[Statokinesitherapy in the patients presenting with coronary heart disease associated with arterial hypertension]

Area of Science:

• Cardiovascular Medicine
• Neurology
• Rehabilitation Therapy

Context:

• Coronary heart disease (CHD) patients often present with arterial hypertension.
• These patients may also experience dyscirculatory encephalopathy or vertebrobasilar insufficiency.
• Cerebral syndromes significantly impact patient quality of life and recovery.

Purpose:

• To evaluate the efficacy of statokinesitherapy with biofeedback in combined rehabilitative treatment.
• To assess the impact on clinical symptoms of cerebral syndromes in CHD patients.
• To determine the effect on objective measures of postural stability.

Summary:

• Statokinesitherapy with biofeedback was integrated into the rehabilitation of patients with coronary heart disease, arterial hypertension, and cerebral symptoms.
• The treatment led to a significant reduction in the severity of clinical symptoms, including decreased dizziness and improved gait.
• Patients demonstrated enhanced coordination, equilibrium, and postural stability, as evidenced by stabilometry.

Impact:

• Reduced clinical symptoms of cerebral syndromes in patients with cardiovascular and neurological comorbidities.
• Improved objective measures of postural control and stability.
• Enhanced functional recovery and quality of life for patients undergoing cardiac rehabilitation.