Effect of Sensorimotor Training on Upper Extremity in Parkinson's Patients

Treatment protocol; It will be applied to improve posture, strengthen muscles, eliminate shortness, increase flexibility, balance/coordination, sit up/stand up and in-bed mobilization, and improve gait. Before taking the treatment, a general evaluation will be made and as a result of this evaluation, muscle shortness, loss of strength, postural disorders and the activities and positions they have the most difficulty in daily life will be determined. Treatment programs will be shaped according to the problems determined in line with the evaluations made.

In addition to the standard physiotherapy program, sensorimotor training including the cervical region will be given to the this group. Deep cervical flexor and extensor muscles, which provide stability in the cervical region, will be trained. A Pressure Biofeedback Device will be used to train the deep cervical flexors. Both positional and kinesthetic sensory training will be provided by maintaining the stability of the cervical region by means of the laser kit that provides visual feedback.Additionally, oculomotor exercises will be given.