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Review Papers | Physiotherapy | India | Volume 12 Issue 6, June 2023
Review of Literature on Rhythmic Aerobic Exercises on Balance in Post - Stroke Elderly
Usha Gurubaksh Talreja | Dr. Anjali Suresh [4] | Dr. R. Sedhunivas [3]
Abstract: Background: Stroke is a global public health problem. stroke is second leading cause of death worldwide. Dancing has been utilized as an exercise to improve both functional and metabolic outcomes associated with the aging process, and its concepts have been applied to the elderly population. Music and aerobics are a good combination for development and happiness, when aerobics is done with music then the release of endorphin hormone affects psychological and emotional variables and exercises associated music may increase cognitive stimulation by raising motivation. Aim: The purpose of this study to review the available relevant literature on the effectiveness of rhythmic exercises on balance in post - stroke elderly. Methods: The databases used for searching articles are Pub Med and Google Scholar and the articles are included by the inclusion criteria. Articles are selected between the year 2006 and 2022. Selection Criteria: Selection criteria include post - stroke elderly on balance and articles include rhythmic exercises. Results: Out of 13articles, 10 articles were included for the review. The results indicate that the effect of rhythmic exercises on balance in post - stroke elderly was predominant. Conclusion: In the literature review analysed that effect of rhythmic exercises on balance for post - stroke elderly. This study concluded that physical activity which included rhythmic exercises reduced the risk of fall and balance issues in post - stroke elderly.
Keywords: Rhythmicaerobic exercises, Stroke, Elderly Patients, Rhythmic aerobic exercises, Stroke, Elderly Patients
Edition: Volume 12 Issue 6, June 2023,
Pages: 1179 - 1182