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Cerebral Palsy and Hearing Loss: Why It Happens & How to Treat It

Are individuals with cerebral palsy more likely to experience hearing loss? According to the American Academy of Neurology, about 12% of individuals with cerebral palsy experience hearing impairments, although some studies have found a prevalence of up to 40%. Despite their likelihood to co-occur, the two conditions are not directly related to one another. To […]

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Exercises for Flaccid or weak Stroke Leg. #strokerecovery #stroke #strokeawareness

strategies to wake up a flaccid, flimsy, super weak stroke leg. fast tapping or fast brushing the glutes, thigh, and front of the lower leg or the anterior tibialis muscle.

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(PDF) BCI-activated electrical stimulation in children with perinatal stroke and hemiparesis: A pilot study – ResearchGate

(PDF) BCI-activated electrical stimulation in children with perinatal stroke and hemiparesis: A pilot study  ResearchGate

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7 Simple Stretching Exercises for MS (Multiple Sclerosis): Your Guide to Improve Flexibility and Comfort

Living with multiple sclerosis (MS) can be tough, especially when stiffness and muscle spasms make everyday movements harder. But one of the easiest and most effective ways to ease these symptoms is through regular stretching. Regular stretching exercises for MS helps loosen tight muscles, improves circulation, and makes moving around feel more natural and comfortable. […]

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Functional Outcome for Patients With Hemiparesis, Hemihypesthesia, and Hemianopsia : – AHA Journals

Functional Outcome for Patients With Hemiparesis, Hemihypesthesia, and Hemianopsia :  AHA Journals

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Mills’ Syndrome (Ascending Spastic Hemiparesis) Progressing to Corticobasal Syndrome – Cambridge University Press & Assessment

Mills’ Syndrome (Ascending Spastic Hemiparesis) Progressing to Corticobasal Syndrome  Cambridge University Press & Assessment

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“Why” Questions for Speech Therapy: 50 Examples to Improve Communication

If you or a loved one is working on speech and language recovery, you may notice that answering “why” questions can be challenging. These questions require more than just recall—they involve reasoning, cause-and-effect thinking, and word retrieval. For people with aphasia, this can be difficult due to challenges with processing language, forming sentences, or finding […]

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