Neurorehabilitation
Neurorehabilitation aims to improve activity, participation and quality of life after neurological injury by combining assessment, targeted therapy and adaptation.
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Original conceptual SVG · scalableOriginal overview diagram showing four related domains. This is not a literal anatomy drawing, histologic image or clinical decision rule.
Functional assessment
Motor, sensory, cognitive and communication impairments are evaluated alongside daily activities, environment and personal goals.
Neuroplasticity
Repeated, meaningful practice may help the nervous system adapt, but recovery is heterogeneous and constrained by injury and comorbidity.
Team-based interventions
Physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech-language therapy, nursing, medicine and social support address different needs.
Outcomes and review
Patient-relevant targets, safe mobility, caregiver needs and standardized functional measures support iterative planning.
Reference and next reading
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