Rehabilitation After Stroke: Kinesio Taping
Kinesio Taping has many potentially therapeutic benefits when used along with other therapies. This video shows a clinical application of kinesio taping to the hand following a stroke. Kinesio taping can be used to assist a motion and provide sensory input. It also is used to minimize edema by reducing pressure and lifting the skin, allowing fluid to move towards the lymphatic system.
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Exercises for Stroke Patients - Upper Limb Exercises
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Exercises To Reduce Swelling/Edema In The Arm And Hand After Stroke
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The Typical Stroke Recovery Timeline And Why Yours Might Be Different
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