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Motor learning involves the acquisition and refinement of movement patterns through practice, leading to lasting improvements in functional abilities. Key theories like Dynamic Systems Theory emphasize the interaction between the individual, environment, and task to drive recovery.For neurological conditions (e.g., stroke), approaches such as:Constraint-Induced Movement Therapy (CIMT): Forces use of the affected limb to counteract "learned nonuse."Task-Oriented Training: Focuses on meaningful, real-world activities to enhance motor control.Robotics & Virtual Reality: Provide guided, repetitive…mehr

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Motor learning involves the acquisition and refinement of movement patterns through practice, leading to lasting improvements in functional abilities. Key theories like Dynamic Systems Theory emphasize the interaction between the individual, environment, and task to drive recovery.For neurological conditions (e.g., stroke), approaches such as:Constraint-Induced Movement Therapy (CIMT): Forces use of the affected limb to counteract "learned nonuse."Task-Oriented Training: Focuses on meaningful, real-world activities to enhance motor control.Robotics & Virtual Reality: Provide guided, repetitive practice to promote neuroplasticity.Bilateral Training: Uses simultaneous limb movements to stimulate neural recovery.Evidence supports these methods for improving motor function, particularly when tailored to individual goals and contexts. Emerging technologies and occupation-based strategies further optimize outcomes in rehabilitation.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Sneha Bhalala is a seasoned physiotherapist and PhD holder with expertise in pediatric and neurological rehabilitation. She has over 9.8 years of clinical experience, currently focusing on interdisciplinary care, neurorehabilitation economics, and evidence-based practice.