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Plasticidad y Restauración Neurológica 2006; 5 (1)

Late post-acute neurologic rehabilitation: neuroscience, engineering and clinical programs

Bach-y-Rita P

Language: English
References: 92
Page: 41-51
PDF size: 116.92 Kb.


ABSTRACT

This article highlights about scientific neurological rehabilitation based in research. These establish the rehabilitation medicine with the scientific aground more the less than empiric rehabilitation. my principal efforts in rehabilitation have been to study: (1) mechanisms of brain plasticity related to reorganization of the brain and recovery of function; (2) late postacute rehabilitation; (3) sensory substitution; and (4) rehabilitation engineering. A principal goal has been to aid in the development of a strong scientific base in rehabilitation.


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