Results register
Clinical cases
Individual cases from the institute's practice: the picture before the consultation, what the programme consisted of and what changed over the follow-up period.
Every case is written up from the patient's medical records and the treating team's observations. Names, dates and anything that could identify a person are withheld. No figure appears that is not in the medical documentation. The course of the disease and the response to treatment differ from patient to patient.
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Motor neurone disease (ALS)
Disease stabilisation and functional improvement in primary lateral sclerosis
stabilisation, increased strength in the limbs, reduced spasticity, improved speech and sleep
Clinical case 01 →
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Cerebellar syndromes and ataxias
Functional improvement in multiple system atrophy of the cerebellar type
stabilisation, improved speech and coordination, dysphagia episodes stopped, slight improvement in fine motor control
Clinical case 02 →
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Spinal cord injury
Sensory and motor gains after spinal cord injury
new sensation and paraesthesiae in the legs, the appearance of motor activity, improved sensation and bladder function
Clinical case 03 →
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Parkinson's disease
Improved motor function in early-stage Parkinson's disease
stabilisation, reduced rigidity and bradykinesia, improved walking, voice and fine motor control
Clinical case 04 →
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Cerebellar syndromes and ataxias
Marked functional improvement in spinocerebellar ataxia
stabilisation, considerably improved speech and walking, improved coordination, muscle tone returned to normal, fewer episodes of choking and greater endurance
Clinical case 05 →
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Cerebellar syndromes and ataxias
Stabilisation and functional improvement in a progressive cerebellar syndrome
clinical stabilisation, improved coordination and cognitive function
Clinical case 06 →
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Motor neurone disease (ALS)
Stabilisation and functional improvement in ALS with a bulbar phenotype
stabilisation, increased strength in the limbs and neck muscles, reduced drooling and pain, respiratory function held stable with subjective improvement
Clinical case 07 →
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Paediatric neurology
Marked progress in psychomotor development in a genetic disorder of CNS development
marked progress in psychomotor development, increased strength in the limbs, new motor skills and improved walking, improved speech and social interaction, seizures almost entirely stopped
Clinical case 08 →
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Multiple sclerosis (MS)
Stabilisation of secondary progressive multiple sclerosis and improved motor function
further clinical progression stopped, increased strength in the legs, improved walking and endurance, greater independence at home, fewer headaches, no new relapses
Clinical case 09 →
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Multiple sclerosis (MS)
Stabilisation of primary progressive multiple sclerosis and marked functional improvement
stabilisation and an end to the previous deterioration, considerably reduced spasticity, increased strength in the left limbs, improved sensation and coordination, fewer cramps
Clinical case 10 →
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Motor neurone disease (ALS)
Disease stabilisation and wider motor capacity in motor neurone disease
stabilisation without further marked progression, increased strength and range of active movement, new movement in the arms and legs, muscle bulk preserved and greater respiratory autonomy
Clinical case 11 →
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Cerebellar syndromes and ataxias
Stabilisation and functional improvement in a progressive cerebellar syndrome
stabilisation and an end to the previous progression, less incoordination and dizziness, partial compensation of the orthostatic hypotension, slight improvement in speech
Clinical case 12 →
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Motor neurone disease (ALS)
Stabilisation and functional improvement in ALS
the previous clinical progression stopped, improved swallowing, partial increase in strength in the left limbs, partial compensation of the respiratory impairment and fewer hours of nocturnal non-invasive ventilation needed
Clinical case 13 →
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Motor neurone disease (ALS)
Disease stabilisation and improved motor function in ALS
the previous clinical progression stopped, increased strength in the limbs and a marked rise in physical endurance
Clinical case 14 →
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Parkinson's disease
Stabilisation and restored functional independence in a parkinsonian syndrome
stabilisation and an end to the previous deterioration, greater endurance, steadily improving walking to the point of giving up the stick, less stiffness, improved cognitive function and communication with the family
Clinical case 15 →
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Multiple sclerosis (MS)
Stabilisation of secondary progressive multiple sclerosis and improved motor function
the previous progression of the disease stopped, increased strength in the limbs, less stiffness and lower pathological tone mainly on the left, greater physical endurance
Clinical case 16 →
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Motor neurone disease (ALS)
Disease stabilisation, improved motor function and less dependence on respiratory support in motor neurone disease
the previous progression of the disease stopped, increased strength in the limbs, improved walking and overall mobility, greater endurance, a considerable reduction in the need for non-invasive ventilation – to roughly an hour at most
Clinical case 17 →
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Paediatric neurology
Marked gains in speech, behaviour and social adaptation in a child with an autism-spectrum neurodevelopmental disorder
marked gains in speech, behaviour, capacity to learn and social interaction, greater independence, less sensory hypersensitivity and fewer destructive episodes, improved motor control and less walking on tiptoe
Clinical case 18 →