RECOVERY PECULIARITIES OF MOVEMENT VOLUME IN PATIENTS WITH SYNDROME OF CENTRAL HEMIPARESIS OF DIFFERENT SOMATOTYPES IN LATE REHABILITATION PERIOD
119 men and 95 women of the II mature period and elderly period with the syndrome of central hemiparesis were examined. Somatotyping was done by W.L. Rees - H. Eysenck method (1945) - asthenic, normosthenic and picnic somatotypes. The measurement of movement volume in large joints of upper and lower extremities before and after rehabilitation was done by goniometer. Results: patient's somatotype influences on the recovery of movement function. Men and women with central hemiparesis of the II mature period (asthenic and picnic somatotype) demonstrate maximum movement amplitude in joints of upper and lower extremities after rehabilitation. Among patients of elderly period men and women with central hemiparesis of asthetic somatotype showed maximum movement volume.