Commonly used neurophysiological therapies to promote the recovery of motor function are ().

The commonly used neurophysiological therapies to promote the recovery of motor function include the following four:

①Bobath therapy: facilitation technique is a commonly used method in clinic, which is suitable for cerebral palsy and hemiplegia patients.

②Brunnstrom therapy: inducing patients to use and control abnormal exercise patterns to obtain some exercise responses.

③ Proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation (PNF): It is a therapeutic method that uses proprioceptive stimuli such as stretching, joint contraction, traction and resistance to promote the recovery of motor function by using the spiral diagonal movement mode.

④Rood therapy: it is to stimulate the area dominated by afferent nerve endings to induce skeletal muscle movement, so that it can complete the control process of a certain action or posture, so as to achieve the therapeutic purpose. At present, this therapy is mostly used as an auxiliary means.