Motor and cognitive rehabilitation in stroke and its influence on triple task performance

To evaluate changes in motor function after cognitive and motor training in stroke patients. and to evaluate triple task performance as complexity assessment tool.

It is experimental study of different subject design. The study was conducted with 18 left hemiplegics between the age groups of 50–65 with normal right dominant side.

It consist of two groups Group A stroke patients who were given cognitive and motor rehabilitation for 15 days.

for 15 days. Assessment was done with triple task performance for one minute on first and fifteenth day

ANOVA analysis suggested group A has significant changes (p<.05) in motor (2.501) and cognitive performance (4.310,3.23) as compared to group B

Comparison of mean difference between group A and group B showed significant result with triple motor (tvalue-2.505) as compared to single and dual.

This study concluded that more significant cognitive motor improvement was seen in group A(cognitive-motor). And triple task as sensitive tool for assessing complexity in stroke.