Tuyển tập báo cáo các nghiên cứu khoa học quốc tế ngành y học dành cho các bạn tham khảo đề tài: Emerging evidence-based physical rehabilitation for Multiple Sclerosis - Towards an inventory of current content across Europe | Rasova et al. Health and Quality of Life Outcomes 2010 8 76 http content 8 1 76 HEALTH AND QUALITY of life outcomes COMMENTARY Open Access Emerging evidence-based physical rehabilitation for Multiple Sclerosis - Towards an inventory of current content across Europe 1 - I I- D I ỉ 1D r I- 2 I L -I r I_Izm z 3 I_I s V r- I -Í r I f r- -J f I V5 Kamila Rasova Peter Feys inomas Henze Hans van longeren uaviae Cananeo Johanna JonsQQLiii Alena Herbenova1 Abstract In Europe theoretical approaches to physical therapy and rehabilitation in multiple sclerosis often appear significantly different. While there is general agreement that rehabilitation plays an important role in maintaining and improving function in persons with multiple sclerosis no consensus exists on what may be the most effective approach to achieve the best possible functionality within an individual s limitations. The objective of this paper is to initiate an analysis of currently applied physical interventions for people with multiple sclerosis throughout Europe during inpatient or outpatient rehabilitation programs. A study of the content of rehabilitation may show presently performed treatment methods revealing the basic considerations that nowadays guide clinicians implicitly or explicitly in the treatment of persons with multiple sclerosis. Following this first step comparative studies can be set up. Introduction Neurological abnormalities due to multiple sclerosis MS manifest themselves with a wide range of symptoms like fatigue numbness paraesthesias muscular weakness and spasticity double vision optic neuritis ataxia bladder control problems dysphagia dysarthria and cognitive dysfunction. These impairments can lead to relevant problems in carrying out activities of daily living and participation too. Therefore rehabilitation is focused on functional disabilities evolving from the reported symptoms such as balance disorders gait abnormalities etc. Symptoms of MS are of different severity
