Improvements of Early Rehabilitation for Ischemic Stroke Patients

Abstract

Increasing the efficiency of rehabilitation of patients after stroke remains one of the most important strategic tasks of neurologists. Neurological deficits that develop in the early stages after a stroke negatively affect the patient’s quality of life. Their timely identification and correction can improve functional outcome. Carrying out comprehensive rehabilitation measures in the early stages of the disease leads to reduction of the neurological deficit caused by a stroke, acceleration of the patient's return to social life, and improvement of the quality of life. Grouping stroke complications and carrying out treatment measures through a special approach to them leads to the restoration of the functional state of the damaged brain tissue.