Rehabilitation

The damage caused by the stroke in the nerves and muscles requires a tiring and long treatment. At this point, the most technological form of rehabilitation therapy, “robotic rehabilitation” comes into play.

Meniere’s Disease and Vestibular Rehabilitation It is a chronic disease characterized by dizziness, buzzing in the ears, tinnitus, a feeling of fullness in the ear, nausea, vomiting and heavy hearing, which occur as a result of hydrops in the inner ear fluids. Our aim from Vestibular Rehabilitation; 1. OBJECTIVE: To accelerate the central compensation process (thus reducing vertigo and postural disorders.) – to feel safe, – not to have trouble participating in daily active life, – to prevent falls and injuries and – to isolate from society * anxiety, * panic disorder and * major It is aimed to get away from additional psychological disorders such as depression. 2. INFORMATION: Before the patients are included in the rehabilitation program, they must be informed and it must be ensured that the patient understands this situation. This is important, this program is prepared as a program specific to the patient, it is not a miraculous treatment program, if he actively participates in the treatment, it will provide maximum benefit.

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Pediatric Rehabilitation; It is a physiotherapy application used in the treatment of congenital and/or acquired musculoskeletal disorders and neurological disorders in children.

Neurological Rehabilitation; It is a rehabilitation treatment that aims at minimizing the negative effects of damage that occurs in cases where the peripheral and central nervous systems are affected, providing maximum functionality and increasing the quality of life. For this, the rehabilitation process is carried out by using one-to-one exercise exercises and various equipment included in neurological rehabilitation.