重要な情報:半身不随患者の下肢の重さ積み荷に関する研究結果

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  • 脳卒中の後の半身不随患者において、腰とひざの筋肉活動が足取りとバランスを強化するために必要であることが示唆されました。
  • 下肢の重さ積み荷は、半身不随患者のゲートとバランスの向上において重要です。
  • 脳卒中の後の半身不随患者において、適切な角度で腰とひざの筋肉活動が必要であることが明らかになりました。
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This suggests that in patients with hemiplegia after stroke, muscle activities of the hip and the knee, maintained at appropriate angles, are necessary for weight loading on the lower extremities in order to enhance their gait and balance これは、脳卒中の後の半身不随患者において、腰とひざ(適切な角度に維持される)の筋肉活動が彼らの足取りとバランスを強化するために下肢の上で重さ積載のために必要なことを示唆します 翻訳機にかけるとこんなかんじです… 医学論文の一部なのですが、お願いします。

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    これは、脳卒中後の半身不随患者において、適切な角度での腰と膝の筋肉活動が、患者の歩行姿勢と平衡を保つために、下肢に重みをかけるにあたって必要である事を示唆している。    とも

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