Neurological Restoration
Experience innovative medical treatments in Cuba with Neurological Restoration, a personalized approach assigning dedicated therapists at La Pradera and CIREN. For over 30 years, Cuba has led in neuro-restorative technology, focusing on neuroplasticity for personalized recovery. This treatment addresses acute injuries’ after-effects and chronic diseases in the nervous system, offering a comprehensive approach.
Neurological treatment involves a meticulous diagnosis of the extent of damage to organs and organ systems resulting from trauma and neurological disorders. Comprehensive examinations help identify the underlying causes leading to neurological injuries. Conditions such as heart disease, arrhythmia, thrombosis, embolism of blood vessels, developmental anomalies of the brain’s blood vessels, blood clotting disorders, and hematological diseases can contribute to the development of strokes. Eliminating the cause of neurological damage offers patients good prospects for success in rehabilitation programs.
After addressing the disease’s cause, a personalized rehabilitation program is developed with contributions from specialists in various medical fields, including neurologists, neurosurgeons, orthopedists, vascular surgeons, internal medicine specialists, physiotherapists, kinesiotherapists, and more. This collaborative effort ensures the formulation of an optimal rehabilitation program.
The main neurological diseases for which care is provided are:
- Epilepsy
- Skull-brain trauma
- Neuromuscular and sclerotic conditions
- Disorders related to brain aging
- Neurodegenerative diseases (Parkinson's and Alzheimer's disease)
- Tumors of the central nervous system
- After-effects of cerebral anoxia
- Infantile cerebral paralysis
- Neuromuscular and peripheral nerve disorders
- Strokes, head and spinal cord injuries
Program for People with Alzheimer's
Aging leads to an increase in degenerative diseases, Alzheimer’s, as the most common of dementias, triggers a series of needs that today’s society has to face. The La Pradera International Health Center offers a quality-of-life program headed by a clinical specialist and other related professionals, in an environment that combines nature, tranquility and the comfort of hotel services, allowing an improvement in the health status of these patients.
Program Details
Duration: 30 days/29 nights
The price starts at US$ 1,615.00 per person
- Accommodation in a double room with FB (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
- Procedures: quality of life gymnastics, dance therapy, socializing games, training to perform complex manual jobs
- Transfer Airport-Medical Facility-Airport in special vehicle suitable for the disabled
Treatment of Parkinson's Disease
Parkinson’s disease is a degenerative brain condition associated with motor symptoms (slowness of movement, tremors, rigidity, and imbalance) and other complications, such as cognitive impairment, mental disorders, sleep and pain disorders and sensory disturbances. Those who suffer from it have an opportunity for medical treatment in Cuba.
By means of a daring and revolutionary surgical procedure, the quality of life of patients is significantly improved. Cuba applies this treatment, unique in the world, for which it has acquired a solid reputation. We distinguish ourselves in the care of people with Parkinson’s disease, for performing exclusively the surgical treatment with selective dorsolateral subthalamotomy, a more effective therapy for the disease. Our services have more than 10 years of experience in neurotransplant, there is great experience in performing stereotaxic surgical procedures (pallidotomy, thalamotomy), with more than 200 surgeries performed on people with movement disorders, with a high rate of effectiveness and tolerance.
Patients to be submitted to these surgical treatments must be selected taking into account several factors such as: stage of the disease, disabling symptoms, response to pharmacological treatment, age, etc. All cases must first be evaluated by our multidisciplinary team of specialists to determine whether they have criteria for treatment, and then they will be evaluated during the first week to define the most appropriate therapeutic conduct. It is an essential requirement that patients travel with a companion.
Pharmacological and surgical treatments mitigate the symptoms of the disease. In addition, patients partially recover their functions and significantly improve their quality of life through rehabilitation therapies.
