If you buy The Successful Stroke Survivor book on Kindle you can carry it with you on your phone. The you'll always have access to new exercises and be able to remind yourself how to progress the ones you already kn#neurorehabr#strokerehabr#strokerehabilitationa#strokesurvivorscanr#neuroplasticityi#strokerecoveryo#ARNIstrokerehabr#strokeexercisercise
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If anyone is feeling a bit flush, do take advantage of an amazing one-off chance to save tens of thousands of pounds on an Instant Home Clinic: Full Range Biometrics Kit from ARNI! Save 85% of the RRP!
Buy and create an instant diagnostic and rehabilitation kit to help yourself recover at home from stroke. See site for all detail.
Or any trainer or therapist out there can create a successful home business employing its use alongside therapy skills: ie, this is absolutely ideal for a practising trainer or therapist to possess at a fraction of the price of current price.
Biometrics Ltd E-LINK is a world leader in the design, manufacture and distribution of technologically advanced sensors, instruments and software for rehabilitation. Please go to their website for all info to find out the uses you can put all this kit to.
E-LINK is the world standard for computerised stroke rehab exercise and evaluation. It offers a comprehensive range of modules for exercise, progress reporting and physical impairment evaluation, done in a VR gamified way.
In ‘deep storage’ store cupboard since 2014 – we have this full kit –with the leads still connected to most items, as can be seen in the ‘photos. Hardly used, it was bought for £24,000 back in 2013 for an ARNI stroke rehab group which met once a week in Luton. By now, the price for this kit is around double.
This kit is now being sold for £3,270 on behalf of the ARNI (Action for Rehabilitation from Neurological Injury) Charity, which concentrates its work on stroke rehabilitation – and of course 100% of the final price is kept by the Charity to help stroke survivors.
arni.uk.com/product/save-85-on-instant-home-clinic-full-range-biometrics-kit/
You can donate tax-free to the ARNI Charity over three months for this if you like: please reply to tom@arni.uk.com and ask – and to discuss how to get it from ARNI Lingfield, UK to your house.
Mint condition as shown in ‘photos – only the storage plastic trolleys have sustained a few scratches over the years but will probably suffice until replacement.
Please SHARE this link; this is ready to go to one lucky survivor, trainer or therapist ;)
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🎉 Amazing news from Nottingham! The Queen's Medical Centre (QMC) is now providing mechanical thrombectomy 24 hours a day, seven days a week for severe stroke patients! 🧠This lifesaving procedure, as you know, restores blood flow to the brain and can drastically improve outcomes and reduce lifelong disability.
This is a huge step forward for the East Midlands, and ARNI Stroke Rehab UK says that it's a service that truly needs to be echoed in every hospital across the UK that treats stroke survivors, regardless of the time of day.
No one should face a lifetime of disability because their stroke happened 'out of hours'. Time is brain, and this 24/7 access is a game-changer; good stuff.#ARNIstrokerehabc#strokeawarenessh#thrombectomyr#QMCs#NHSr#strokerecovery##timeisbrainecovery #TimeIsBrain
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Neurological research has highlighted cases of trigeminal neuralgia (TN) arising after a stroke, like Jay Charles @ #ARNIstrokerehab had, though it remains a rare sequelae. 🧠
The sudden, electric shock-like facial pain characteristic of TN can occur when a stroke lesion in the brainstem, particularly the lateral medulla or pons, disrupts the central trigeminal nerve pathways.
While robust UK-specific data on the exact post-stroke frequency is scarce due to its rarity, studies confirm that damage to these neural structures can precipitate TN-like symptoms. The primary medication for treating TN, whether post-stroke or otherwise, is the anticonvulsant carbamazepine, which helps to calm overactive nerve impulses, but has a dose-dependent risk of stroke with it, as to other anti-epileptic drugs, like Valproate.
Other antiepileptic/nerve pain drugs like gabapentin, oxcarbazepine, and pregabalin may also be prescribed, often after specialist consultation, especially if carbamazepine is ineffective or not tolerated (these can all cause one to gain weight if not ultra-careful as they tend to slow your metabolism down).
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#ARNIstrokerehab #trigeminalneuralgia #strokerecovery #neurology #painmanagement #poststrokepain #neuroscience ✨💊
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TIME TO GET GOING – EXERCISE REWIRES YOUR BRAIN
“If we put exercise into a drug, it would be one of the most effective medications to prevent vascular disease and treat patients with cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases including stroke.” Yep. This statement is reinforced by the finding that exercise interventions are significantly more effective than drug treatments in both rehabilitation and reducing the odds of mortality among stroke survivors.
Inactivity related to stroke has a load of physiological consequences that result in cardiovascular deconditioning, increased cardiovascular risk and increased mortality and morbidity risk.
It has been found that due to stroke, you can even be half as cardiovascularly fit compared to someone who hasn’t.
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#neuroplasticity #strokesurvivorscan #neurorehab #strokerehab #strokeexercise #strokerehabilitation #strokerecovery #strokerecoverysuccess #strokeexercisespecialist #strokeexercises #exerciseafterstroke
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💔 A major UK study has just delivered a sobering but important finding regarding the antipsychotic drug Risperidone, commonly used to manage severe agitation in dementia patients, as well as treat schizophrenia, bipolar disorder or irritability associated with autistic disorder.
The research, which analysed data from over 165,000 individuals, revealed that Risperidone raises the risk of stroke in dementia patients universally, challenging previous assumptions
that some patients might be less vulnerable. 🧠
Even those with no prior history of heart disease or stroke showed an increased risk. This has serious implications for mental health treatment in vulnerable populations.
While Risperidone can be crucial for managing extreme distress in care settings, clinicians must now carefully balance its benefits against this confirmed, non-negotiable stroke risk, even in patients previously considered low-risk.
ARNI Stroke Rehab UK notes that these findings highlight the urgent need for dementia-specific monitoring guidelines and better non-pharmacological interventions to manage agitation and mental health symptoms.
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#ARNIstrokerehab #dementiacare #StrokeRisk #mentalhealth #neuroscience #ukstudy ✨
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The power of AI in stroke care is transforming outcomes for patients across England! 🧠 The nationwide rollout of AI-powered software in all 107 NHS stroke centres is associated with a tripling of the number of patients who recover with little or no disability, from 16% to 48%.
This incredible result is achieved by drastically reducing the time from hospital arrival to treatment by over an hour: amazing stuff. For recent survivors like postman Shawn Theoff from Canterbury, this rapid, AI-enhanced diagnosis was a lifeline
After suffering a stroke, he was rushed to hospital, where the AI software helped doctors quickly identify his blood clot and administer treatment. Thanks to the speed of this AI intervention, Shawn made a rapid recovery, regaining movement and sensation, and was back home in less than 48 hours.
His story demonstrates the profound impact that technology can have in saving not just lives, but also quality of life for stroke survivors.
To give you an example btw, the picture above shows on the left of each screen what 90% of doctors see using CT scans, versus the right hand side screen which shows the new technology, which identifies the problem areas automatically using the ASPECTS score card method✨
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#ARNIstrokerehab #AI #strokerecovery #HealthcareInnovation #strokesurvivor #shawntheoff
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Did you know that recent preclinical and trial data show significant promise for nanotechnology in stroke treatment, especially in overcoming the major hurdle of the blood-brain barrier (BBB)?! 🧠🔬
To fill you in; nanoparticles are being researched for stroke treatment to improve targeted drug delivery, neuroprotection, and imaging. These tiny particles can cross the blood-brain barrier, deliver drugs directly to the site of the stroke, and are being used in preclinical studies to enhance the effectiveness of clot-busting drugs, provide antioxidant protection, modulate inflammation and extending the narrow therapeutic window.
Different approaches, including polymeric nanoparticles, cell membrane-derived nanovesicles and inorganic NPs, have demonstrated the ability to reduce infarct volume, protect against oxidative stress and improve neurological outcomes in animal models.
However, for this promise to translate successfully into clinical practice, researchers need to enhance the efficiency of nanoparticles delivery systems, ensuring consistent and predictable targeting to the lesion site.
Moreover, simplifying complex formulations and addressing long-term safety concerns, including potential toxicity and clearance mechanisms, are critical next steps before this innovative therapy can benefit stroke patients on a large scale.
ARNI Stroke Rehab UK says 'Roll on Nano-futures!' ✨
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FUNDING of €2.1m has been secured to develop breakthrough stroke rehabilitation tech called 'cueStim-Stroke', in Galway, Ireland.
A consortium led by University of Galway spin-out Fortis Medical Devices has received the grant from the Irish Government to accelerate the development of their innovative device which will benefit post-stroke patients.
The cueStim-Stroke is a new wearable device designed for patients affected by post-stroke gait irregularities, which the consortium describes as a ‘major unmet clinical need’
‘This is a fantastic achievement for Fortis Medical and a great example of a successful University of Galway research-led spinout from the University ecosystem that will deliver disruptive ground-breaking technology for post-stroke gait rehabilitation, which will make a major impact for patients,’ Professor Lokesh Joshi, the University of Galway’s Vice-President of Research and Innovation, said.
Spiddal-based Fortis Medical Devices is a client company of Údarás na Gaeltachta, along with RCSI University of Medicine and Health Sciences, and Smart Electronics, Shannon. Their €2.1m grant was awarded through the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment’s Disruptive Technologies Innovation Fund (DTIF).
The consortium will also create a connected health ecosystem to support home-based stroke rehabilitation, providing clinicians with real-time data on gait performance, patient progress, and adherence, enabling continuous improvement in patient outcomes through data-driven insights. 🔬
Their mission is to significantly improve the quality of life for stroke survivors; ARNI Stroke Rehab UK hopes that with this DTIF award, they can accelerate the development of cueStim-Stroke to bring real-world solutions to patients and clinicians 🤓👏
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#ARNIStrokeRehab #cueStimStroke #StrokeRehab #MedTech #Galway #Innovation #Breakthrough
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5 Comments
Would love to sign my husband up for any type of trial as this is such positive news. Although we are in London but would be willing to travel if it was possible. He had a stroke 3 years ago, has been left with Jargon for speech, and no use of his right arm/hand and right leg has severe spasticity so difficult to walk.
This is incredibly inspiring news about the stem cell trial! As a stroke survivor myself, the idea of regenerating damaged brain tissue and regaining lost functions feels like a breakthrough weve long been waiting for. Its amazing to see progress being made, though its still early days. The comments here are full of hope and determination, which is exactly whats needed. Seeing others volunteer and share their own experiences gives strength. I too would love to be part of such a trial if possible. Heres hoping for faster developments and that this promising research leads to tangible treatments for humans soon. What a source of encouragement!
This is incredibly inspiring news about the stem cell trial! As a stroke survivor myself, the idea of regenerating damaged brain tissue and regaining lost functions feels like a breakthrough weve long been waiting for. Its amazing to see progress being made, though its still early days. The comments here are full of hope and determination, which is exactly whats needed. Seeing others volunteer and share their own experiences gives strength. I too would love to be part of such a trial if possible. Heres hoping for faster developments and that this promising research leads to tangible treatments for humans soon. What a source of encouragement!
My husband had an ischemic stroke on July 23rd, 2025. Right lobe. Would it be possible to get him in the trial? We are based in Massachusetts.
I had a hemorrhagic stroke 17 years ago. I would love to join a test study of your stem cell product. I live in California but am willing to test.
Thanks, Rick