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Oxford Centre for Enablement neurological rehabilitation
Oxford University Hospitals
Neurological rehabilitation outpatient clinics at the Oxford Centre for Enablement. The service's page says: "Multiple sclerosis and other central nervous inflammatory conditions Inherited or acquired ataxias Transverse myelitis Stroke Subarachnoid haemorrhage Parkinson's disease Spinal cord injury Hereditary spastic paraparesis Functional neurological disorder Traumatic brain injury Polytrauma Cerebral palsy Encephalitis Neuroorthopaedic conditions Acquired and hereditary peripheral neuropathy Motor neuron disease Muscular dystrophy Brain tumour Post in" Functional neurological disorder is one of the conditions the clinic says it sees. This is not recorded as a Right to Choose service.
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Referral
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Multiple sclerosis and other central nervous inflammatory conditions Inherited or acquired ataxias Transverse myelitis Stroke Subarachnoid haemorrhage Parkinson's disease Spinal cord injury Hereditary spastic paraparesis Functional neurological disorder Traumatic brain injury Polytrauma Cerebral palsy Encephalitis Neuroorthopaedic conditions Acquired and hereditary peripheral neuropathy Motor neuron disease Muscular dystrophy Brain tumour Post in
Evidence
pathway_refresh: Multiple sclerosis and other central nervous inflammatory conditions Inherited or acquired ataxias Transverse myelitis Stroke Subarachnoid haemorrhage Parkinson's disease Spinal cord injury Hereditary spastic paraparesis Functional neurological disorder Traumatic brain injury Polytrauma Cerebral palsy Encephalitis Neuroorthopaedic conditions Acquired and hereditary peripheral neuropathy Motor neuron disease Muscular dystrophy Brain tumour Post in
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