When can rehabilitation begin after TBI?

Rehabilitation can begin after condition stabilization, usually 2-4 weeks after injury. Early rehabilitation start significantly improves recovery prognosis.

Do you work with children after coma?

Yes, we accept children who have emerged from coma in stable condition. The program includes consciousness stimulation, restoration of basic functions, and family counseling.

What to do if a child doesn't speak after injury?

Speech disorders after TBI are often reversible. We conduct intensive speech therapy, use alternative communication when necessary. We simultaneously work on speech comprehension.

Does the program include memory rehabilitation?

Yes, cognitive rehabilitation is an important part of the program. We work on restoring memory, attention, and thinking through special exercises and computer programs.

TBI

Treatment of TBI in Tashkent

Comprehensive neurorehabilitation after traumatic brain injuries. Restoration of motor functions, speech, memory, and cognitive abilities using modern techniques.

88%

improvement

180+

patients

3-4 weeks

course

About the condition

What is After TBI?

Traumatic brain injury (TBI) can lead to various impairments: motor, speech, and cognitive. Timely and properly organized rehabilitation allows maximum recovery of lost functions. We work with TBI consequences of any duration, but the best results are achieved with early rehabilitation.

Causes of TBI

Falls, road traffic accidents, sports injuries, domestic injuries. In children, a common cause is falling from height.

Consequences

Motor impairments (paresis, ataxia), speech disorders, memory and attention problems, behavioral changes, headaches, fatigue, epileptic seizures.

Diagnostics

Analysis of medical records, neurological examination, cognitive function assessment, MRI and EEG if necessary, speech therapist and neuropsychologist consultations.

Prognosis

Depends on injury severity and rehabilitation timing. The brain has significant plasticity, especially in children. With intensive rehabilitation, substantial functional recovery is possible.

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