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Volume 08 Journal of Novel Physiotherapies Rehabilitation Medicine 2018
May 18-19, 2018
May 18-19, 2018 Osaka, Japan
7th World Congress on
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Role of phosphodiesterase (PDE) inhibitors and TNF alpha blocking agent with goal based physical
therapy in functional recovery of stroke patient: a case study
Soniya Shah1, Deepak Goel1
1Max Healthcare, India
Objective: To investigate the neuronal recovery pattern of a massive MCA infarct after administration of neuroprotective-NP
agents along with goal based physical therapy.
Method: We tried to modify the outcome with help of combination of NP agents for which we have given cerebroprotein inj.,
Edaravone inj. for 7 days, PDE 1 inhibitors (Vinpocetine) for 1 month, Eternacept inj. (TNF alpha blocking agent) within 7
days of stroke along with intensive physical therapy as per stroke protocol from day 2.
Scales used for measuring clinical improvement: MMSE, MRC Grading, Barthel index-BI, Motor Assessment Scale (MAS)
and Modified Rankin Scale (MRS) on day 0, day of discharge, at 4 and 8 weeks post stroke for examine cognitive status, limbs
voluntary strength, basic ADL’s and overall degree of disability respectively.
Result: We took a case of post massive MCA infraction (right) which was not suitable for thrombolysis at that time because
the patient was out of window period when we received in emergency unit of our hospital. After selection of drugs by our
neurologist and physical exercises as per stroke protocol by PT, analysis yielded significant differences in these outcome
measures within first 15 days of therapies in hospital stay; then progresses was continued in term of limbs voluntary movements
(lower limb>upper limb), basic ADL’s, gait pattern and overall improvement in degree of disability or dependence within first
2 months of therapies which we had selected for observation in our research. However, arm function (gross and fine motor
movement), accuracy in gait cycle were still not much modulated, it could be selection of short term follow up period (initial 8
weeks). Here, we had mentioned significant improvement in numerical form on various scales such as MRC, MRS, BI, MAS,
have been listed in table1, table2 and table3.
Conclusion: Combination of neuroprotective agents with goal based intensive physical therapy can lead to significant
improvement in massive infarction. Further, large scale, and multicenter studies along with long term follow up are required
to validate the current hypothesis.
Biography
Soniya Shah, completed master in physiotherapy MPT (Neurology) from Garhwal Central University, Srinagar India on 2012. She is working with max healthcare
India in max super specialty hospital Dehradun unit under max institute of neurosciences Dehradun (MIND) team. As a consultant Neuro-physical therapist and
coordinator of neuro physiotherapy services for out and in-patient care deals with the various brain and spine related disorders. She do examination of client
physical ability using functional ability testing, impairment scales, other tests and procedures, observe and review physician/surgeon referrals and patient medical
records to formulate an accurate diagnosis and best course of treatment. Also, manage all documenting related progress notes, discharge summaries, home
therapy plan of in-patients and do volunteer duties on in-house seminars and conferences. Routinely, provides comprehensive training/ academic sessions in PT
techniques to nursing and other medical personnel as well as family members of patients. Lastly, keep current on literature and research in the field, provides up
to date best practice information.
Soniya Shah , J Nov Physiother 2018, Volume 8
DOI: 10.4172/2165-7025-C2-026