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Programme

• 10:00 – 10:09 9 Min.

  • Oral Presentation
  • OP 009

  Predictive Accuracy of the Lucerne ICF-based Multidisciplinary Observational Scale (LIMOS) for Predicting Falls During Inpatient Stroke Rehabilitation

  • Sandrine Bärtschi (Lucerne/ CH)

   Motor neurorehabilitation, Outcome measurement
• 10:09 – 10:18 9 Min.

  • Oral Presentation
  • OP 010

  The potential of exercise as a treatment option for peripheral neuropathy – State of the art and implications for neurorehabilitation

  • Maryam Balke (Cologne/ DE)

   Motor neurorehabilitation, Neuromuscular disorders
• 10:18 – 10:27 9 Min.

  • Oral Presentation
  • OP 011

  Traffic accidents among car drivers with Parkinson's disease and multiple sclerosis – A national population-based study

  • Helena Selander (Gothenburg/ SE)

   Motor neurorehabilitation, Parkinson‘s disease
• 10:27 – 10:36 9 Min.

  • Oral Presentation
  • OP 012

  Bimodal EEG-fMRI Neurofeedback training to enhance upper limb motricity after chronic stroke: a RCT

  • Isabelle Bonan (Rennes/ FR)

   Brain computer interfaces, Motor neurorehabilitation
• 10:36 – 10:45 9 Min.

  • Oral Presentation
  • OP 013

  The maximal session length of upper limb rehabilitation of people with moderate to severe upper limb motor impairment after acute and early subacute stroke: A dose escalation study

  • Lisa Tedesco Triccas (Hasselt/ BE)

   Motor neurorehabilitation, Stroke
• 10:45 – 10:54 9 Min.

  • Oral Presentation
  • OP 014

  Implicit motor learning with short-term training paradigm using enhanced intrinsic feedback in stroke survivors

  • Caroline Rajda (Montreal/ CA)

   Motor neurorehabilitation, Virtual and augmented reality
• 10:54 – 11:03 9 Min.

  • Oral Presentation
  • OP 015

  Digital Music Interfaces and Motion Sensing for Improving Arm Movement in Stroke Patients

  • Rafael Ramirez-Melendez (Barcelona/ ES)

   Motor neurorehabilitation, Stroke
• 11:03 – 11:12 9 Min.

  • Oral Presentation
  • OP 016

  A new measure of reaching movement quality accounting for motor compensation in individuals with stroke: The trunk-based index of performance

  • Daniele Piscitelli (Storrs, CT/ US)

   Motor neurorehabilitation, Outcome measurement
• 11:12 – 11:21 9 Min.

  • Oral Presentation
  • OP 017

  Effect of whole body vibration training on the recovery of lower limb function in people with stroke: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

  • Xiali Xue (Chengdu/ CN)
  • Xinwei Yang (Chengdu/ CN)
  • Zhongyi Deng (Guangzhou/ CN)
  • Ning Li (Chengdu/ CN)

   Motor neurorehabilitation, Stroke
• 11:21 – 11:30 9 Min.

  • Oral Presentation
  • OP 018

  Home-based is as effective as centre-based rehabilitation for improving upper limb motor recovery and activity limitations after stroke: A systematic review

  • Fernando Arêas (Vitória/ BR)

   Motor neurorehabilitation, Stroke
• 11:30 – 11:31 1 Min.

  • On Demand

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  • Daniele Piscitelli (Storrs, CT/ US)
  • Xiali Xue (Chengdu/ CN)
  • Xinwei Yang (Chengdu/ CN)
  • Zhongyi Deng (Guangzhou/ CN)
  • Ning Li (Chengdu/ CN)
  • Fernando Arêas (Vitória/ BR)