Journal de réadaptation cardiaque et pulmonaire

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Stroke Prevention through Exercise: Clinical Evidence

Payal Patel

In developed nations, stroke is not only the third most common cause of disability-adjusted life years, but it is also one of the most costly to treat. Secondary issues in the days and weeks following a stroke, such as: mental health, memory, attention span, pain, sensation loss, mobility and balance issues, and other psychological issues Exercise has been shown to have positive psychological and physical effects on stroke survivors. As a result, the exercise rehabilitation options available to stroke survivors are discussed in detail in this scientific statement. To support this overview, we will use clinical and epidemiological reports, systematic literature reviews, published morbidity and mortality studies, clinical and public health guidelines, patient files, and authoritative statements.