Stroke Recovery Enhanced by Spinal Plasticity Therapy

In an experimental therapy being tested at the University of Alberta spinal plasticity therapy results in enhanced recovery from stroke. When they also combined the spinal therapy with rehabilitative training, recovery amplified further.

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Recovery from stroke enhanced by spinal plasticity therapy
- enhancing spinal plasticity through therapy may improve recovery from stroke-related nerve damage
- it also has the potential to reduce permanent disability in stroke survivors

Recovery from Stroke Enhanced by Spinal Plasticity Therapy

Enhancing spinal plasticity increases the benefits of rehabilitative training and improves recovery from stroke. It reduces permanent disability in survivors. Read More

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