Psychological Rehabilitation Of Post-Stroke Depression In Patients With Movement Dysfunction

Objective:To study the psychosocial rehabilitation of post-stroke depression in patients with the role of motor dysfunction.Methods:A randomized block design method,60 patients with poststroke depression were randomly divided into two groups with the control group,30 cases of each group,all patients in the conventional treatment based on (including the general administration of stroke treatment and needle gill treatment) were observed in the exercise therapy group on the basis of psychological rehabilitation,the control group used a simple exercise therapy, the two groups before treatment,respectively,four weeks after treatment,8 weeks after the follow-up to Hamilton Depression Rating Scale(PSD), Fugl-meyel simplified assessment of movement(FMA),modified Barthel Index(MBI) assessment.Two groups of patients were treatment time 4 weeks.By observing the group and the control group in the above-mentioned three aspects of the score changes observed in order to study the psychological rehabilitation of patients with post-stroke depression on motor functionResults:1.HAMD score of the observation,the observation group and control group 4 weeks after treatment,8 weeks after the follow-up were compared, there was significant difference(p<0.05);after treatment for 4 weeks,8 weeks after the follow-up and treatment By comparison,the two groups showed significant differences.2.In the Fugl-meyel motor function score of observation,four weeks after treatment,8 weeks after the follow-up group compared with the control group,there was significant difference(p <0.05).3. In the modified Barthel Index(MBI) score of observation,four weeks after treatment,8 weeks after the follow-up group compared with the control group, there was significant difference(p＜0.05).4.4 weeks after the treatment group and the HAMD score Fugl-meyel motor function score were analyzed, the observation group and the HAMD score Fugl-meyel motor function score of the existence of a close correlation.Conclusion1.Psychosocial rehabilitation in improving post-stroke depression in patients with depression at the same time help to improve motor function in patients.2.Psychosocial rehabilitation help to improve post-stroke depression in patients with activities of daily living.3.The improvement of motor function could contribute to post-stroke depression in patients with depression improved.