Hemiplejik hastalarda omuz aǧrisi sikliǧi ve i̇lişkili faktörler

Ramazan Kizil; Özlem Şenocak; Özlem El; Mehtap Gözüm; Kürşad Kutluk; Vesile Öztürk; Özlen Peker

Hemiplejik hastalarda omuz aǧrisi sikliǧi ve i̇lişkili faktörler

Translated title of the contribution: Hemiplegic shoulder pain; frequency and related factors

Ramazan Kizil^*, Özlem Şenocak, Özlem El, Mehtap Gözüm, Kürşad Kutluk, Vesile Öztürk, Özlen Peker

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Dokuz Eylul University

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Objective: To investigate the frequency of shoulder pain and related factors in hemiplegic patients. Methods: Thirtyeight patients having a stroke in past 18 months were included in the study. Demographic features, factors related to stroke, shoulder subluxation, shoulder pain and time passed until the beginning of shoulder pain were recorded. Results: The frequency of shoulder pain was 50%. In most of the patients ( 84%), shoulder pain occurred in first 8 weeks. Thromboembolic stroke, complete plegia at the beginning, low Brunnstrom motor recovery stage and shoulder subluxation were more prominent in patients with shoulder pain. Conclusions: Complete plegia at the begining and shoulder subluxation seem to be related factors in hemiplegic shoulder pain. In stroke patients, all preventive measures and early rehabilitation should be started.

Translated title of the contribution	Hemiplegic shoulder pain; frequency and related factors
Original language	Turkish
Pages (from-to)	206-213
Number of pages	8
Journal	Journal of Neurological Sciences
Volume	26
Issue number	2
Publication status	Published - 2009
Externally published	Yes

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