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About diagnosis, treatment and recovery
How does recovery progress after traumatic brain injury?
Recovery varies by the severity of injury and the individual; with intensive, motivating repetition the aim is to restore both physical and cognitive functions and increase independence.
When should rehabilitation begin?
Once the acute phase is past and the patient is suitable for rehabilitation; an early, planned start supports recovery.
How does robotic therapy help balance and gait problems?
Body-weight-supported gait robots and balance platforms provide safe, high-repetition and symmetric gait training, reducing fall risk.
What is done for attention and memory problems?
Following neuropsychological assessment, virtual-reality-assisted gamified cognitive-motor therapies work on attention, memory and task skills.
Why is virtual reality therapy used?
Virtual reality facilitates high repetition through motivating, gamified tasks and supports both motor and cognitive skills at the same time.
How do fatigue and headache affect the process?
Fatigue and headache are common; the program is personalized so that intensity and rest are balanced according to the patient’s tolerance.
How long does the program last and how is it updated?
Duration depends on goals and progress; progress is measured regularly and the program is updated by the council.
Are home continuation programs and remote follow-up possible?
Yes; after discharge, a personalized home program and remote follow-up support continued recovery.