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Parul Thapa

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Neuro-physiotherapists often deal with patients with severe disabilities or impaired cognition, which brings ethical responsibility and dilemmas.

  • Gaining informed consent from patients with cognitive issues can be complex.
  • Balancing patient autonomy with family expectations or cultural sensitivities is essential.

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Loveleen Choudhury

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Students receive ICU exposure as part of their clinical rotations, especially in neuro-intensive care units. They are trained to assess neurological deficits in unconscious or ventilated patients.

Key areas include positioning, passive mobilization, chest physiotherapy, and prevention of secondary complications. Emphasis is placed on infection control, communication with multi-disciplinary teams, and gradual rehab planning once patients stabilize.

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Yatendra Pradhan

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Yes, MPT Neurology students are trained to handle patients who've undergone procedures like craniotomies, spinal decompressions, or tumor removals.

They learn about post-operative precautions, early mobilization techniques, and patient monitoring. Clinical postings in neuro wards help them gain first-hand experience, under supervision, in managing such delicate and high-risk cases effectively.

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Parul Thapa

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After finishing Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS full form in Medical), the student can now specialize in Cardiology or Neurology or any specialization area through the Postgraduate degree which is normally Master's degree (MD or MS in related specialty). 

The first step for the student is to clear the entrance exams, like the NEET PG de facto in India (or equivalent exam depending on the country). When the student finally gets into a program, with great difficulty, he/she must complete an extensive education and training period in their specialty. This includes full time education both theoretically, and practica

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