Rehabilitation after neuralgic amyotrophy: Finding a path to self-management

This dissertation introduces a multidisciplinary rehabilitation program for Neuralgic Amyotrophy (NA), focusing on residual symptoms and supported by new clinimetric measurement tools. The program promotes scapular motor control and self-management to reduce symptoms such as weakness, pain, and limited mobility. Clinical studies demonstrate that coordinated physical and occupational therapy, combined with precise measurements, significantly enhance recovery by fostering adaptive strategies and sustainable support.