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According to a previous study, intracerebral haemorrhage patients can develop cognitive and perceptive disorders as well as long-term motor skills and sensory disorders, which cause limitations in ADLs and functional activity, thus substantially lowering their quality of life.2 About 65% of intracerebral haemorrhage patients experience loss of their bodies’ protective responses and proprioception, and their reduced muscle tension translates into instability and decreased efficiency of motions.3 Specifically, the connectivity between the hippocampus and the striatum is responsible for cognitive and motor control, and striatal impairment results in cognitive, motor, and ADL-related disorders.4

Effects of Alternate Training for Motor Skills on Neurotrophic Factors and Gait in Striatum StrokeInduced Rats