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Occupational therapy tools for stroke patients enable individuals to become independent and achieve their goals after stroke. You’re about to discover 19 occupational therapy tools
A clenched hand after stroke occurs when spasticity in the hand begins to worsen into a contracture. This can lead to curled fingers, tight joints,
Foot drop treatment is tailored to each unique person because everyone will respond differently. If you struggle with foot drop, talk to a physical or
Exercise for stroke patients with paralysis should involve passive exercise to help restore movement. You’re about to learn the difference between active and passive exercise
A parietal lobe stroke can affect the brain’s ability to interpret sensory information and spatial awareness. This article will explain everything you need to know
Shoulder pain after stroke can stem from a variety causes — and each responds to different treatment techniques. If you’re struggling with shoulder pain, it’s
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