수중재활운동이 편측사지 중도 뇌병변장애인의 심리적 안정과 정신적 준비기에 미치는 영향

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The purpose of this study is to investigate the effects of aquatic rehabilitation exercises on psychological stability and mental preparation on adult with Acquired Brain Lesions in Hemiplegia, with a neuroscience and neurophysiology perspective. The study was conducted on 7 adults with Acquired Brain Lesions in Hemiplegia. Subjects performed 60 minutes of underwater exercise and underwater experience activities once a week for 8 months. As a result of emotional measurement, theta and alpha waves increased over time. It indicates anxiety relief and emotional comfort were maintained even after the program concluded. State-independent FAS also showed a shift towards positive emotional tendencies. CNV, which is performed for incident-related potential during the mental preparation phase, was analyzed before unilateral handgrip exercise. As a result of the analysis, the CNV amplitude gradually increased significantly in the order of pre-, mid-, and post-exercise sessions during the aquatic exercise program. As a result of the analysis, the CNV amplitude gradually increased significantly in the order of pre-, mid-, and post-exercise sessions during the aquatic exercise program. And it suggests that it contributed to the improvement of the motor system. In the frontal lobe, which is responsible for cognitive functions such as planning, execution, and decision-making, the CNV waveform were higher at mid and post-measurements compared to pre-measurements. This suggests that the program facilitated the construction of the motor neural network in the frontal lobe during the mental preparation phase before the hemiplegia grip strength exercises. In summary, participation in underwater rehabilitation exercises helps to construct the emotional motor system and the unilateral limb neurophysiology mechanism motor system, for the people with unilateral limb brain lesions. It is particularly helpful in the composition of the frontal motor neural network.

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