Brain: singing helps to regain speech after a stroke
Singing helps repair the linguistic brain network and rehabilitate speech production in patients who become aphasic after a stroke, according ...
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Covid long: “Everything will probably be played out on rehabilitation”
The pulmonologist, Pr Claire Andrejak, recalls that physiotherapy sessions are essential to relearn how to breathe when suffering from symptoms ...
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Breast cancer: hippotherapy to promote patient autonomy?
In a study, the Equiphoria Institute unveiled the benefits of hippotherapy in the reconstruction process of people with breast cancer. ...
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Back pain: a new effective therapy against pain
A rehabilitation method focusing on the relationship between the back and the brain would relieve the pain of chronic low ...
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AVC: a sports simulation game to regain mobility
Using virtual reality to exercise stroke patients can help them regain their mobility more quickly. THE ESSENTIAL In France, there ...
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Nap: how long is it?
A 90-minute nap would stimulate motor skills and memory. THE ESSENTIAL These results make it possible to imagine rehabilitation therapies ...
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Stroke: listening to music to regain speech
Listening to music could help patients who have lost speech after a stroke recover it better. A method to be ...
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Podcast: how private institutions participate in the care of Covid and post-Covid patients
The second wave of the Covid-19 epidemic is once again disrupting the daily life of the French. Medical Frequency and ...
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Stroke: still too many inequalities in access to rehabilitation
The Haute Autorité de Santé takes stock of the rehabilitation of stroke victims in France. THE ESSENTIAL Despite the efforts ...
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Knee osteoarthritis: after arthroplasty, the benefits of virtual physiotherapy
According to a new US study, after knee replacement surgery, patients would benefit from using a virtual home physiotherapy (PT) ...
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Cryotherapy: experts skeptical about its benefits
While whole body cryotherapy, which consists of exposing the body for two to three minutes to intense cold ranging from ...
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Autism: early treatment significantly improves language and cognitive functions
Children with autism can significantly improve their language, cognitive and social skills with quality early intervention, starting at 18 months ...
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Knee pain: women will be able to go down the stairs without pain
Simplified rehabilitation, achievable in general medicine and at home, is effective in anterior knee pain related to patellofemoral syndrome and ...
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Social games to help disabled people recover
A collaborative video game stimulates the recovery of physically handicapped people after a stroke. To make this discovery concrete, Imperial ...
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Meniscus tear: arthroscopy is performed far too often
In the event of a degenerative meniscus tear, arthroscopic meniscal surgery does not provide any benefit compared to rehabilitation. It ...
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Cerebrovascular accident: sexuality to the rescue of the rehabilitation of patients
Brain activity and sexual activity are linked. In the journal NeuroRehabilitation, experts explain how sexuality can help in the rehabilitation ...
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Perineum on the phone: a connected probe to build muscle
A French company has created a connected probe to strengthen the perineum. A solution to help women practice perineal rehabilitation, ...
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Shoulder pain: too little benefit from surgery
For conflict-related shoulder pain, shoulder surgery does not seem to be much more helpful than medical treatment.In pain syndromes of ...
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Stroke: rehabilitation helps get out of aphasia
After a stroke, one in three people suffers from aphasia. Rehabilitation allows speech to be recovered over time. When the ...
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United States: separated Siamese have come home
Jadon and Anias McDonald, who were linked by the head barely a year ago, were able to leave the hospital ...
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Stroke: an exoskeleton to compensate for motor sequelae
Harvard researchers have developed a flexible and “almost” invisible exoskeleton. It could be worn under clothes, on a daily basis, ...
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Stroke: unequal treatment in France
VIDEO - After a stroke, too few patients have access to specialized care. In emergency or in rehabilitation, the offers ...
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Stroke: playing cards for a successful rehabilitation
Building card houses is as effective as playing a video game in improving the motor functions of stroke patients.For stroke ...
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Stroke: a European project for cognitive rehabilitation
Relearning the actions of everyday life after a stroke can be a real headache. A European team is developing a ...
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Michael Schumacher: out of a coma but with what consequences?
The former Formula 1 pilot came out of a coma and left Grenoble University Hospital, according to the family spokesperson. ...
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Why strokes are exploding in young people
Stroke affects an increasing number of adults under 65, especially in developing countries, according to a study. In question, obesity ...
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Magnetic stimulation to help stroke victims
According to a Russian study presented at the World Congress of Neurology, transcranial magnetic stimulation would help stroke victims to ...
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