Abstract
The article presents a description of the effectiveness of complex rehabilitation of a patient after a severe of Gaff′s disease with an osteopathic diagnosis: Global neurodynamic disorder (impaired production of the cranial rhythmic impulse). The patient was assigned a rehabilitation plan, the objectives of which were to increase exercise tolerance up to 30 minutes, as well as adaptation to aerobic exercise: osteopathic correction; locomotor regimen; active verticalization; breathing exercises, exercise therapy, articular exercises, cardiac loading, as well as the expansion of the locomotor regimen after consulting of the therapist and physician. The rehabilitation helped to improve the general condition, reduce the severity of ataxic syndrome and stabilize hemodynamics. Osteopathic assistance provided within the framework of interdisciplinary cooperation allowed to improve blood circulation and innervation, which, in turn, increased the effectiveness of rehabilitation measures. Patients after a severe course of Gaff′s disease are shown to carry out rehabilitation measures with the involvement of osteopathic doctors as part of the rehabilitation team.
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