SPEED SIMPLE MOTOR REACTION AND TAPPING IN PATIENTS WITH THE EFFECTS OF STROKE
The aim of the study was to determine the speed of motor responses in patients with previous myocardial effects (from 1 to 10 years) stroke. The study included 40 patients with unilateral hemiparesis. The control group consisted of 180 healthy subjects of different ages. Determined time visual-motor response and the maximum frequency of single and combined tapping fingers brush for 10 seconds. Found that patients with visual-motor speed of reaction is less than the level of the age norm as the defeat, and on the intact side (respectively 41 % and 54 %). Comprehensive treatment, including the use of intervention on the bones of the cranial vault, did not lead to a change in performance. Single frequency and associated taps thumb as intact, and the affected limb in patients capable of performing sample practically was not broken.