下肢康复机器人对脑卒中患者下肢运动功能障碍的影响研究OA

Stroke,also known as cerebral vascular accident(CVA),is a cerebrovascular disease characterized by acute onset and local or diffuse loss of brain function.It is associated with high incidence rate,mortality and disability rates.According to the report of Global Burden of Disease 2010,stroke is the second leading cause of death in the world and also the disease with the highest single disability rate.However,CVA is not limited to the elderly.CVA in young people may have long-term effects on their ability to take care of their families,return to work,and fulfill other important life roles.At the same time,in recent years,the age of onset of stroke has shown a trend towards younger age groups.Therefore,rehabilitation training for stroke survivors has become an important social issue that urgently needs to be addressed.The application of various lower limb rehabilitation robots can reduce the burden on doctors in heavy training tasks,enabling them to analyze the data provided by the robots during the training process and evaluate the rehabilitation status of patients.With its accuracy and reliability,rehabilitation robots have improved the walking and balance abilities of stroke patients,corrected their abnormal gait,alleviated lower limb spasms,and improved their cardiovascular function.This article mainly studies the impact of lower limb robots on the rehabilitation of lower limb motor dysfunction in stroke patients,providing a scientific theoretical basis for selecting suitable lower limb rehabilitation robots for stroke patients with lower limb motor dysfunction,in order to provide more effective solutions for future rehabilitation treatments.