Evaluation of the effectiveness of rehabilitation of patients with cervical and thoracic osteochondrosis using the syndrome of psychosensoryanatomical-functional maladaptation

Bobunov Dmitry Nikolaevich, Yusupova Zaira Dzhaparovna, Netsvetaeva Elena Vyacheslavovna, Tokar Yana Sergeevna, Marchenkova Irina Aleksandrovna

In the literature at the present stage, much attention is paid to the effectiveness of various rehabilitation measures in the treatment of osteochondrosis of the cervical and thoracic spine, however, the issues of personal response to the disease and changes in its clinical picture during treatment, taking into account the individual characteristics of the patient's attitude to the disease and patient satisfaction with treatment, taking into account his mental state was practically not considered. Therefore, clinical studies in this direction are of practical interest. With the help of methods for assessing personal response to the disease - "Psychosensory-Anatomical-Functional Disadaptation Syndrome" (PSSAFD), the effectiveness of rehabilitation measures in 2150 patients with a diagnosis of spinal osteochondrosis was assessed. There was also a positive trend in personal response to the disease after a set of rehabilitation measures for 6 months, recommended by the attending physician of physiotherapy exercises and sports medicine. Within 6 months after receiving the recommendations, the patients were fully adapted to the conditions of the rehabilitation program. The state of adaptation was maintained in patients throughout the study period (6 months). The established factors influencing the effectiveness of the treatment and prevention of dorsopathies based on the fitness center must be taken into account when prescribing future rehabilitation and preventive measures.

Keywords:osteochondrosis, rehabilitation, physiotherapy, personal response to the disease, internal picture of the disease, treatment effectiveness.