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Early emotional interventions significantly improve functional recovery in stroke patients, with a weighted mean difference of 6.8 in Barthel Index scores.
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Cognitive behavioral therapy and combined interventions show the greatest benefits, with weighted mean differences of 8.2 and 9.1, respectively.
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Initiating emotional interventions within 2 weeks post-stroke results in a greater improvement in functional outcomes compared to later initiation.
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The study included 38 randomized controlled trials with a total of 12,020 participants, focusing on various emotional intervention types.
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Post-stroke emotional disorders are prevalent and significantly impact functional recovery, necessitating timely and targeted interventions.
