrovascular diseases is high, making them a major cause of death and disability. This book introduces clinical diagnosis, case design, disease progression prediction, and the treatment of complications, with a focus on patients' motor rehabilitation training to reduce the inevitability of disability after onset. It also designs a comprehensive motor rehabilitation training program for paralyzed patients to help them return to social life. The book includes over 200 illustrations, making it highly instructive.
Chapter 1 of the book is on the basics of rehabilitation for cerebrovascular diseases, providing a clear and illustrated introduction to the establishment of rehabilitation case records, clinical examinations, local localization diagnosis of cerebrovascular diseases, and standard protocols. It also covers standardized medical orders for ischemic stroke in North America and emergency treatment for stroke.
Chapter 2 covers the concepts of cerebrovascular disease rehabilitation, including principles, processes, prediction, evaluation, and the diagnosis and treatment of common complications.
Chapter 3 details the specific methods for treating complications of cerebrovascular diseases.
Chapter 4 focuses on motor rehabilitation for cerebrovascular diseases, using a combination of text and illustrations to explain the characteristics and recovery process of motor dysfunction in patients with cerebrovascular diseases, as well as evaluation methods. It provides detailed guidance for both patients and trainers on rehabilitation training.
Readers will not only learn advanced and effective rehabilitation methods for cerebrovascular diseases but will also be able to develop their own projects in this field.