The consequences of acute disorders of cerebral circulation significantly reduce the patient’s life quality. According to official data, movement disorders are observed in 81.2% of surviving patients. Before and after rehabilitation, it is necessary to determine the degree of motor deficit in the affected hand. Currently used methods, such as video analysis, goniometry, dynamometry, spectrum of clinical scales, etc. have both advantages and disadvantages.

OBJECTIVE

Conduct approbation of the «Method of rehabilitation assessment of fine motor function of the hand using a touch panel» and evaluate its diagnostic significance in the assessment of motor disorders.

MATERIAL AND METHODS

The patients with the syndrome of mild and moderate hemiparesis in the recovery period of stroke, who are at the outpatient stage of rehabilitation, have been examined. The examination was carried out according to the standards of management of the recovery period of stroke, as well as using the author’s method.

RESULTS AND CONCLUSION

The tested «Method of rehabilitation assessment of fine motor function of the hand using a touch panel» showed reliability and statistical significance in comparison with clinical scales and can be integrated into the protocols of outpatient and remote rehabilitation.