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Version 1.5.3 · 2026-07-09
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The store currently lists version 1.5.3, updated 2026-07-09.








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Master neurological rehabilitation through realistic patient cases designed to strengthen clinical reasoning and prepare you for clinical practice and the NPTE. Physical Therapy Case Files: Neurological Rehabilitation presents 31 evidence-based patient cases covering a wide range of neurological conditions encountered in clinical practice. Each case guides you through examination, evaluation, diagnosis, treatment planning, interventions, and evidence-based clinical recommendations.
Written by experienced clinicians, researchers, and educators, these cases help you apply classroom knowledge to real patient care while reinforcing concepts commonly tested on the NPTE and FCCPT.
The free version includes one sample case. Additional cases are available through an in-app purchase.…
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