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The research is mainly concentrated on the rehabilitation of chronic stroke patients and explores the effectiveness of some now insights in the process of rehabilitation and tries to compare their effectiveness with the conventional rehabilitation techniques.... .... ... ... This study critically and systematically tries to answer the question of the effectiveness of the rehabilitation from acute or chronic stroke, and how effective is this process in improving the quality of life in stroke patients....
40 Pages
(10000 words)
Dissertation
The paper "Health Sciences and Medicine: Depression" states that despite being said the most treatable mental disorder, there is very little known about how depression occurs and there is the absence of a treatment that makes sure depression does not occur.... .... ... ... The most common reason for which individuals are being treated these days is depression, it is not just the elders but also the young ones who suffer from this widely prevailing 'disease'....
14 Pages
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Essay
Neuroscience Review The article chosen for the review is "Treatment of depression using sleep electroencephalogram modulated repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation" published in the Chinese Medical Journal.... Treatment of depression using sleep electroencephalogram modulated repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation.... The article is about a study by Ming-li et al (2011) in which the researchers examined the efficacy and also the safety of sleep electroencephalogram modulated repetitive rTMS (SEM-rTMS group) for the purpose of treatment of depression....
2 Pages
(500 words)
Research Paper
1987) to trigger transient mood elevation in normal subjects receiving single-pulse stimulations to the motor cortex, the technique of non-invasive repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) has been extensively studied, especially as an adjunctive treatment for drug-resistant patients....
4 Pages
(1000 words)
Essay
Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS)B.... Other brain stimulation therapiesV.... Its main symptoms are significant food restriction, strong fear of gaining weight or becoming fat, and disturbance in the way a person's body weight or shape is experienced....
1 Pages
(250 words)
Research Paper
The researcher of the following paper states that the definition of neuropathic pain according to the International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP) is 'all pains initiated or caused by a primary lesion or dysfunction of the nervous system' (Bouhassira, 2001).... ... ... ... The clinical features include positive and negative phenomena....
10 Pages
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Case Study
This paper "Theory of Personality Development, Motivation, Eating Disorders" focuses on the fact that according to the famous psychologist, Piaget, understanding the world happens mainly through four stages.... Stage one is the sensorimotor stage which occurs from birth to 2 years.... .... ... ... Factors associated with substance abuse are age, family history of substance abuse, friends and relatives, mental illness, chronic pain or disease, psycho-behavioural risk, childhood experiences and trauma....
14 Pages
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Assignment
The paper "The Use of Motor Images to Increase Physical Activity in Sports and as a Method of Rehabilitation" describes that there is a positive link between the use of motor imagery and improved motor performance in sports and post-stroke rehabilitation.... ... ... ... These studies have established a positive link between the use of motor imagery and improved motor performance and the effectiveness of motor imagery in post-stroke rehabilitation....
12 Pages
(3000 words)
Essay