Physiological and Biomechanical Rationale for Hemispatial Neglect & Unilateral Inattention Rehabilitation After Stroke
Targeting this specific impairment represents a pivotal distinction between generic passive movement and restorative motor recovery. Stroke disrupts balance between upper motor neuron drive and spinal reflex loops; rebuilding functional control requires intensive, repetitive task practice.
Bidaya clinicians construct interventions following comprehensive biomechanical gait and task analysis, monitoring cardiovascular parameters and calibrating challenge to drive synaptogenesis without inducing compensatory fatigue.
