Recovery after stroke
A Rudd - Clinical Medicine, 2005 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
(BPS) model of medicine as propounded by George Engel (1913-2000) in a 1977 paper in
Science. 1 The contributors are divided about whether this was a reaction to the narrow and …
Science. 1 The contributors are divided about whether this was a reaction to the narrow and …
SO THEY TELL ME'. AN ENCOUNTER WITH STROKE
M Barker - The Journal of the Royal College of General …, 1989 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
In the mid 1960s Valerie Eaton Griffith was asked to visit a local celebrity: film star Pat Neal,
wife of Roald Dahl. Shortly after the birth of her fifth child Pat Neal had had a stroke …
wife of Roald Dahl. Shortly after the birth of her fifth child Pat Neal had had a stroke …
Waiting for a Miracle
DO Kyllo - Topics in Stroke Rehabilitation, 2002 - Taylor & Francis
Kristi L. Kirschner, MD, Editor day. When his wife came to visit, he was still in bed and
refused to get up and out for any therapies. Even after much coaxing, John still refused to get …
refused to get up and out for any therapies. Even after much coaxing, John still refused to get …
The Stroke Patient
JCM Brust - Psychosocial Aspects of Cardiovascular Disease: The …, 1980 - degruyter.com
A PATIENT WITH a stroke is riot always" terminal." Defining stroke as a sudden focal
neurological deficit caused by pathology in blood vessels allows for wide variability in …
neurological deficit caused by pathology in blood vessels allows for wide variability in …
Surviving a stroke: The miracles of science and spirit
J Holbrook - Loss, Grief & Care, 1998 - Taylor & Francis
This essay has a slightly different emphasis. Although there is tremendous value in the
approach of modern rehabilitative medicine, I would like to present an unconventional point …
approach of modern rehabilitative medicine, I would like to present an unconventional point …
Stroke rehabilitation
E Murphy - Journal of the Royal College of Physicians of London, 1999 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
To provide a well-planned rehabilitation service, under the right conditions, it is important to
identify the individual factors that predict patients' responses to rehabilitation. Improvements …
identify the individual factors that predict patients' responses to rehabilitation. Improvements …
Rehabilitation after severe stroke-an enthusiastic approval and a cautionary note
TB Wyller - Disability and Rehabilitation, 2000 - Taylor & Francis
About 12 years ago, I served as a junior house physician in a Norwegian county hospital. I
was interested in stroke medicine and when it was my turn to give a lecture to my …
was interested in stroke medicine and when it was my turn to give a lecture to my …
[CITATION][C] Stroke: A doctor's personal story of his recovery
C Dahlberg - 1977 - digitalcommons.rockefeller.edu
"Stroke: A Doctor's Personal Story of His Recovery" by Charles Dahlberg Home Search
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Stroke rehabilitation: Minimizing the functional deficits
JA Schuchmann - Postgraduate Medicine, 1983 - Taylor & Francis
Preview The effects of a stroke often are quite serious and can be devastating to both patient
and family. As Dr Schuchmann points out, the primary care physician plays a key role in …
and family. As Dr Schuchmann points out, the primary care physician plays a key role in …
[CITATION][C] Stroke Survivor: A Personal Guide to Recovery, Andy McCann, Jessica Kingsley Publishers (2006), 256 pages,£ 12.99, ISBN-13: 978-1-4310-410-0
C Frames - 2009 - Elsevier