Rehabilitation Exercise Program for Stroke Patients

Author: Shepherd
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: This book is rich in content, up-to-date in information, and highly targeted. It includes over 100 illustrations, making it practical, easy to operate, and master. It serves as an ideal reference for rehabilitation medicine physicians and therapists, neurologists, general practitioners, and all professionals working in hemiplegia rehabilitation. This book is translated from the second edition (1987) of "A Motor Relearning Programme for Stroke" by J.H. Carr and R.B. Shepherd from Australia. The authors, based on theories such as neurophysiology, motor science, biomechanics, behavioral science, and cognitive psychology, combine clinical experience to systematically and scientifically introduce a comprehensive method for motor relearning in stroke patients. The book is divided into three parts: The first part primarily introduces the development background of motor relearning and creating an environment for recovery and learning; the second part primarily introduces the specific methods of motor relearning from seven aspects of motor function; the third part primarily introduces the basic principles of this program, including the mechanisms of functional recovery after brain injury and several key elements of learning motor skills.