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Neuro Physiotherapy

Post all your questions and comments about issues relating to neurology, stroke, head injury etc. in this forum. Ask advice about spasticity or factors in treating the acute neurological patient in ICU.

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15-05-2001, 02:54 PM

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spinal injuries post gun shot wound

does any one have good experience with this group-re pain mgt ,tiredness recovery pathways or can U recommend any articles? patient is L2 2 weeks post injury

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