Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation
Rehabilitation may involve mobility, strength, transfers, balance, gait, or wheelchair skills depending on the level and completeness of injury. Our goal is empowering patients to reach their highest possible physical capability safely.
Common Presentations
Typical symptoms and patient experiences- Muscle weakness or paralysis below injury level
- Balance limitations in sitting or standing
- Difficulty with functional transfers
- Mobility limitations and reliance on equipment
Assessment May Include
Comprehensive baseline clinical evaluation- Neurological and functional status evaluation
- Muscle strength testing (key motor muscles)
- Passive and active joint range of motion
- Transfer capability and technique
- Sitting and standing balance capacity
- Gait and wheelchair functional skills
Physiotherapy Management May Include
Multi-faceted therapeutic approach adapted to your recovery stageMaximize safe functional independence and daily living capacity.
Medical coordination is important when symptoms are severe, rapidly worsening, associated with major trauma, significant neurological change, skin breakdown, or autonomic dysreflexia symptoms.
Get Started with Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation Care
Consult with Dr. Nikunj Joshi and Dr. Priyanshi Vani at our Ghodasar clinic or request a home visit.
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