A critical window for recovery after stroke | John Krakauer | TEDxJohnsHopkinsUniversity
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- Опубликовано: 7 апр 2015
- Dr. John Krakauer, a Professor of Neurology and Neuroscience at Johns Hopkins University, co-founded the KATA project that combines concepts of neurology and neuroscience with interactive entertainment and motion capture technology to learn how lesions affect motor learning and to aid patients in recovering from brain injury.
Dr. John Krakauer is a Professor of Neurology and Neuroscience, the Director of the Center for the Study of Motor Learning and Brain Repair, and the Director of Brain, Learning, Animation, and Movement Lab (BLAM) at Johns Hopkins. He received his undergraduate and master’s degree from Cambridge University and earned his medical degree from Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, where he was elected to Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Honor Society. His clinical and research expertise is in stroke, ischemic cerebrovascular disease, cerebral aneurysms, arteriovenous malformations, and venous and sinus thrombosis. He co-founded the KATA project that combines concepts of neurology and neuroscience with interactive entertainment and motion capture technology to learn how lesions affect motor learning and to aid patients in recovering from brain injury.
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It's been 10 years I was 16 when I had one...I survived with slight weakness in my right limb...I was born again like a baby completing my milestones again...Completed my education now I am a doctor treating stroke patients n I understand all the struggle people go through
I wish you the best and Im really proud of you becoming a doctor. You being a gamer for life is another awesome thing about you 😎. I as well am a gamer for life so take care and I wish you all the best, God bless 👍.
May i ask how you ended up becoming a doctor ? Didn't you lose any cognitive abilities? , also just a side question .. did you notice yourself having a significantly worst immune system post stroke?
My grandmother recently got stroke and she is not able to move her left arm and leg...she is 77 years young.. But the thing is she is sleeping a lot like almost a day.. Can u please tell me why is these so....
Just weak limb creating problems ?
6 years post stroke. I have miraculously recovered well. In year 5, I started walking normal again! I couldn't believe it. Still making gains 💪
16 year post stroke. I am walking. Arm no function. I continue to improve. I fight spasticity. there is healing in the name of jesus
My wife just had a stroke on the 8th January and she still in ICU any advice
@@albertrodriguez4190 how is she now??
That’s beautiful to hear
You are healed in Jesus's name.Look up Andrew Wommack's Healing Journeys.😇
It’s your faith… and your effort. Call it Jesus your jehova or allah or any higher being you worship whatever religion you are in … it’s your faith.
Stroke survivor it's been two years and I have full use of both left and right side. I am a hairstylist and a user of my right side which is now weak. I have a ten year old, so as much as I wanted to give up or slow down I couldn't cause I have to take care of her and myself. I have to do day to day care, like cleaning, homework and other chores. Grateful to be alive✨💖❤️
God blessing you
Look up Andrew Wommack's Heading Journeys.😇
I had woke up to having a stroke. I was home with my kids. I was in the hospital for 2 weeks then they put in a nursing home for 20 days. The stroke took my right side. I have little use going on my 3 week. I’m so depressed but I’m not giving up. I want to get home to my kids and hopefully have all my mobility back.
Good luck! I had a stroke about a month ago, left sided weakness. It's hard work trying to do things we take for granted before stroke, like taking a drink with affected hand. I want to take care of myself so I have to keep pushing. You are lucky to have family as a reason to fight x
Get a walking machine and a stationary bicycle..❤
My stroke was in November 18 2019. And I couldnt talk for a week. Doctors said I might never talk again. Coming on 5 weeks, I can say almost every word (struggle with more complex words)...but its broken speech. Not fluent. I make heaps of spelling mistakes as well. I use to make a living from the wrtten words- not anymore. I can only hope that I continue to recover my speech. That said, I met a someone who had stoke and lost her vision for 2 years. It came back after 2 years. The human brain is amazing.
Brain strong fighter hope to be in well case
Your brain is still healing. Keep practicing. You will continue to make progress.
@Trader Stevo her vision came back without doing anything? Or did she have some kind of rehabilitation?
@@Alienlina Dont know. I think it just came back within 2 years.
Stay strong my friend. My father suffered a stroke this summer. It's been three months and he still has trouble moving his left side of his body. I hope some day he can walk again
I had a stoke in Sep 2021. I lost about 50% mobility in my left leg and some strength in my left arm as well as tingling and numbness in my face and limbs. After a day or two in hospital I could get out of bed unassisted and began staggering and limping about the ward and doing some simple exercises. I was discharged after 9 days with a limp. After 3 months I can walk 10km and cycle 20km every day, about 2 hours of exercise every day. I can't run like I used to, I'm still a bit unco, but I'm not far off it. Get up, get moving.
Good day my friend! I just wanted to share my testimony of how God healed me from the effects of a stroke and now I can walk and talk just fine. If he did it for me, he can do it for you. The title is: “When God Forgets”. I hope it can be a blessing to you. Happy New Year 🥳
@@godallowsuturns679 Good 4 u (mild stroke I suspect) hopefully you won't have another worse one unfortunately those of us who have major strokes have no hope. The brain either recovers or it doesn't (naturally) God plays no part in it the medical fraternity however, does but, they can't/won't get it right, archaeic treatments combined with lack of funding, nonchelence and misunderstanding. Not much hope for us really.
I’ll be fine too I am confident that I can make adjustments to do anything at all still I am looking forward to the challenge of
Living ...
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@@garywalling4341 what? You are giving up that easily? Of course God has a part in your recovery. So does satan (lower case on purpose). Who would you prefer to give in to? What city do you live in, might I ask?
I'm 4 weeks after a stroke that shut down my left side. I'm in rehab, 3 hours a day. Making progress, but it's slow.
Good day my friend! I just wanted to share my testimony of how God healed me from the effects of a stroke and now I can walk and talk just fine. If he did it for me, he can do it for you. The title is: “When God Forgets”. I hope it can be a blessing to you. Happy New Year 🥳
In a 3rd world country,having a stroke is harder but recovery is faster because we have to work to eat and move to do our house chores especially for me who have twin boys
I had stroke at the age of 19 in June 2020 the covid times right mca infract one it's been 2 years i m 98%recovered hope for the full recovery
Hii pooja, could you tell about your treatment plan and how did u recovered?
@@nishitshah1742 Hii Nishant sure my doctor's treated me well i had lot of physiotherapy that help me slot
when I had my stroke and paralysis I was fortunate to go to a hospital where they had physical therapy
You have my support a million percent. Genius idea!!!!!!!!
5 years since my stroke. It attacked my occipital lobe and cerebellum. Portion of my vision in right eye is blind, but barely noticeable since I have probably 90 percent of the rest of my vision
Biggest issue I have is vertigo. Just can’t seem to improve. There’s good days but quite a bit of bad days. Not fun when your world all of a sudden. Starts spinning for no reason.
Also struggle with overstimulation when in crowded areas which makes my vertigo worse. Also being in shops or buildings with fluorescent lights bothers me often
Wish this would go away. Makes life really hard
When he talks about being alone in a hospital and it’s 2021 and they literally are completely alone in the hospital.
So sorry. Hang in there.
@@matthewrivera5528 thank you!!
Good day my friend! I just wanted to share my testimony of how God healed me from the effects of a stroke and now I can walk and talk just fine. If he did it for me, he can do it for you. The title is: “When God Forgets”. I hope it can be a blessing to you. Happy New Year 🥳
OMG, I need this.
I'm almost 7 years out from hemorrhagic stroke and I'm still making gains, it just takes longer to reach each one
Hi Briana that's incredibly great to hear I'm so happy for you!!! my father had a major hemorrhagic stroke just over a month ago (July 14th), it was in the left side of his brain which in return has affected his speech and right side mobility really bad. He's come along way he's now moving his right side alot more, making small grunts in response to questions...and finally beginning to answer my questions like are you cold are you warm and stuff he's also been starting to smile alot!!! The best responses we get from him are when he's outside with us, his moods seems to drop negatively as soon as he's back inside his room which is explainable.. its a very dull looking room. If i may, im really curious of your experience with your recovery within the first couple months as the patient? did you have troubles sleeping? were your able to recognize people but didn't have the energy to be very expressive? what was the best and most effective kind of therapy you received? Please dont feel obligated in any way to answer but I'd love to know.
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Hey, please can you share how the recovery has been from the stroke? My wife has got one in same part of the brain. Many thanks
I don't feel sorry for myself anymore--hearing stories like yours-that's true courage!
hi, I too had a hemorrhagic stroke two years ago. im doing fine for the most part. except for the seizures I get. im still recovering my brain it's just taking quite some work...
7-years and still improving that's great news very hopeful for others to know,I am renewed in my goal to never give up hemiplegia left side approaching 5-year mark later this year was getting frustrated thinking that i will not improved beyond what i've already accomplished but you let me know I am wrong to think that way. I recently learned about Flint Rehab and musicglove therapy along with software program for home exercising/neuroplasticity also for those with speech issues there is also bungalowsoftware.com
I was in hospital 6 days after stroke. My son bought me a 2 pound weight and squeeze ball i started theropy in my bed by myself. Now I'm almost 2 months later im getting way better im starting fasting omad and I hope that will help also.
Bingo!! No guarantees, but I think you hit on a critical part of most true recoveries!!! Do not give up. I like that you have seen the value of fasting. I am starting to make some rapid (comparatively) recovery from a Neuro diagnosis 20 years ago. TWENTY. I increased vitamin and supplement intake carefully. Also started some body detoxing. Carefully. Slowly. Once you start feeling just a little better, you will have more incentive. But know it might take time to see any improvement. I let that discourage me for too long. I went to different therapists for 6-12 months and got disappointed and then would stop for awhile and go back to working and eating like was. I didn't realize I was so deficient in basic supplements. Wasn't eating terrible food. But I was not drinking enough water, AND getting enough Vit / min support to fill in where diet alone could not AND I was not using the shortened eating window of Intermittent Fasting
for those stem cells to really kick in. It is OK not to be on a strict diet unless you are on one for some other reason. Do your research in RUclips like " natural remedy xxx'". For whatever is your xxxx condition. Read the comments and keep digging. DO NOT GIVE UP HOPE. Praying to God will help you improve faster and not give up. Let me know when you need more encouragement. You got this!! Blessings.
My rehab was MountSinai in Hartford aconnecticut inUnited States.. Every nurseCVNA doctor and therapists loved me through my childlikeness almost healed my wounded inner child. I went through so much abuseand trauma as s young child I am almost sure that is why I finally stroked out. My blood pressure has been perfect and my pulse and resting pulse since my stroke. Every therapist and nurse who were coming to my house discharged me immediately because they said I was doing so good and that was immediately after discharge fffo rehab at Mount Sinai.When I could not open and close my left hand it finally happened like s robotic hand and that how I described it to other patients there also.They gave us Bruner balls and putty to play with in bed. I never turned my tv on in there I wanted to be busy!!!
i had an ischemic stroke without knowing it (micro strokes and then i had the major one after which i got the intervention in hospital
I was moving from day one. So were other patients. physio and OT was intensive.
Hello! What a Great and helpful lecture. My close one had a stroke several days ago (most likely due to 2 - and a half (hemoststic materials also) dental anaethesias). I'm a 3d artist, specializing in 3d print models and organic matter. I saw how much time it takes poor doctors to trace a shape of a skull of a brain on an MRT scan. I decided I'm going into medicine, physics or other useful sciences after what happened. Not making 3d models for cruel games anymore, sorry gamers. If you can help me help the Humankind, I'll be thankful!
Note findings of the AVERT trial. Patients in the very early mobilization group had poorer outcomes (poorer modified ranking scale score and more deaths) than the usual care group. So it is possible to do rehab (particularly mobilization) too early.
That was a very poor conclusion of the AVERT trial
Almost 2 years later I’m still waiting on use of my left hand
Amazing!
Struggling with aphasia. 2017 I can’t no 7 months therapy. It’s hard to no to tell no to Talk ....my Brother and sister and my family stole my house and belongings. 6 month and it’s 4 years I’m homeless. Then Christmas a heart attack
Prayers for you James.
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Exactly
I can vouch for video gaming helping me in my Thalamic/PLIC stroke recovery.
Regular PT is about strengthening muscle groups and ROM at set intervals a week and a major pain. Video games you can not only work at home using your shoulder/arm/hand again, but also helps in spatial awareness some strokes cause, everyday and for hours a day, too.
It just depends on the type and how extensive your stroke is, that video gaming is a good additional means to keep a patient motivated to get better (a big concern, as strokes shock the system badly).
A year later I'm back to about 90% norm in functioning on the left side. Still have other setbacks with the vision, but motor skills have mostly returned to normal. Just some ataxia and numbness and vision issues remain.
KevyneShandris
KevyneShandris
What video game ?
Amazing video
my stroke as right frontal lobe with no physical symptoms! Ct and CTA are unremarkable.
I’m a 31 y/o ischemic stroke survivor with a left arm still paralyzed, any suggestions welcome. I’m thinking about VNS
I had a stroke April 3, 2016 I didn't know that I had had a stroke until just over a week after I had the stroke. The ER Dr, thought it was just the flu, but when does the flu mess up your walking and equilibrium completely to the point of barely walking and having to have a hand against the wall to get to where your going? That was the only symptom of a stroke that I had, at least I think that's true, nobody ever said that something was wrong with me to give me a clue that I was having a stroke. Your life is different forever when you have a stroke, the life you knew before your stroke is dead and gone, you will never be the same, you can get back almost everything from your stroke that you could do before your stroke, but you will be different. Every stroke is different, every stroke recovery is different, every stroke victim is different. You can't put someone who's had a stroke into a box and tell them what they can and can't do as a result of their stroke, no doctor can possibly know that or tell a patient who's had a stroke what they will or won't be able to do in their recovery. You can tell someone what they can and can't do after a stroke and then sit back and watch them prove you wrong. Or they can work as hard at their recovery as hard as they can every day the rest of their lives and yet still only improve a very small amount. But you don't know which one is which. When someone works hard at their rehab and recovery you never know which group they would be in or closer too. When you have a stroke you can't take the chance to take it easy and not work very hard on your recovery, because you might very well get back alot of your abilities that you had before your stroke, if you saw me walking then you would never guess that I had a stroke just over 2 years ago and how I could barely walk and needed alot of help to walk anywhere i was going too. The 1st few weeks I was in the VA hospital I was wheeled everywhere I was going. I worked as hard as I possibly could work in my rehab and recovery from my stroke.
My doctor wouldnt look. they gave me a steriod and made things worse.
Thank you Nathan Faust for very useful comments, I had an episode in Jun 2007, found myself having difficulty in walking lost balance and little slurred speech. Doctor declared it a problem because of reaction of Flagyl (metronidazole) is an antibiotic, a medicine for stomach. I regained normal activity in weeks except numbness of feet. I was 55 at that time, now at 67 years of age I have had a stroke leaving complete left side paralyzed. Doctors now say in 2007 you must have had a stroke but quite minor.
What is most important to note is this ailment is little beyond doctors best is the WILL POWER of the patient and physiotherapy
what is most important is to make patients take feedback from people who recovered and are ready to share their experience. I intend starting an awareness campaign and some forum on social media to let all of us share our experience for the benefit of others
Thank you. My father suffered a stroke three months ago. It's been hard on the whole family. I hope one day he can walk again. No one wants to live life in a bed
Wow that's incredible, what doctor doesn't know that someone has a stroke, has to be the mighty USA, where all time is spent chest thumping and bragging I am sorry for anyone that has to live there.
Ppl
4 years and it’s my story.
After a stroke, we will start the patient's brain regeneration process in 7-14 days. International Institute of Quantum Genetics.
Thank you!!
I trying to follow you, but there is NO LIMIT to relearning and make better our MINDS, this brain CAN Keep doing. I hate when people Limit us, LIMIT YOU, No us Stroke SURVIVORS. Geez
Sharron Stone had a major stroke with bleeding in the brain and made a full recovery after 7 years; so much for that "window"
There is no window, you can recover even after years.
@@markteslin5654 Sharon Stone had/has access to millions of dollars, best medical treatment, possibly stem cell therapy, nueroregenerative drugs etc.The rest of us strokies live in the real world that is a prison without bars.
My grandmother recently got stroke and she is not able to move her left arm and leg...she is 77 years young.. But the thing is she is sleeping a lot like almost a day.. Can u please tell me why is these so....
the brain has so much brain cells and connections. The next is to reach the functional positions with the muscles, tendons,bones. After this you can try in training to move them. But you have to know where and what you have to move. There is a combination therapy, gabmay
Our State Iowa government ITS SHAMEFUL . I’m homeless and no social workers and it’s 4 years. No so sad it’s my fault my Cross to burden
It’s brutal. My Mother in law needs her glasses yet she threw them in the floor in frustration and broke them. Her speech is so bad we just can fathom it what she needs or wants. Because she’s lost weight she needs new dentures, goodness knows how they’ll sort that out 🤷♀️🤦🏻♀️💕
Aprill Roberts I’m praying for her stay strong
TheChoralist Thank you kind person. She passed away last month. She eventually died from a problem with her gut. I was with her when she passed. Thank goodness she didn’t die from the coronavirus as she would have been all alone. we were able to give her an amazing funeral🙏
Too bad my doctors couldn’t diagnose a stroke so they missed the window just after this video was uploaded eight years ago.
Hmm. In 2013 I had a brain bleeding they missed 2014 another brain bleed and hemorrhagic stroke + ischemic during my c-section I was placed in a coma and life support for a week. I lost my dominant right side totally paralyzed upon waking. I couldn't even talk. Forgot that I had just delivered a baby. I didn't get ANY movement in my hand until 5 month post stroke and believe me I was trying. PT OT ST you name it I did it. I'm the mother of 9 kids. 5 at home so I stay busy. No time for stroke. But I'll agree I'm about 70% and I don't anticipate any more. I walk with an AFO. CANE and walker sometimes. I can talk. Although I do have slight aphasia and right side neglect. My arm/hand functions about 20% but I don't feel it's part of my body. It's hard to explain. Getting botox next month for the first time to relax the spasticity in my arms....
I have been having botox to stop the spasticity and believe me when I say it works . I have a psw every morning to help me get ready for the day and they were trained by the PT to do my range of motion exercises in the morning and they can tell when the botox is wearing of because my arm gets a lot harder to move. . Stick with it and good luck in your rehab and together we can kick this horrible disease out of our lives. My biggest problem is that I want my license back and it is very hard convincing my doctor that I'm ok and I can drive. It's just sad
All of y'all are well and good but it's not up to you it's up to your insurance
I A READY!
which video games and how often did you play would love to try, please PM me the details
I play world of warcraft with a mmo mouse using my one hand, for the paralyzed hand I try to push or move on button at a time even though its hard
hi i'm running a Phd study into music video games and upper limb rehab if you were interested - send me a DM...
Im a year late to treatment. Any have hope or words for me?
From what I've read up on so far,it's never set in stone the ability to help your brain make new connection. It is a longer process but can be done.
Don't stop work hard. I will pray for you to have endurance and strength!
I had a stroke last july 22 and still cant move my left arm
Good day my friend! I just wanted to share my testimony of how God healed me from the effects of a stroke and now I can walk and talk just fine. If he did it for me, he can do it for you. The title is: “When God Forgets”. I hope it can be a blessing to you. Happy New Year 🥳
It’s stoke its so scared to no to talk. Police. Attorney. And My Family ? No no words or to talk it’s scared. Time it’s hospital and therapy. It’s my fault. Time issues no can’t talk or text or phone my aphasia , no 2020 heart attack it’s a 3 byspess or nome. I’m blessed and apraxia it’s a hard to talk. But work and work and I’m going bible and I’m going to better. God Blessed you tubbers thanks yous
My mom is not recovering well like she can't walk or move arm left sided can she recover in meantime?
How is she now? Did you get a physiotherapist for her? I hope she is well now
Good day my friend! I just wanted to share my testimony of how God healed me from the effects of a stroke and now I can walk and talk just fine. If he did it for me, he can do it for you. The title is: “When God Forgets”. I hope it can be a blessing to you. Happy New Year 🥳
I'm hopping when I try to take a step my leg seems to be holding weight fine except my knee starts to hurt. What do I need to do? Also I don't have any use of my arm and hand on the left side I'm having a hard time getting it to do anything.
Feel your pain, my fine motors skills got affected on left side, anyway ttraining with stretch bands are really good to improve your recovery after a stroke, it makes you stronger over time to be able to support your body weight etc.
I had a stroke 3 yrs ago. can i recover?
Yes
Yes as long was you are trying. I f you give up NO
Good day my friend! I just wanted to share my testimony of how God healed me from the effects of a stroke and now I can walk and talk just fine. If he did it for me, he can do it for you. The title is: “When God Forgets”. I hope it can be a blessing to you. Happy New Year 🥳
Yes maybe not 100% but keep plugging away. It's hard work
Do fasting helps to recovery fully from stroke
No.
Time is time e-mc
This guy talking about strokes doesn't know what he's talking about I hate when all these people have pie in the sky ideas . I have been paralyzed for 5 plus years from a massive stroke when you are taken right after a stroke all they work on is walking and math no qrm or upper extremities. I felt the therapists just had a job clock out at the end of the day I was carried around from one tharapist to another one would see me and say good I could get you in early especially on Fridays thinking they get off early for the wekend. Others just say do this and come back after a week of doing it at home
One actually handed me a small weight and said curl this I will be back I couldn't move my left arm she came back just rolled her eyes and left for the rest of the session
@Kenneth I am sorry to hear about your situation, what therapies do you suggest aside from mobility?
physical therapy is over in month, hmm
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Look up Andrew Wommack's Healing Journeys.😇
🤝For all those just listen for oet😂
Statin.
I call BS since I had a stroke 3 years ago.
how sad that no computer aided technology has been introduced yet instead of animal testing so we don't have to hear some cold scientist talking nonchalantly about torturing animals again and again....
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Don't take lipitor
Why not?
Why
Poison
Mòivate did you get this
Bro spent 5 million dollar grant money just to reinvent Wii U that can only play one game 💀
In all seriousness, I think this is amazing progress in neuroscience
Ginkgo Biloba
Hawthorn
Turmeric
Lions Mane
Chaga
Spontaneous Qigong / 5 Animal play qigong