This sophisticated, small device is surgically implanted under the chest skin, much like a cardiac pacemaker. It's linked to a slender wire that encircles the vagus nerve (a crucial pathway linking your brain to various vital organs) in your neck region.

Our medical team carefully programs the device to send soft, steady electrical signals to the nerve. This gentle stimulation is designed to encourage brain plasticity, which may help improve functions affected by the stroke. By activating the nerve, the device aims to "wake up" areas of the brain impacted by the stroke, potentially helping to form new connections between brain cells. Many patients experience improvements in movement and abilities, which could speed up their recovery. To get the best results, we often combine the use of the stimulator with tailored rehabilitation exercises. This approach may help stroke survivors regain lost functions more effectively than traditional therapies alone.

• May improve movement and strength in affected limbs

• Could enhance the effectiveness of physical therapy

• Aims to promote long-term recovery and independence

• Non-drug approach to stroke rehabilitation

Vagal nerve stimulation may be an option if you're a stroke survivor struggling with persistent challenges in mobility. Every stroke recovery journey is unique, which is why our specialized team conducts a thorough evaluation of your specific situation. We'll carefully review your medical history, current abilities, and recovery goals to determine if this advanced therapy could play a beneficial role in your rehabilitation process. We aim to work closely with you to explore whether vagal nerve stimulation could be a valuable addition to your personalized recovery plan, potentially helping you regain more independence and improve your quality of life.