2023, Vol. 10, Issue 5, Part A

Background: Stroke can be described as one of the significant factors that lead to disability worldwide. It can affect motor skills for patients impacting their daily activities. Rehabilitation is the most effective tool to reduce motor impairment in stroke patients.

The Objective: This paper aims to study not only standard treatment practices but also rehabilitation techniques targeting motor skills in stroke patients.

Method: The purposive sample technique was followed in selecting patients who had been hit with a stroke within one month. The total number of cases was 8 and those patients were going to Specialized Center for Physiotherapy and Physical Rehabilitation in Wasit Governorate to get their rehabilitation done. The range of the sample age is between 50-65 years old males only.

Results: There is a statistically significant difference for the first strength between the two measurements at 0.01 level of significance and the superiority is recorded for the ex-post measurement. A calculated t-test is 13.17 which is larger than tabular-t at 0.01 level of energy. The enhancement rate reached 33.43%. For the ball pushing power, superiority is also recorded for the ex-post measurement at 0.01 level of significance and calculated t is higher than the tabular one. The enhancement rate is 43.91%. The power of bushing for the injured foot has the same scenario where the calculated t is higher than the tabular one. Superiority is recorded for the ex-post measurement with a high enhancement rate.

Conclusion: The rehabilitation protocol used in this paper approved its effectiveness in areas related to physical efficiency. The effectiveness of this protocol can be seen clearly in the way of walking pretty close to normal walking. Another result of this paper was achieved by improving the strength of muscles responsible for walking. Examples of these muscles are in the Upper limb (i.e. arm muscles) and lower limb (i.e. hip, knee, and ankle).