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About diagnosis, treatment and recovery
When should intensive rehabilitation begin after a stroke?
As early as possible once the acute picture is stabilized; the neuroplasticity window is highest in the first weeks and months.
How much can hemiplegia (one-sided paralysis) recover?
Recovery varies by patient and lesion site; intensive, high-repetition robotic and conventional therapy aims to regain function.
What is shoulder subluxation and how is it prevented?
It is joint separation due to a loose, affected shoulder; it is prevented with correct positioning, FES and task-oriented upper-limb therapy.
What is neglect syndrome and how is it rehabilitated?
It is failing to notice one side; it is rehabilitated with visual scanning, attention training and virtual-reality-assisted spatial awareness work.
What kind of support is provided for aphasia (loss of speech)?
Assessment and therapy for speech-language and swallowing difficulties are coordinated with the multidisciplinary team.
How does the gait robot help patients with paralysis?
The exoskeleton and body-weight-supported robot enable early mobilization with high-repetition gait training in a symmetric, correct pattern.
How long does a stroke rehabilitation program last?
Duration depends on the patient’s picture, goals and progress; the program is planned together with the first evaluation.
Is robotic therapy safe and painless?
Robotic systems make repetition possible safely, in a controlled and measurable way, and are applied under team supervision.
How is progress measured?
Progress is tracked transparently with objective gait/motion analysis and measurable goals.
How does the process work for patients coming from abroad?
International patient support including visa, transfer, accommodation and a medical interpreter is provided; the process starts with file sharing.