Author(s): Sultana, R., Hudelle, R., Mesure, S., Bardot, P., Crucy, M., Aime, J., Reggiani, A., Varachaud, B.
Journal Title: Kinesitherapie
NIFP Rating: 
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A functional approach and complementary sport, play or artistic exercises have been used for years to rehabilitate patients with neurological diseases: multiple sclerosis, stroke, etc. Whatever the symptoms presented, when the disease increases, the functional independence decreases. Conversely, every assessed improvement in independence or play activities gives evidence of a better control of the disease. We will take for example cerebellar tremors. © 2018 Elsevier Masson SAS
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