A new rehabilitation trial in the United Kingdom is testing a small ear device that stimulates the vagus nerve while patients practice arm exercises. About half of stroke survivors experience lasting arm weakness. Early results show the simple, non-invasive treatment can improve recovery and allow therapy to continue safely at home.
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Un petit dispositif auriculaire soutient la rééducation après AVC

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Au Royaume-Uni, un essai clinique teste un petit appareil placé dans l’oreille qui stimule le nerf vague pendant les exercices du bras. Environ la moitié des survivants d’un AVC gardent une faiblesse durable. Les premiers résultats indiquent que ce traitement, simple, non invasif et pratiqué à domicile, peut améliorer la récupération.

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