Patient #4: Ben
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A young stroke survivor exhibits behavioral problems while therapists work on his cognitive, perceptual, and motor deficits. Observe while he begins ambulation and ADL training for the first time. Sternal precautions are also included.
A young stroke survivor exhibits behavioral problems while therapists work on his cognitive, perceptual, and motor deficits. Observe while he begins ambulation and ADL training for the first time. Sternal precautions are also included.
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