Functional Activities with Alice
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Even stroke survivors who are long term post-stroke can benefit from functional activities utilizing the affected upper extremity. Jan Davis demonstrates three therapeutic methods for incorporating a nonfunctional upper extremity in real-life tasks.
Even stroke survivors who are long term post-stroke can benefit from functional activities utilizing the affected upper extremity. Jan Davis demonstrates three therapeutic methods for incorporating a nonfunctional upper extremity in real-life tasks.
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