Phases of Stroke Recovery Rehab

Based on the Stroke Recovery and Rehabilitation Roundtable taskforce, this video will share the definitions of the timelines for stroke phases
Some tips for rehab focus for each of the phase is also explored.

Chapters:
00:00 Phases of stroke recovery
00:26 Trajectory of recovery
00:49 Acute + early subacute phases
01:24 Late subacute phase
02:00 Chronic phase

References:
Agreed definitions and a shared vision for new standards in stroke recovery research: The Stroke Recovery and Rehabilitation Roundtable taskforce (Julie Bernhardt et al., 2017)

A Comprehensive Review of Physical Therapy Interventions for Stroke Rehabilitation: Impairment-Based Approaches and Functional Goals
(Jawaria Shahid et al., 2023)

[CoeRichards]

I had a stroke over a year ago (69). In the hospital, I had to get the physical sides working and begin work it. I also had Aphasia. Today, I have 99% of the physical side back ( I will drool at times and have swallow issues which I overcome by slow eating). I have maybe 85%- 90% of aphasia under control. Speaking with 90-95% and writing 80-90 % ( hand written 90%, typing 85%). At one year, I can see improvements with my writing and complex math. On two year, I hope to have 97-99% back. Yes, you have to work hard on it and have a people that care about you ( and make you work for it).

[nghumman]

Hi valuable information can someone with haemorrhage recover beyond 6 months is it worth continuing Physiotherapy beyond that

[ImranHossainSaiem-]

Aren’t there any medicines for haemorrhagic stroke?

[akashr]

Hi sir My father in law got a stroke, he is able to lift a weight of 2 to 3 kgs with in a 3 month, but he is not able to function his hand properly can his hand become normal..?

[Gramesh]

Hi sir I'm from India i had Brian stroke 2023/3
MCA right side almost 12months Don still problem in my hand wrist and fingers can I expect recovery from hear

[lindaguida]

My brother suffered a massive stroke at 59, Aphasia too. He’s confined to a wheelchair for life.