Stroke Information
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After a stroke, many individuals experience changes in their muscles and movement abilities. One common challenge is muscle hypertonicity, a...

Understanding Botox Botox is a purified protein derived from natural sources that gently blocks certain nerve signals, making it effective for...

What Is Claw Toe and How Does It Affect Stroke and TBI Survivors? Claw Toe is a condition where the toes curl in a claw-like shape, often...

Introduction Stroke affects the brain's ability to send signals to the body, but neuroplasticity can help recover lost abilities. Focusing on...

Unlocking the Power of Cortical Plasticity Introduction Cortical plasticity and neuroplasticity are terms that are often used to mean the same...

Hemispatial neglect, also known as left neglect, can occur following a stroke or traumatic brain injury (TBI). Typically, the right side of the...

A person's flexibility and ability to move their joints are key to their physical well-being (1). "Range of motion" refers to how far a joint...

Introduction - Does Stroke Cause Muscle Atrophy? When a stroke occurs in a person, it can damage the brain and may trigger a series of events...