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These may include problems with speech, balance and walking.
People with neurological disorders caused by inflammation or autoimmunity benefit from this team-based approach, tailored to their needs, as symptoms can affect multiple body systems and cause weakness, walking problems, and difficul...
Bowel and bladder incontinence Brain injury (see brain rehabilitation ) Concussion Traumatic brain injury Encephalopathy Brain tumors Congenital brain malformations, such as arteriovenous malformation Many other types of brain injury Cancer rehabilit...
A toddler with cerebral palsy may get botulinum injections and a prescription for braces from the Pediatric Rehabilitation Medicine physician while the physical therapist works on the skill of walking and the occupational therapist w...
Mayo Clinic's campus in Minnesota also includes a cardiac rehabilitation center with many unique features, including: An indoor walking track A variety of aerobic and strengthening exercise equipment A teaching kitchen Services The C...
ERAS elements include: Preoperative counseling Shortening the preoperative fast Pre-emptive pain control, including NSAIDs and nonopioid oral analgesics Minimizing IV fluids during hospitalization Avoidance of opioid pain medications Aggressive movem...
People with multiple sclerosis and related conditions benefit from this team-based approach, tailored to their needs, as symptoms can affect multiple body systems and cause weakness, walking problems, muscle stiffness and bladder pro...
Activities may include walking, climbing up and down stairs, or riding bikes.
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