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Patient uses an arm robot to improve his reach and grip.
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Dr. Sadowsky assesses young patient's quad strength. -
Learning to climb stairs increases patient's independence. -
Cycling therapy helps patient stimulate her muscles. -
Therapists and doctors help make therapy fun for patients. -
Doctors and therapists collaborate on each patient’s care. -
Skilled care managers respond to needs of all patients. -
One young patient learns to walk with a crutch. -
Patient learns how the Therastride can aid his recovery. -
ICSCI therapists prepare patient to walk on the Therastride. -
Patients' movements are guided by trained therapists. -
Aquatherapy helps improve patients' range of motion. -
Rubber duck encourages young patient to reach. -
Patients use special equipment to improve their balance. -
Patients can prepare for adventure in our sailing simulator. -
Patients' can become captains of their sailing adventures. -
Even videogames help patients towards recovery. -
Patients use a single leg stance to strengthen muscles. -
The ICSCI team helps one young patient meet her goals. -
Playing badminton helps one patient improve trunk stability. -
Toys encourage young patients to sit up and reach. -
Patient learns to walk using braces and a rolling walker. -
Our aquatic treadmill helps patients walk independently. -
The buoyant force of water helps support patients' weight. -
One young patient attempts to stand independently. -
The Nintendo Wii helps improve patients' range of motion.
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SKI MASH
February 23-24, 2012: Baltimore Adapted Recreation and Sports (BARS) hosts adaptive skiing sessions at Liberty Ski Resort. Download Registration Packet.
SCI Symposium
June 18, 2012: Contemporary Trends in Spinal Cord Injury Management will be the focus of this year's symposium. Learn More.
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