High-intensity therapy can result in modest but significant improvement
Posted on
April 05, 2010 by
Sherry H.
There is still a widely held belief among physicians that very little recovery can occur beyond the first six or 12 months after a stroke. However science results presented at the American Stroke Association’s 2010 International Stroke Conference show that high-intensity, repetitive rehabilitation exercises can help stroke survivors significantly improve functioning in their paralyzed arm and in their quality of life even years after their disabling event.
