Sign

Souques’ Phenomenon: Clinical Sign of Motor Recovery After Stroke

Physiotherapy /
Souques' phenomenon

Introduction Souques’ phenomenon is a neurological sign commonly observed in patients with upper motor neuron lesions, especially after stroke. It reflects abnormal motor control and is often used clinically to assess recovery stages in hemiplegia. Definition Souques’ phenomenon is defined as the involuntary extension and abduction of the fingers when the affected arm is elevated …

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 Multiple Disabilities

Special Education /
Multiple disabilities

Definition of Multiple Disabilities Multiple Disabilities refer to the presence of two or more impairments occurring simultaneously—such as intellectual disability combined with blindness, orthopedic impairment, or other conditions. These combined impairments create educational needs that cannot be addressed through programs targeting a single disability. It is important to note that this definition does not include …

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