Russian Federation
76.35
The purpose of the study is to describe the stages of gait recovery in individuals who have suffered an acute cerebrovascular accident. Research methods and organization. Methods of analysis of scientific and methodological literature according to the research theme were employed, alongside the analysis of excerpts from medical records, pedagogical observation, pedagogical experimentation, testing, and methods of mathematical statistics. Research results and conclusions. The study describes the stages of gait establishment in individuals with post-stroke consequences. It proposes stages ranging from preparatory exercises to walking without additional support. Key aspects of restoring an optimal gait pattern in patients with post-stroke disorders are also discussed.
acute cerebrovascular accident, physical rehabilitation, gait recovery, spasticity, neurological deficit
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