Rehabilitation of patients with motor organ’s dysfunction concomitant with ischaemic myocardial disease
Keywords:
ischaemic myocardial disease, motor organ, rehabilitationAbstract
Ischaemic myocardial diseases (MIC) still constitutes main cause of mortality despite of differences in more or less economically developed countries. It is accompanying with motor organ dysfunction in patients treated in rehabilitation, orthopaedic-traumatic and neurological wards. It often creates difficulties in complex rehabilitation. The aim of paper is evaluation of possibilities in conducting of rehabilitation in patients with motor organ dysfunction concomitant with MIC. Material and method: Patients treated in Rehabilitation Ward SP ZOZ from 2000 to 2003y were included to the study. It was evaluated patient's functional state as well as occurring complications: at admitting to the ward, during hospitalisation and at discharge from the rehabilitation ward. Results: Stable MIC and adapted to the clinical patient's state programme of rehabilitation does not influence negatively on the patient's functional state. The lack of improvement was caused by basic motor organ disease. Unstable MIC requires adaptations of physical effort to the patient's state or cessation of rehabilitation because of intensification of MIC. 122 Patient with MIC and concomitant motor organ dysfunction requires co-operation not only with rehabilitation team but also with cardiologist in complex rehabilitation program.
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