The PhysioFunction team have achieved some amazing results with clients recovering from posterior fossa tumour resection. Some examples of the therapy you may receive include:
Many of the symptoms of PFS improve with time but recovery is often incomplete, and patients are left with some degree of limitation, which in some cases can impact their ability to live independently.
Physiotherapy - Physiotherapy treatment help manage the symptoms of PFS. The common aims of rehabilitation can be:
Occupational Therapy – An OT will provide assistance with activities of daily living, help make adaptations and provide equipment for home and mobility. They will also support in returning to school, work and leisure activities.
Speech and Language Therapy - A SLP can provide support, treatment and advice in communication, speech and swallowing.
Medical Management – Monitors, manages and prescribes medication when appropriate to address symptoms.
Psychologists, Dieticians and experts from other professions may also be involved.