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Krystal Song1,2,3, Mitchell D Evans1, Sinead Mccaffrey1
1Department of Rehabilitation Medicine Royal Melbourne Hospital (RMH) Melbourne Victoria Australia.
Abstract:
Lateral medullary syndrome (LMS) is commonly associated with vertebral artery strokes, characterized by varied neurological manifestations depending on the site of the lesion. We report the positive effects of interdisciplinary rehabilitation interventions in helping achieve improved functional, psychosocial, and quality of life outcomes in a patient with LMS and complex neurological disabilities.
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