Post Stroke Neural Repair: Pathways to Functional Improvement

This book examines the mechanisms of neural repair and recovery following stroke, with a focus on neuroplasticity and functional rehabilitation. It explains how structural and functional brain reorganization supports motor, sensory, and cognitive recovery after stroke. Integrating current research with clinical practice, the book outlines evidence-based rehabilitation approaches including task-specific training, motor relearning, sensory integration, and neuromodulation strategies. Emphasis is placed on individualized, goal-oriented therapy to maximize functional independence and quality of life. Written for rehabilitation professionals, students, and researchers, this book provides practical insights into translating neuroscience principles into effective post-stroke rehabilitation programs.

Pages: 56, Paperback, LAP Lambert Academic Publishing