Epilepsy is a neurological disorder caused by abnormal electrical activity in the brain. In contrast, dissociative attacks are considered a type of FND, as they result from a temporary dysfunction in the nervous system without abnormal electrical activity. Understanding these distinctions is vital for therapists to enhance patient care and treatment outcomes.
22 July
22 July - Managing UL pain post ABI
22 July - Managing UL pain post ABI
Persistent pain is a common feature of neurological conditions, including stroke, TBI, MS and PD. This case study will explore co-existing dystonia and complex regional pain syndrome in a person with hemiplegia following brain injury.