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Evaluation of changes of anatomic and functional with nursing care in immobil events after cerebrovascular accident.

2012
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Advisor: Yrd. Doç. Dr. Hamit Selim Karabekir ; Yrd. Doç. Dr. Nüket Göçmen Mas

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This observational, cross sectional survey was conducted for multidisciplinary care planning and make them have quality life standart by proving anatomical, functional, sensory, and behavioral changes and deficiencies on individuals who has cerebrovascular disease diagnosis in Emergency Clinic of Karadeniz Technical University Farabi Hospital.100 consecutive patients hospitalized were consisted the example of study in KTU Farabi Hospital Emergency Clinic at the date of June- December 2011. At Statistical analysis of data percentage, arithmetic mean and chi square test was used and p <0.05 significant was considered statistically.Descriptive form, applied to individuals receiving treatment in addition to the history of disease in 81%, 69% of HT, hemiparezi 93%, 97% of ataxia, dysarthria in 78%, in 81% of bradykinesia were detected. 49 patients with right hemiplegia, lefthemiplegia in 48, 3 patients had bilateral hemiplegia of totally 100 patients. In anatomical and radiological markers, 3 cases of bilateral hemiplegia, 2 patients were cross-paralysis. NIH, Karnofski, Barthel and Glasgow scales at the evaluation results were related to each other. In 89% of patients, moderate or severe or complete loss of sensation was observed. Hemisphere and the localization of hemiplegia was showed no significant effect on the NIH and the Glasgow coma scales. Our data researches, were generally consistented with previous studies. For precise localization of pathology, it was found to be important the evaluation of radiologic anatomic datas. It has been reached the developing functional and anatomic changes highly affect the independence of patients.

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Dr. Nilay Aslan

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Nilay Aslan (Master Thesis). Evaluation of changes of anatomic and functional with nursing care in immobil events after cerebrovascular accident., 2012, Afyon Kocatepe University.

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