Aspecte ale integrării sociale ale persoanelor cu accident vascular cerebral

Abstract

People who suffer, at a certain point, from a stroke, may subsequently undergo a series of consequences (they suffer from consecutive transformations, unfavorable to the later evolution, marked, in the absence of adapted ameliorative intervention, by anatomical, functional and social disorders, characterized by resistance, demobilization, lack of confidence, poor response to the diagnosis and treatment plan, diminished aspirations etc). Thus, physically speaking, a stroke can lead to serious neurological problems, such as motility, speaking or swallowing disorders. On the other hand, in the psycho psychofunctional, socio-affective and adaptive way, a series of changes occur, caused by the direct damage on the brain due to the destruction of neurons, as well as by the inability of the person to feel or think as it did before the stroke, all on the background of the deterioration of the relationship capacity, of independence ability, of work capacity, of income, of mobility.