Narrative ReviewFrontiers in rehabilitation sciences2025

From learned helplessness to motor recovery: integrating intensive neurorehabilitation in poststroke spastic paresis-clinical insights from over 10 years of practice.

Ibrahim Npochinto Moumeni

PMID 41695385

WHAT IT FOUND

This is a theoretical overview and clinical commentary, not a research study.

It describes an intensive rehabilitation approach for poststroke spastic paresis using composite patient stories. It provides no empirical evidence or trial results to support specific clinical changes.

What this paper is

This article presents theoretical frameworks, clinical insights, and composite patient testimonials derived from over 300 cases, rather than reporting original primary research data. It describes a rehabilitation approach and its potential applications but lacks a formal study design, control groups, or statistical analysis of outcomes. Consequently, there are no empirical findings or evidence-based results to act on.

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    Ibrahim Npochinto Moumeni From learned helplessness to motor recovery: integrating intensive neurorehabilitation in poststroke spastic paresis-clinical insights from over 10 years of practice. Frontiers in rehabilitation sciences. 2025.

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