Treatments

Neurological Rehabilitation

Understanding Neurological Rehabilitation

Neurological rehabilitation is a specialized program that helps people with neurological conditions (brain, spinal cord), improve movement, strength & ADL activity to achieve a quality of life.
It focuse mainly on motor control, reduce disability. They address problem on abnormal muscle tone, loss of balance , reduce hand function, prevent complications.

Our Approach

Primary Causes & Medical Conditions

Clinical Features

Symptoms and Stages

  • Stage 1: slight muscle stiffness
  • Stage 2: Stiffness occur during movement
  • Stage 3: Stiffness may affect functional activities
  • Stage 4: stiffness may restrict mobility of joints and positioning
  • Stage 5: stiffness may affects hygiene and daily care
  • Stage 1: hand movements is mildly affected
  • Stage 2: gripping small objects is more difficult
  • Stage 3: Difficulty in reaching, grasping activities
  • Stage 4: difficulty in doing self-care tasks
  • Stage 5: Need support for affected-arm functional activities
  • Stage 1: difficulty in balance mildly occur
  • Stage 2: Balance control is lost in standing
  • Stage 3: walking balance is mainly affected
  • Stage 4: balance is mainly lost during activities
  • Stage 5: standing balance is mainly affected
  • Stage 1: walking is mildly affected
  • Stage 2: walking speed is decreased
  • Stage 3: improper gait pattern with reduced balance
  • Stage 4: Walking requires assistive device
  • Stage 5: difficult in walking independently
  • Stage 1: early increase or decrease in muscle tension
  • Stage 2: muscle stiffness may mildly seen
  • Stage 3: resistance is mainly occur during movement is increased
  • Stage 4: stiffness may affect daily movement
  • Stage 5: during daily activities muscle activity is affected

Programs

Rehabilitation

Acute phase

Rehabilitation

0 - 2 Weeks
  • passive ROM exercise, positioning the patient.
  • Bed mobility training
  • Sitting balance training.
  • Breathing exercises (diaphragmatic exercise), ankle & toe movement (circulation exercise)
  • 5. Standing with assistant is needed.

Sub Acute

Rehabilitation

2 - 6 Weeks
  • Trunk exercise (Pelvic tilting, forward reaching)
  • Standing balance exercise.
  • weight shifting exercise
  • Upper limb function exercise.
  • Gait training with support.

Chronic Phase

Rehabilitation

>7 Weeks
  • sit to stand exercise.
  • hand function training
  • Advanced balance exercise
  • progressive walking training.
  • stair climbing exercise

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