Neurorehabilitation facilitates neural plasticity and improves neural connectivity. Physiotherapy as a part of neurorehabilitation helps stimulate the injected bone marrow-derived cells and guides them to target damaged areas, where the cells need to exert their actions. Neurorehabilitation stimulates the nerve cells and the supporting cells in the brain and spinal cord to function at their optimum capacity, by releasing growth factors, improving oxygenation and increasing blood supply. Once cells are regenerated, goal directed physiotherapy helps the regenerated cells to function optimally and develop connections, thus improving motor functions. Thus physiotherapy helps in the repair of damaged areas of spinal cord.
