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    • Stroke rehabilitation is integral to patient care, addressing varying degrees of disability post-acute treatment.
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    • Predicting motor recovery post-stroke is possible early on.
    • Early rehabilitation initiation (within 24-48 hours) with shorter, frequent sessions is safe, though optimal dosage remains unclear.
    • Poststroke depression negatively impacts recovery; selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) may enhance motor recovery.

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    • Recent trials indicate no significant benefit from very early rehabilitation initiation on poststroke outcomes.
    • Intensive therapy regimens have not shown superior outcomes compared to standard intensities.
    • Pharmacological interventions, including SSRIs, show promise in aiding stroke rehabilitation.

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    • A comprehensive, multidisciplinary approach is essential for optimizing poststroke outcomes.
    • Rehabilitation strategies should leverage principles of adaptation, restitution, and neuroplasticity.
    • Identifying and treating poststroke sequelae, such as depression, is vital for successful recovery.