格林-巴利综合征(GBS)是一种罕见的自身免疫性疾病,影响周围神经系统,在儿童中尤其严重。本病例系列评估了小儿康复对小儿GBS患者功能结局的疗效。干预措施侧重于平衡训练,强度增强,和日常生活活动(ADL)。招募了四名小儿GBS患者,主要表现为虚弱和发烧。康复后,运动功能显著增强,ADLs,和生活质量(QoL)。该系列强调了儿科康复对GBS的有利影响,倡导早期启动,以改善恢复和提高生活质量。GBS提出了重大挑战,特别是在儿科人群中,需要全面的管理策略。虽然该综合征的急性期是医学管理,康复在优化长期结果方面发挥着关键作用。本研究旨在评估儿科康复干预对GBS患儿功能结局的影响。四名诊断为GBS的儿科患者接受了儿科康复治疗,包括平衡训练,强度增强,和ADL练习。功能成果,包括运动功能,ADLs,和QoL,使用标准化措施评估康复前后。小儿GBS患者中最常见的症状是虚弱和发烧。在儿科康复之后,在特定功能结果中观察到显著改善,包括运动功能,ADLs,和QoL。这些改善强调了儿科康复在增强这些患者的功能恢复和总体幸福感方面的功效。本病例系列的发现强调了儿科康复在儿童GBS管理中的关键作用。早期启动康复干预措施可以促进更好的康复轨迹并改善长期结果。解决运动功能的综合康复策略,ADLs,和QoL是儿科患者整体GBS管理的重要组成部分。儿科康复干预措施,包括平衡训练,强度增强,和ADL练习,在改善GBS儿童的功能结局方面显示出显著的益处。早期开始康复干预对于增强小儿GBS患者的康复过程和优化QoL至关重要。需要进一步的研究来验证这些发现并完善康复方案以获得最佳结果。
Guillain-Barré syndrome (GBS) is a rare autoimmune disorder impacting the peripheral nervous system, particularly severe in children. This case series assesses the efficacy of paediatric rehabilitation on functional outcomes in paediatric GBS patients. The interventions focused on balance training, strength enhancement, and activities of daily living (ADLs). Four paediatric GBS patients were enrolled, presenting primarily with
weakness and fever. Post-rehabilitation, significant enhancements were noted in motor function, ADLs, and quality of life (QoL). This series underscores the favourable impact of paediatric rehabilitation on GBS, advocating for early initiation to improve recovery and enhance QoL. GBS poses significant challenges, particularly in paediatric populations, necessitating comprehensive management strategies. While the syndrome\'s acute phase is managed medically, rehabilitation plays a pivotal role in optimizing long-term outcomes. This study aims to evaluate the effect of paediatric rehabilitation interventions on functional outcomes in children diagnosed with GBS. The four paediatric patients diagnosed with GBS underwent paediatric rehabilitation, comprising balance training, strength enhancement, and ADL exercises. Functional outcomes, including motor function, ADLs, and QoL, were assessed pre- and post-rehabilitation using standardized measures. The most common presenting symptoms in the paediatric GBS patients were
weakness and fever. Following paediatric rehabilitation, significant improvements were observed in specific functional outcomes, including motor function, ADLs, and QoL. These improvements underscore the efficacy of paediatric rehabilitation in enhancing functional recovery and overall well-being in these patients. The findings of this case series emphasize the crucial role of paediatric rehabilitation in managing GBS in children. Early initiation of rehabilitation interventions may facilitate better recovery trajectories and improve long-term outcomes. Comprehensive rehabilitation strategies addressing motor function, ADLs, and QoL are essential components of holistic GBS management in pediatric patients. Pediatric rehabilitation interventions, encompassing balance training, strength enhancement, and ADL exercises, demonstrate significant benefits in improving functional outcomes in children with GBS. Early initiation of rehabilitation interventions is pivotal for enhancing the recovery process and optimizing the QoL in pediatric GBS patients. Further research is warranted to validate these findings and refine rehabilitation protocols for optimal outcomes.