Different Treatment Methods Effect on Upper Extremity Spasticity and Decreased Functionality After Stroke

The aim of our study is to objectively and clearly determine the differences between the Spasticity and Decreased Functionality in the Upper Extremity Flexor Group Muscles After Stroke, the Vibration, mBZHT and Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Applications in terms of treatment process and effectiveness, and to increase the use of the hands and upper extremities in the daily life activities of the patient.

Inclusion Criteria:Those who are diagnosed with stroke between the ages of 18-75 and can standNo cognitive and communication problemsPersons weighing less than 150 kgPatients who have had at least 10 days after Botox applicationExclusion Criteria:Individuals who are not stable in terms of vital signsThose who have any open wounds on their upper extremitiesThose with spasticity and contracture that prevent sole contactPathological conditions affecting upper extremity sensation (after surgery after fracture etc.)Those with a Mini Mental Test score below 24Posterior circulation stroke (stroke type in which basilar artery and cerebellum are affected)Arterial blood circulation disordersLymphatic EdemaThose who have been diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson's and other neurological diseasesPeople with vision and hearing problemsPatients who have been diagnosed with stroke for at least 8 weeks