What have your doctors, therapists and hospital done with this in the past 16 years? NOTHING? Then fire them all, they are incompetent!
Volition and imagery in neurorehabilitation
2006, Cognitive and behavioral neurology
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- PMID: 16957491
- DOI: 10.1097/01.wnn.0000209875.56060.06
Abstract
New interventional approaches have been proposed in the last few years to treat the motor deficits resulting from brain lesions. Training protocols represent the gold-standard of these approaches. However, the degree of motor recovery experienced by most patients remains incomplete. It would be important to improve our understanding of the mechanisms underlying functional recovery. This chapter examines the role of two possible mechanisms that could operate to improve motor function in this setting: volition and motor imagery. It is argued that both represent possible strategies to enhance training effects.
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