| Volume : III, Issue : XI, December - 2013 Effect Of Bobath Approach In  Improving Adl Of Hemiplegic P atients Karthikeyan Thangavelu And A. S. Moorthy Published By : Laxmi Book Publication Abstract : Stroke is  the  thir d leading  cause  of death and the  primary cause  of long  term  disability .  It  is  a sudden, 
focal neurological deficit resulting fr om ischemic (or) hemorrhagic lesions in the brain. It affects more than six 
lakhs  people all over the  world each  year .  In  the  analysis and interpr etation  of Functional independence  scale  and 
Barthel Index  of  Bobath approach,  There  was a  significant  in  the  FIM scales  pre  test  (M=  67.3,  SD=0.96)  and  post 
test    (M=  74.9,  SD=0.96)  t(9)=25.01,  P  ≤ 0.01  which  showed  that  ther e  was  significant  impr ovement  in  ADL
following Bobath approach. Keywords :  Article : Cite This Article : Karthikeyan Thangavelu And A. S. Moorthy, (2013). Effect Of Bobath Approach In  Improving Adl Of Hemiplegic P atients. Indian Streams Research Journal, Vol. III, Issue. XI, http://oldisrj.lbp.world/UploadedData/3364.pdf References : Corriveau  H, Arsenault AB (1992). An evaluation  of  the  hemiplegic  patient  based  on  the  Bobath approach,  Journal  of  Disabli  Rehabilitation  vol  1,  85-90Dora YL  Chan (2006). Effectiveness of Motor relearning  progammme  for  stroke  patients,  Clin  Rehabilitation  vol  2,  16-20Kenji  Matsumoto  (2005).  A  new  method  for  predicting  functional  recovery  of  stroke  patients  with  hemiplegia:  logarithmic  modelling  pp  185-189Krutulyte  G, Kimtys a,  Krustiunces  A.,  The  –  effectiveness  of  physical  therapy  methods  (Bobath  and  MRP)  in  rehabilitation  of  stroke  patients,  “Article  in  Lithuanian”,  V ol.  39(9),  Pp:  889-95,  2003.Langhammer  B,  Stangelle  J.K.,  Bobath  or  Motor relearning  progammme?  (2001):A   comparison  of  two  d i f f e r e n t   a p p r o a c h e s   o f   p h y s i o t h e r a p y   i n   s t r o k e rehabilitation,  Clin  Rehabilitation  V ol  5,  65-69Lloyd-Jones D, Adams RJ, Brown TM, Carnethon M,Dai  S, De SG, Ferguson  TB, Ford E, Furie K, Gillespie C, Go  A,  Greenlund  K,  Haase  N,  Hailpern  S,  Ho  PM,Howard  V ,  Kissela  B,  Kittner  S,  Lackland  D,  Lisabeth  L,  Marelli A,  McDermott  MM,  Meigs  J,  MozaffarianD,  Mussolino  M,  Nichol G, Roger  VL, Rosamond  W,  Sacco  R, Sorlie  P ,  Roger  VL,  Thom  T ,  Wasserthiel-  Smoller  S,  Wong  ND,  Wylie-Rosett  J.  (2010)   Heart disease  and  stroke  statistics—update:  a report from the American Heart Association. Circulation.  2010;  121(7):e46–215M  Dam,  P  T onin  (2003):  The  effect  of  long-term  rehabilitation  therapy  on  post  stroke  hemiplegic  patients.  Stroke,  V ol  24,PP  24-29Ray-yau  wang.,  (2005)  Efficacy  of  Bobath  approach  on  impairment  and  function  at  different  motor recovery  stage  after  stoke.  Clini  Rehabili  V ol.19,PP72-75Roberta  de  oliveiral  (1998).T o  correlate  the  scales  Fugl-Meyer  assessment  and  Barthel  Index.  PP  20-25Carolyn  Luke., (2003)  Outcomes of  Bobath concept  on  upper  limb  recovery  following  Stroke,  PP50-54
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