1. Neuro-orthopaedic Program
(Diagnostic Support/Diagnostic Support)

...r surgical and non-surgical options. Surgical treatment might include removing the heterotopic bone, releasing contractures, lengthening overactive muscles to relax their pull, or transferring muscles...

2. Treatment Options and Strategies
(Conditions & Treatments/Mobility Disorders)

... how to use their limb(s). Stretching and strengthening exercises can improve range of motion and help prevent contracture. ...

3. Mobility, Spasticity and Impaired Movement
(Conditions & Treatments/Mobility Disorders)

...t can make even the most ordinary of daily activities impossible to accomplish. People affected by spasticity, contracture and loss of mobility may not be able to walk and may live without being able ...

4. The Motor Control Analysis Lab
(Why Refer to Moss/Diagnostic Labs and Centers)

...ab also helps physicians identify abnormalities in a patient's muscle tone, and the presence of spasticity and contracture. Comprehensive Diagnostic Studies Dynamic Electromyography (EMG...

5. Mobility Disorders
(Conditions/Mobility Disorders)

...des successful treatment results to patients who have been previously considered untreatable. Spasticity and contracture are complications that often result from neurological injury and are a main c...