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At PRS Neurosciences – Giri Nagar Unit, Sayali (Unit Manager) presents the case of Mrs. Uma Devi, a 55-year-old stroke survivor who was diagnosed with a right gangliocapsular bleed in February.

After her hospital stay, Mrs. Uma Devi began premature weight-bearing exercises at another center—which unfortunately led to abnormal movement patterns in her ankle and knee. By the time she arrived at PRS Neurosciences, her upper limb was completely flaccid, her lower limb hypotonic, and functional mobility was compromised.

The rehabilitation journey at PRS Neurosciences was focused on bed mobility, sitting balance, and gradual neuromotor retraining—even when it was difficult to shift the patient's focus away from standing too soon. Our team worked not just on physical function but also addressed her cognitive deficits to support holistic recovery.

In just 25 days of structured, patient-centric care at PRS Neurosciences, she was able to independently step, climb stairs, and transfer with minimal assistance.

This is what comprehensive neurorehabilitation looks like at PRS Neurosciences.

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