The effect of rehabilitation exercises with various compliance tools in the development of the public force and the total balance of people with temporary paralysis in men with ages (55-60) years
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The aim of the research was to prepare rehabilitation exercises with various flexible tools for men with temporary hemiplegia aged (55-60) years. The experimental method was adopted by designing two equivalent experimental and control groups on a sample of (9) patients who were deliberately selected using a comprehensive enumeration method at a rate of (100%) from their community, which is men aged (55-60) years with temporary hemiplegia who visit the physiotherapy department at Al-Kindi Teaching Hospital in Baghdad. The most important conclusions were that rehabilitation exercises with various flexible tools are appropriate for treatment sessions for men with temporary hemiplegia aged (55-60) years. Accordingly, it was recommended that it is necessary to take into account the specificity of men with temporary hemiplegia aged (55-60) years and the level of injury when choosing the type of flexible tools for their rehabilitation exercises.
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