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Why Stroke Rehabilitation Must Include Talk About Sexuality: Do's And Don'ts Of Rehabilitation Of Stroke Survivors
Stroke rehabilitation: Survivors of stroke need to talk about their sexuality after their treatment. Health professionals rarely address a stroke patient's sexuality during his/her rehabilitation period, according to a new study.
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Instrument Allows You To Play Music With Just Your Thoughts
Scientists have created a hands-free musical instrument that allows people to play music with their thoughts, and may help empower and rehabilitate patients with motor disabilities such as stroke, spinal cord injury and amputation.
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New Robotic Device May Improve Stroke Survivors' Mobility
Researchers have developed a new robotic tool that may in combination with standard rehabilitation programme improve the mobility of patients surviving a stroke.
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3D motion capture technology helps improve rehabilitation for stroke patients
Researchers have utilised motion-capture tech from the video game industry to help analyse the movements of stroke patients in minute detail.
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Stroke patients regain function at home
Home-based exercise managed by a physical therapist is just as effective at restoring stroke patients' walking ability as a formal rehabilitation program using a specialised treadmill.
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Feeling bad harmful for health
A depressed emotional state - feelings of hopelessness and apathy - could have a direct effect on your physical health.
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Early rehab good for stroke patients
Starting rehabilitation within 24 hours after a person has a stroke appears to be safe and beneficial.
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Mental practice improves stroke
A traditional rehabilitation program, which incorporates mental practice of tasks during therapy improves outcomes in patients with chronic stroke.
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Thermal stimulation helps in stroke recovery
Alternating application of heat and cold (thermal stimulation) to the hand and wrist of stroke survivors helps to rehabilitate their paralysed upper limbs.
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Early home rehab for stroke patients
Moderately impaired stroke patients do better with early supported discharge from the hospital and continued rehabilitation at home.
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Exercise helps stroke patients
Stroke patients can improve their endurance, balance and mobility if they participate in a structured exercise programme after completing in-hospital rehabilitation, new research suggests. Rehabilitation care after stroke is highly variable and increasingly shorter in duration.
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Why Stroke Rehabilitation Must Include Talk About Sexuality: Do's And Don'ts Of Rehabilitation Of Stroke Survivors
Stroke rehabilitation: Survivors of stroke need to talk about their sexuality after their treatment. Health professionals rarely address a stroke patient's sexuality during his/her rehabilitation period, according to a new study.
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Instrument Allows You To Play Music With Just Your Thoughts
Scientists have created a hands-free musical instrument that allows people to play music with their thoughts, and may help empower and rehabilitate patients with motor disabilities such as stroke, spinal cord injury and amputation.
-
New Robotic Device May Improve Stroke Survivors' Mobility
Researchers have developed a new robotic tool that may in combination with standard rehabilitation programme improve the mobility of patients surviving a stroke.
-
3D motion capture technology helps improve rehabilitation for stroke patients
Researchers have utilised motion-capture tech from the video game industry to help analyse the movements of stroke patients in minute detail.
-
Stroke patients regain function at home
Home-based exercise managed by a physical therapist is just as effective at restoring stroke patients' walking ability as a formal rehabilitation program using a specialised treadmill.
-
Feeling bad harmful for health
A depressed emotional state - feelings of hopelessness and apathy - could have a direct effect on your physical health.
-
Early rehab good for stroke patients
Starting rehabilitation within 24 hours after a person has a stroke appears to be safe and beneficial.
-
Mental practice improves stroke
A traditional rehabilitation program, which incorporates mental practice of tasks during therapy improves outcomes in patients with chronic stroke.
-
Thermal stimulation helps in stroke recovery
Alternating application of heat and cold (thermal stimulation) to the hand and wrist of stroke survivors helps to rehabilitate their paralysed upper limbs.
-
Early home rehab for stroke patients
Moderately impaired stroke patients do better with early supported discharge from the hospital and continued rehabilitation at home.
-
Exercise helps stroke patients
Stroke patients can improve their endurance, balance and mobility if they participate in a structured exercise programme after completing in-hospital rehabilitation, new research suggests. Rehabilitation care after stroke is highly variable and increasingly shorter in duration.
