Davies P, Bamford J, Warlow C
Rehabilitation Research Unit, University of Oxford, Rivermead Rehabilitation Centre, Great Britain.
Int Disabil Stud. 1989 Jan-Mar;11(1):40-4. doi: 10.3109/02599148909166378.
A consecutive series of 155 patients with a first-ever stroke and who were registered with the Oxfordshire Community Stroke Project (OCSP) were followed up. Their receipt of remedial therapy was recorded and their functional recovery was measured using the Barthel index of activities of daily living. Only a minority of patients received remedial therapy during the first 6 months after stroke. Those who were admitted to hospital during the first month following their stroke, or who were severely dependent, were significantly more likely to receive remedial therapy than those who remained in the community or were less dependent. A comparison of functional recovery amongst a matched subsample of patients who received remedial therapy and those who did not showed that there was comparable recovery amongst patients who did not receive remedial therapy.
对连续入选牛津郡社区卒中项目（OCSP）登记的155例首次发生卒中的患者进行随访。记录他们接受康复治疗的情况，并使用巴氏日常生活活动指数测量其功能恢复情况。只有少数患者在卒中后的前6个月接受了康复治疗。卒中后第一个月内入院的患者或严重依赖他人的患者比那些留在社区或依赖程度较低的患者更有可能接受康复治疗。对接受康复治疗和未接受康复治疗的患者匹配子样本的功能恢复情况进行比较，结果显示未接受康复治疗的患者恢复情况相当。
