What is the importance of early intervention in upper limb rehab?
To avoid or minimise biomechanical (non-neural) adaptations.
Why is early and regular upper limb task practice important?
To promote functional recovery in rehabilitation.
Why is early detection of learned non-use important?
To prevent further decline in functional use of the limb.
Why is the glenohumeral (GH) joint considered vulnerable?
It is at risk of biomechanical complications post-neurological injury.
Why is MDT involvement important in managing the GH joint?
To ensure coordinated patient and carer management and protect joint integrity.