Early rehabilitation of patients after stroke-versions and contraversions (literature review)

Abstract

The article contains an overview of the main directions of medical rehabilitation in stroke. Modern views on the process of intensive and moderate early rehabilitation are presented.

Keywords

stroke / rehabilitation / physiotherapy

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