Effect Of Sensory Training Research Articles

Effect of Sensory Training on Activity Limitation, Functional Use of Hand and Quality of Life After Wrist Surgery

Effect of Sensory Training on Activity Limitation, Functional Use of Hand and Quality of Life After Wrist Surgery

Therapeutic effect of sensory and perceptual training on children with motor retardation

目的 探讨感知觉训练对运动发育迟缓患儿运动功能的影响。 方法 选择2016年7至10月在深圳市龙岗区妇幼保健院儿童保健科进行康复治疗的运动发育迟缓患儿60例，其中男35例，女25例；年龄(3.81±0.53)个月。采用随机数字表法将全部患儿分为观察组与对照组，每组30例。观察组男18例，女12例；年龄(3.58±0.33)个月。对照组男17例，女13例；年龄(3.97±0.73)个月。全部患儿均接受常规康复训练，观察组在常规康复训练的基础上进行感知觉训练。治疗前、治疗3个月及治疗6个月时分别采用Gesell发育量表(GDS)评估患儿的发育水平。 结果 治疗3个月时，对照组粗大、精细运动发育商[(35.69±6.18)分和(50.45±4.22)分]与治疗前[(31.02±4.19)分和(39.16±1.00)分]比较差异均有统计学意义(t＝2.812、2.355，均P<0.05)，观察组粗大、精细运动发育商[(40.45±8.08)分和(52.65±3.55)分]与治疗前[(30.16±5.27)分和(36.67±2.29)分]比较差异有统计学意义(t＝2.950、2.208，均P<0.05)。2组治疗3个月时粗大、精细运动发育商比较差异均有统计学意义(t＝2.688、2.356，均P<0.05)。治疗6个月时，观察组粗大、精细运动发育商[(60.45±10.39)分，(68.49±8.52)分]与对照组[(56.21±8.12)分，(62.34±7.29)分]比较差异均有统计学意义(t＝2.358、2.321，均P<0.05)。 结论 感知觉训练能够促进儿童粗大及精细运动功能发育。

Effect of sensory integration training on motor function of cerebral palsy children

Objective To observe the effect of sensory integration training on motor function of cerebral palsy children.Methods 42 children with cerebral palsy were divided into two groups,with 22 cases in observation group,20 cases in control group.All children were treated with mainly Bobath technique based rehabilitation therapy,while those of observation group were added sensory integration training for 3 months.We used GMFM-88 to estimate the gross motor function of the two groups.Results After treatment,the scores of GMFM-88 significantly improved in both groups,GMFM scores of the observation group were more effective than thoes of the control group(t =2.481,P =0.018).Conclusion Sensory integration training based on tradition neural movement therapy can improve gross motor function in children with cerebral palsy,can significantly improve the curative effect of rehabilitation. Key words: Cerebral palsy; Child; Hospitals, convalescent