The upper limb movement recovery: parallels between the patients somatotypes

Study objective: to establish the correlation between the paretic hand movement recovery in post-stroke patients in the stroke late residual period and the patients’ somatotypes.Materials and methods. The study involved 91 people in the second period of adulthood (53 men, 38 women), somatotyping was...

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Main Author: S. N. Derevtsova
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Language:English
Published: National Electronic Information Consortium (NEICON) 2020-12-01
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Online Access:https://www.smjournal.ru/jour/article/view/219
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description Study objective: to establish the correlation between the paretic hand movement recovery in post-stroke patients in the stroke late residual period and the patients’ somatotypes.Materials and methods. The study involved 91 people in the second period of adulthood (53 men, 38 women), somatotyping was performed according to the W.L. Rees — H. Eysenck method. Results. Statistically significant differences in the upper paretic limb movement range recovery were found in men and women in accordance with the body type. Conclusions. The highest percentage of normal movement range was recorded in the limbs’ proximal joints of the (shoulder) during movements around the frontal and sagittal axes. The volume of rotational movements as a percentage of the norm was less by 13–17%. The men demonstrated maximum movement recovery of shoulder extension, and this tendency is typical for mature men of asthenic and pyknic somatotypes. The women in all the examined groups demonstrated the minimal increase in the movement ranges in the shoulder and elbow joints.
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spelling doaj-art-d2a6077000244d65bcbb9d56e2a360b72025-08-20T03:31:02ZengNational Electronic Information Consortium (NEICON)Спортивная медицина: наука и практика2223-25242587-90142020-12-011034753218The upper limb movement recovery: parallels between the patients somatotypesS. N. Derevtsova0V.F. Voino-Yasenetsky Krasnoyarsk State Medical UniversityStudy objective: to establish the correlation between the paretic hand movement recovery in post-stroke patients in the stroke late residual period and the patients’ somatotypes.Materials and methods. The study involved 91 people in the second period of adulthood (53 men, 38 women), somatotyping was performed according to the W.L. Rees — H. Eysenck method. Results. Statistically significant differences in the upper paretic limb movement range recovery were found in men and women in accordance with the body type. Conclusions. The highest percentage of normal movement range was recorded in the limbs’ proximal joints of the (shoulder) during movements around the frontal and sagittal axes. The volume of rotational movements as a percentage of the norm was less by 13–17%. The men demonstrated maximum movement recovery of shoulder extension, and this tendency is typical for mature men of asthenic and pyknic somatotypes. The women in all the examined groups demonstrated the minimal increase in the movement ranges in the shoulder and elbow joints.https://www.smjournal.ru/jour/article/view/219strokeresidual periodsomatotypes
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The upper limb movement recovery: parallels between the patients somatotypes
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stroke
residual period
somatotypes
title The upper limb movement recovery: parallels between the patients somatotypes
title_full The upper limb movement recovery: parallels between the patients somatotypes
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title_full_unstemmed The upper limb movement recovery: parallels between the patients somatotypes
title_short The upper limb movement recovery: parallels between the patients somatotypes
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residual period
somatotypes
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