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Rehabilitation Program for Brachial Obstretic Paralysis |
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The traumatric injuries of the
brachial plexus received at birth produce motor dysfunctions of the
higher limbs in newly born child, which bear a negative influence
on the motor and psychological development of the child. The rehabilitation program that we propose will contribute to the total or partial recovery of the motor function of the affected limb. By means of consultations with orthopedic surgery specialists the feasebility and/or need of surgical rehabilitation will be assessed. 28 hospital nights 28 nights for the accompanying person Specialized physical therapy and medical care Medical consultation with Orthopedic Department Tests such as: Hematocrit test Hemoglobin test Somatic - sensorial evoked potentials Multiple physical therapy (38 sessions) |
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| Rehabilitation
Continuation Program for Obstretic Brachial Paralysis |
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| Most of the patients require 28 additional days of rehab treatment to consolidate the improvements reached in the initial program. Thus, a continuation program is proposed for those patients that can manage by themselves or with the aid of their accompanying persons without need for nursing care. | ||||||||||
| 28 hospital
nights 28 nights for the accompanying person Specialized physical therapy and medical care 3 additional consultations with Rehabilitation Department Multiple physical therapy (36 sessions) |
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