Print Media Coverage

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  Phoenix, AZ
  Road to recovery - Star athlete Joe Kay battles back from stroke
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  San Luis Obispo, CA
  Health and Medicine - A local physical therapist is giving stroke and brain injury patients a helping hand. Shari Small has the details in this week's Health and Medicine report.
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  Bridgeport, CT
  Getting a Grip - and Release - After a Stroke-- Kay Patrick can now use both hands to fold her laundry.
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  Melbourne, FL
  F.T.M. Helps Stroke Patients Regain Hand Function-- If a stroke, or other neurological problem, has left you with limited function in your shoulder, arm, wrist, and/or hand, then the Functional Tone Management (F.T.M.) Arm Training Program may be the therapy you need.
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  Worcester, MA
  Innovative Technologies Offer New Hope for Neurologically Impaired Patients-- Fairlawn Rehabilitation Hospital recently introduced three new innovative technologies to enhance treatment for people with neurological injuries and illnesses.
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  Westminster, MD
  Stroke victim using device to regain grip-- Judy Lindsay strained as she tried to lift her arm.
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  Kinston, NC
  Stroke victim relates recovery in book-- Robert Smith knows first-hand how debilitating a stroke can be.
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  Kinston, NC
  Pastor counts new stroke therapy a blessing-- The Rev. Lacy Oliver reached out his left hand, grasped a large foam ball, and released it into a waiting a bin.
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  East Orange, NJ
  Lending a hand-- When Shirley Harris first suffered a stroke last September, it left her in a wheelchair and without the use of her left arm or hand.
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  Greenville, SC
  Device gives stroke patients a hand-- With a determined look bordering on a grimace, Ricky Deatherage moves his hand toward the ball resting on his kitchen table.
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  Murfreesboro, TN
  Patients 'Flex'ing their muscles-- Device helps victims of stroke and brain injury
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  Odessa, TX
  Device helps stroke victims recover-- Equipment at rehab center aids mobility
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  Richmond, VA
  Sheltering Arms Pioneers Rehab Device in Richmond-- Under the direction of Lesley Winn, Occupational Therapy Clinical Coordinator, Sheltering Arms is changing the lives of patients, including many stroke survivors, who were previously unable to effectively use their once-contracted hands and arms.
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  Seattle, WA
  What’s New in Rehab? SAEBOFLEX-- The Center for Medical Rehabilitation is pleased to announce a new Outpatient Occupational Therapy program for patients recovering from a neurological injury such as a stroke. SaeboFlexTM is a custom exercise orthotic designed to help neurologically impaired patients recover use of their upper extremity.
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  Keokuk, WI
  Delivering hope-- Two years and two months ago, a 54-year-old Keokuk woman in prime health had a stroke.
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  UK - Hertfordshire
  A new kind of arm and hand therapy-- The Saeboflex (a part of the FTM arm-training programme) is a dynamic hand orthosis, which helps people who have reduced arm/hand function to grasp and release objects.
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  UK - Nidderdale
  Stroke victim's new lease of life-- A DARLEY stroke victim has seen a dramatic improvement in his recovery since using a new treatment.
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  UK - Romford
  Miracle glove give stroke victims hope-- When Romford woman Judy Ramsay suffered a stroke three years ago she was suddenly left unable to walk, speak properly or perform the simplest tasks.
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  UK - Hertfordshire
  Liz getting to grips with new bionic arm-- A BIZARRE-looking mechanical arm is the revolutionary tool for spinal injury patients - and a Braughing mum who broke her next in three places was the first in the world to test it.
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  Greece - Athens