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Neuroplasticity and Recovery: New Protocols in Stroke Rehabilitation
Neurology

Neuroplasticity and Recovery: New Protocols in Stroke Rehabilitation

Dr. Priya SundaramMarch 28, 20267 min read

Introduction

Stroke remains a leading cause of long-term disability worldwide. Emerging understanding of neuroplasticity has catalysed a revision of rehabilitation philosophy.

Mechanisms of Neuroplastic Recovery

Synaptic sprouting, latent pathway recruitment, and cortical remapping collectively underpin functional recovery after stroke.

New Rehabilitation Protocols

AVMC has adopted constraint-induced movement therapy, robot-assisted gait training, and stimulation-augmented rehabilitation pathways.

Clinical Outcomes

Patients enrolled in intensive pathways show stronger gains in motor scores and functional independence at discharge.

Conclusion

Integration of neuroplasticity principles into structured rehabilitation marks a major clinical improvement in stroke care.