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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 21 30 patients with complete middle cerebral artery area stroke early comprehensive Complete stroke comprehensive rehabilitation of the main features of early the early rehabilitation and early treatment at the same time. However, due to late start rehabilitation medicine in China, early rehabilitation as an important topic in rehabilitation medicine to remind the attention of the medical community is also late, so from the purely medical institutions and the complete rehabilitation of stroke and treatment of early stages of the effect of coverage, the general and the developed countries have significant difference. Due to chance opportunities, medical rehabilitation and integration of Hainan Medical Rehabilitation Center, since 1991, was able to complete 30 cases of stroke in patients with early clinical implementation of comprehensive standard rehabilitation techniques, and systematic evaluation of observation. Confirmed the early rehabilitation in favor of complete stroke diagnosis, functional evaluation and comparison results. Early rehabilitation was found both in the recovery of motor dysfunction or motor function of time after the resumption of quality, and reducing the total cost of stroke rehabilitation on both shows a clear clinical drug treatment is better than the natural recovery type and the first clinical drug therapy and, later, physical rehabilitation treatment of the present, China’s more common type of rehabilitation and treatment of detached two modes, the report is as follows: First, clinical data (A) has been selectively treated in the clinical emergency in order to sudden movement dysfunction in stroke patients is characterized as the research object for system neurology clinical examination and cranial CT scan and incidence of 7 - 10 Tian CT review, according to its really to hemiplegia is characterized by movement dysfunction and CT showed that middle cerebral artery area organic pathological changes,