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. 2022 Oct 19:13:948494.
doi: 10.3389/fneur.2022.948494. eCollection 2022.

Changes in the higher-level functional capacities for modern daily living in community-dwelling stroke survivors: A preliminary case series

Tsubasa Kawasaki  1 , Masahiro Ohira  2 , Ryu Endo  3 , Keita Muto  3 , Hiroki Sakai  3 , Keisuke Goto  4
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Changes in the higher-level functional capacities for modern daily living in community-dwelling stroke survivors: A preliminary case series

Tsubasa Kawasaki et al. Front Neurol. .

Abstract

Along with the development of modern technology, the variety of higher-level activities of daily living has steadily expanded. However, no reports have examined the capacities for the higher-level activities in stroke survivors. Moreover, the relationship between these capacities and executive functions has not been reported. This preliminary study longitudinally measured changes in the capacities for high-level activities of modern daily living in community-dwelling stroke survivors. In addition, we examined whether changes in these capacities were correlated with executive functions. The results showed no significant reduction in the capacities for high-level activities of modern daily living at 1 year after stroke. Significant improvements were observed in one aspect of executive functions: planning. The changes in the capacities for higher-level activities of modern daily living were significantly correlated with executive function. The results suggest that, in stroke survivors, (a) it is likely feasible to maintain the capacities for higher-level activities of modern daily living, and (b) these capacities are related to executive functions.

Keywords: activities of daily living (ADL); capacities for modern daily living; community-dwelling; instrument activities of daily living (IADL); longitudinal case series; stroke.

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Figure 1
Radar charts of BADS and JST-IC scores at the initial assessment and 1 year later.
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Figure 2
Changes in higher-level functional capacities for daily living (A) Lawton IADL, (B) JST-IC between initial and 1-year assessments in Participants A–K. The scores for higher capacities for daily living did not change significantly in either of the assessments.
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Figure 3
Scatterplots of (A) changes in JST-IC total score and in BADS total score and (B) changes in JST-IC total score and in BADS item 5 score. All the plots are based on rank. Letters in plots indicate participant IDs.
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