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[Purpose] We confirmed the effect to combining task-oriented training (TOT) and neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES) of abdominal muscles to improve trunk function and basic ADL performance (rolling in and rising from bed). [Participants and Methods] A patient with bilateral hemiplegia due to 2 cerebrovascular events admitted to a post-acute rehabilitation ward. Her physical function and FIM score improved until 2 months after admission. However, as such improvements were not observed in the subsequent month, the patient was treated with TOT focusing on basic ADL performance and simultaneous NMES of abdominal muscles for 1 month. [Results] The patient’s basic ADL performance improved, with a promoted trunk function. [Conclusion] Combining TOT and NMES of abdominal muscles may be effective to improve basic ADL performance and trunk function.

rigaku ryōhō kagaku/rigaku ryoho kagaku

Effect of Combining Task-oriented Training and Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation of Abdominal Muscles to Improve the Basic ADL Performance of a Patient with Bilateral Hemiplegia due to Recurrent Cerebrovascular Events: A Case Study