Functioning following hemiplegia. Medical search. Frequent questions

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Anatomy2

Arm Upper Extremity

Diseases19

Hemiplegia Agnosia Cerebral Palsy Muscle Hypertonia Vocal Cord Paralysis Muscle Hypotonia Cerebral Infarction Dysphonia Cerebrovascular Disorders Stroke Ocular Motility Disorders Muscle Spasticity Paresis Brain Damage, Chronic Equinus Deformity Infarction, Anterior Cerebral Artery Perceptual Disorders Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy Migraine with Aura

Analytical, Diagnostic and Therapeutic Techniques and Equipment13

Stroboscopy Voice Training Exercise Movement Techniques Gait Hemispherectomy Wheelchairs Pneumoencephalography Neurologic Examination Electric Stimulation Therapy Patient Positioning Orthotic Devices Physical Therapy Modalities Speech Therapy

Psychiatry and Psychology6

Agnosia Kinesthesis Denial (Psychology)Motor Skills Awareness Perceptual Disorders

Phenomena and Processes3

Kinesthesis Gait Movement

Health Care1

Patient Positioning

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Hemiplegia Agnosia Cerebral Palsy Muscle Hypertonia Stroboscopy Voice Training Kinesthesis Exercise Movement Techniques Vocal Cord Paralysis Denial (Psychology)Muscle Hypotonia Gait Hemispherectomy Cerebral Infarction Dysphonia Wheelchairs Cerebrovascular Disorders Pneumoencephalography Stroke Ocular Motility Disorders Neurologic Examination Muscle Spasticity Electric Stimulation Therapy Patient Positioning Paresis Arm Upper Extremity Orthotic Devices Motor Skills Brain Damage, Chronic Equinus Deformity Infarction, Anterior Cerebral Artery Physical Therapy Modalities Awareness Perceptual Disorders Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy Migraine with Aura Speech Therapy Movement

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