… brain damage will not be treated here, nor the many problems associated with minimal brain
damage … here to the view that the patient with structural brain damage continues to present …

… The rehabilitation of brain damaged survivors after head injury demands the comprehensive
services of a multidisciplinary team, who can care for these patients from an early stage …

… ; while research in neurological rehabilitation emphasizes the … physical rehabilitation is not
generally initiated until a patient’… The existing literature in the area of physical rehabilitation of …

… When dealing with patients with brain damage we must nowadays be aware of the fact …
patients aged 18 to 30 years with vascular and traumatic brain damage admitted for rehabilitation…

… We have shown that this approach is indeed clinically tractable, in a rehabilitation study of
eight right-brain-damaged patients suffering from, among other deficits including unilateral …

… Most survivors of brain damage who receive rehabilitation will have nonprogressive brain
damage … Consequently, this paper focuses primarily on these patients. TBI is the most common …

… Injuries to the brain do not only damage the cerebrum but … into a transdisciplinary brain
injury rehabilitation programme. … in 15% of patients in the rehabilitation phase and a higher …

… of protocols that directly address the patient's fundamental psychological needs. Of … the
context of instructions or expectations, the learning/rehabilitation process is accelerated. …

… the daily activities of patients who have considerable … rehabilitation (Denes, Semenza,
Stoppa, & Lis, 1982). Hemineglect is present in nearly half of right-brain-damaged (RBD) patients …

… damage elsewhere. Such disorders together with affective and somatic complaints were found
to be more frequent after damage of … the degree or site of brain damage showed very little …