Effectiveness of specific corrective training related to right-left discrimination in post stroke survivors
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.48047/4x0fba61Keywords:
Stroke, left and right discrimination, BRDL testAbstract
Background- An ischemic stroke happens when there is a reduction or interruption in the blood supply
to a part of the brain, depriving the brain tissue with oxygen and nutrients. Necrosis is observed within
minutes after the stroke. Since an ischemic stroke is a medical emergency, prompt treatment is crucial.
Prompt intervention can mitigate brain injury and avert additional consequences. Studies reveal that
people who have had a stroke frequently lose their ability to distinguish between left and right body
part discrimination. This characteristic of post-stroke survivors stays undetected and untreated because
of a lack of knowledge regarding right-left discrimination and how to address it therapeutically
throughout recovery. Therefore, the protocol or treatment plan that is developed for patients with such
psychosomatic disorders will benefit from this study.
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