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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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Old 19-03-2006, 03:49 AM
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anyone got any good tips for treating cva patients with ataxia?

thanks
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Old 17-06-2006, 07:38 PM
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...... ataxia treatment

Hello,

I saw ur posting now only. You have to see whether it is a sensory ataxia or cerebellar ataxia.

If it is a sensory ataxia, gait training in parallel bars in front of mirror to compensate for poor sensory feedback is useful. Frenkel coordination ex's are valuable.
If the muscles are weak, weightbearing activities for upper and lower limbs with therapist assistance can be tried. PNF, rhythmic stabilization for proximal joints is also a useful tool
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Re: ...... ataxia treatment

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Hello,

I saw ur posting now only. You have to see whether it is a sensory ataxia or cerebellar ataxia.

If it is a sensory ataxia, gait training in parallel bars in front of mirror to compensate for poor sensory feedback is useful. Frenkel coordination ex's are valuable.
If the muscles are weak, weightbearing activities for upper and lower limbs with therapist assistance can be tried. PNF, rhythmic stabilization for proximal joints is also a useful tool
What if its Cerebellar Ataxia and suggestions
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Lightbulb Re: ataxia treatment

next time be sure to write the type of ataxia
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