
|Articles|March 1, 2006
Cutting-Edge Rehabilitation
To help patients who have had a cerebrovascular accident regain fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination, have them cut out manufacturers' coupons with blunt-edged scissors
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To help patients who have had a cerebrovascular accident regain fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination, have them cut out manufacturers' coupons with blunt-edged scissors. Most coupons have dotted lines to follow.
--Sheryl Stone Clay, RN, BSN
Mason, Ohio
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