A stroke is a medical condition characterized by a sudden interruption in the blood supply to the brain, leading to a loss of neurological functions such as motor skills and sensory perception. This disruption can be caused by either ischemia, a blood clot, or hemorrhage, which implies bleeding. The immediate impact often includes impaired movement and sensation, highlighting the importance of a comprehensive rehabilitation program. These programs aim to restore motor and sensory functions and help individuals regain their normal activities.