Differentiated complexes of physical rehabilitation of young people with disorders of the spine
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https://doi.org/10.15391/snsv.2014-6.012Keywords:
vertebral osteochondrosis, coping strategies, physical rehabilitation, stressAbstract
Purpose: identification and analysis of differentiated approaches to physical rehabilitation of students with spine pathology with different types of behavioral responses to stress – coping strategies. Material and Methods: a theoretical analysis, synthesis and special scientific-methodical literature, the analysis of experimental studies on animals and the results of physical rehabilitation students ‘ strategies in 76 students 19–20 years with neurological manifestations of vertebral osteochondrosis of 1 degree. Results: identified and analyzed the main features of rehabilitation measures among youth with spinal pathology (correction, massage therapy, kinesiotherapy) with different types of coping strategies. Conclusions: the proven effectiveness of differentiated application of physical rehabilitation on the basis of the definition of coping strategies among students with spine pathology.
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