Correlation of Body Composition via Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis and Motor Function and Recovery of Upper Extremity in Patients Undergoing Stroke Rehabilitation
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Bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA) has been used to investigate the body compositions and predict functional outcomes in patients with stroke, while the role of BIA to predict motor function or recovery in stroke has not been clarified. This study aimed to investigate relationship between body composition measured by BIA and upper limb motor function and recovery. Body compositions (soft tissue lean mass, phase angle, body fat mass and body water) of fifty patients who are admitted to the stroke rehabilitation unit were segmentally analyzed via BIA. The motor recovery of upper extremity (UE) was evaluated via Fugl-Meyer Assessment (UE-FMA) at the time of transfer and discharge. Correlations between body composition and UE-FMA at discharge were analyzed using Spearman correlation coefficient. Multiple regression analysis was used to determine the regression between body composition and motor function and recovery. The Δ Phase angle, the difference of both sides was significantly linearly inversely correlated with UE-FMA at discharge. However, in multiple regression analysis, body compositions including phase angle did not significantly predict motor function at discharge or motor recovery. The Δ Phase angle is related to the severity of upper limb motor function at discharge in subacute stroke patients, and further studies are needed to determine its value as a predictor for motor recovery.
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Bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA) has been used to investigate the body compositions and predict functional outcomes in patients with stroke, while the role of BIA to predict motor function or recovery in stroke has not been clarified. This study aimed to investigate relationship between body composition measured by BIA and upper limb motor function and recovery. Body compositions (soft tissue lean mass, phase angle, body fat mass and body water) of fifty patients who are admitted to the stroke rehabilitation unit were segmentally analyzed via BIA. The motor recovery of upper extremity (UE) was evaluated via Fugl-Meyer Assessment (UE-FMA) at the time of transfer and discharge. Correlations between body composition and UE-FMA at discharge were analyzed using Spearman correlation coefficient. Multiple regression analysis was used to determine the regression between body composition and motor function and recovery. The Δ Phase angle, the difference of both sides was significantly linearly inversely correlated with UE-FMA at discharge. However, in multiple regression analysis, body compositions including phase angle did not significantly predict motor function at discharge or motor recovery. The Δ Phase angle is related to the severity of upper limb motor function at discharge in subacute stroke patients, and further studies are needed to determine its value as a predictor for motor recovery.
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