PT6286: Advanced Motor Control and Motor Learning for Rehabilitation

3 Credits

An in-depth exploration of fundamental principles of neural plasticity, neurophysiology, motor control, and motor learning as a basis for understanding scientific advancements in pathophysiology and therapeutic intervention in motor dysfunction. Prereq: registered PT student

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