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Rehabilitation of Younger Patients Post Stroke
Evidence Review
This review highlights the unique rehabilitation needs of younger patients with stroke.
Evidence Reviews
1.
Introduction and Methods
2.
Clinical Consequences of Stroke
3.
Background Concepts in Stroke Rehabilitation
4.
Managing the Stroke Rehabilitation Triage Process
5.
The Efficacy of Stroke Rehabilitation
6.
The Elements of Stroke Rehabilitation
Evidence Reviews
1.
Introduction and Methods
2.
Clinical Consequences of Stroke
3.
Background Concepts in Stroke Rehabilitation
4.
Managing the Stroke Rehabilitation Triage Process
5.
The Efficacy of Stroke Rehabilitation
6.
The Elements of Stroke Rehabilitation
7.
Outpatient Stroke Rehabilitation
8.
Secondary Prevention of Stroke
9.
Lower Extremity Interventions
10.
Upper Extremity Interventions
11.
Hemiplegic Shoulder Pain & Complex Regional Pain Syndrome
12.
Post-Stroke Cognitive Disorders
13.
Neglect and Visuospatial Disorders
14.
Aphasia and Apraxia
15.
Dysphagia and Aspiration Following Stroke
16.
Nutritional Interventions Following Stroke
17.
Medical Complications Post Stroke
18.
Post-Stroke Depression and Mood Disorders
19.
Community Reintegration
20.
Outcome Measures in Stroke Rehabilitation
21.
Rehabilitation of Younger Patients Post Stroke
22.
The Rehabilitation of Severe Stroke
Clinician's Handbook
Introduction
Chinese Translation - Clinician's Handbook
1.
Clinical Consequences of Stroke
2.
Brain Reorganization, Recovery and Organized Care
3.
Motor Rehabilitation (Lower Extremity)
4.
Motor Rehabilitation (Upper Extremity)
5.
Cognitive Rehabilitation
Clinician's Handbook
Introduction
Chinese Translation - Clinician's Handbook
1.
Clinical Consequences of Stroke
2.
Brain Reorganization, Recovery and Organized Care
3.
Motor Rehabilitation (Lower Extremity)
4.
Motor Rehabilitation (Upper Extremity)
5.
Cognitive Rehabilitation
6.
Medical Complications Post Stroke
7.
Depression and Community Reintegration Post Stroke
Educational Modules
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Educational Modules
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