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About diagnosis, treatment and recovery
In which conditions is pediatric neurorehabilitation applied?
It is applied in conditions such as cerebral palsy, congenital or acquired brain injury, childhood stroke, head trauma, spinal cord injury, neuromuscular disease and motor delay.
From what age can robotic therapy begin?
Systems are adapted to the child's size and development; suitability is set individually with a pediatric neurology assessment.
Why are game-based and virtual reality therapies important?
By keeping the child motivated and engaged, it makes high-repetition therapy enjoyable and sustainable.
How does the gait robot help children?
A body-weight-supported, child-adapted robot enables safe, symmetric, high-repetition stepping, supporting gait development.
How does childhood neuroplasticity affect rehabilitation?
The brain's capacity to relearn is high in childhood, so intensive, repetitive, play-based therapy matters greatly.
How long does a rehabilitation program last and how many sessions are needed?
Duration and session count vary by the child's condition, development and goals; the plan is set at first evaluation.
How can the family provide support at home?
A family home program and remote follow-up plan are given; the family takes part from goal-setting through application.
Is there support for school and daily living skills?
Occupational therapy supports independence in dressing, eating, writing and school-play activities, with goals set by family priorities.
How is progress measured?
Progress is regularly assessed with objective gait/function analysis and transparent, measurable goals.
How does the process work for families coming from abroad?
International patient support including visa, transfer, accommodation and interpreter is provided; the process is planned in advance via file sharing.