Rehabilitation treatment after neurosurgical interventions and at the background of neurosurgical pathology:

– Movement disorders (central and peripheral monoparesis/plegia, hemiparesis/plegia, paraparesis, tetraparesis) as a result of cerebral, spinal pathology and pathology of peripheral nerves.

– Movement coordination and balance disorders (astasia-abasia, ataxia, vestibular disorders)

– Speech disorders (motor, sensory, sensorimotor aphasia, dysarthria)

– Swallowing disorder (dysphagia)

– Oculomotor disorders (oculomotor nerve dysfunction, diplopia, strabismus, etc.)

– Dysfunction of the pelvic organs (urinary incontinence, urinary bladder impairment, retention of urine)

– Vertigo

– Pain syndromes at the background of vertebrogenic and discogenic pathology of the spine

– Neuropathy of the facial nerve, facial hemispasm

– Cephalgic syndromes at the basis of liquor-dynamic disorders

– Permanent consequences of craniocerebral trauma

– Neurosensory deafness

Updated 23 March 2023