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Nirmal Surya

Vorsitz

15.12.2022
13:00 – 15:00
Developing World Forum
Developing neuro-rehabilitation services in Mauritius – a case study of strategies to implement neurorehabilitation in a developing country
Schubert 1–2
15.12.2022
17:15 – 18:45
Developing World Forum
Challenges in multiple sclerosis rehab in developing countries
Schubert 1–2

Invited speaker Teaching course

14.12.2022
15:15 – 16:15 60 Min.
Presentation
Health care settings for rehabilitation after stroke

Invited speaker

15.12.2022
17:35 – 17:55 20 Min.
Invited Lecture
Asian perspective
16.12.2022
15:30 – 17:00 90 Min.
Discussion
Round table

Invited speaker Round table

16.12.2022
16:30 – 16:45 15 Min.
Invited Lecture
Community and family based rehabilitation – role and tools to develop health and rehabilitation systems

Invited speaker Symposium

17.12.2022
10:30 – 10:40 10 Min.
Invited Lecture
Stroke rehabilitation in India – can needs be met and how?

Vortrag

14.12.2022
17:15 – 17:16 1 Min.
On Demand
Pre-congress teaching course on stroke rehabilitation practice recommendations – chapters 13-14
15.12.2022
14:16 – 14:41 25 Min.
Discussion
Panel discussion
15.12.2022
14:50 – 14:51 1 Min.
On Demand
Developing neuro-rehabilitation services in Mauritius – a case study of strategies to implement neurorehabilitation in a developing country
15.12.2022
18:35 – 18:36 1 Min.
On Demand
Challenges in multiple sclerosis rehab in developing countries
15.12.2022
18:54 – 18:55 1 Min.
On Demand
Oral communication 3
16.12.2022
15:50 – 15:55 5 Min.
ePoster Presentation
P 134
Screening of COVID 19 related anxiety among persons with epilepsy in Maharashtra, India
Epilepsy, Neuropsychology and cognitive rehabilitation
16.12.2022
15:55 – 16:00 5 Min.
ePoster Presentation
P 135
Yoga as an adjunct therapy to reduce seizure frequency and improve quality of life in personswith epilepsy (PwE)
Epilepsy
16.12.2022
17:00 – 17:01 1 Min.
On Demand
Community based rehabilitation
16.12.2022
17:00 – 17:01 1 Min.
On Demand
WFNR and WFN – Approaches to brain health
17.12.2022
11:30 – 11:31 1 Min.
On Demand
Need for comprehensive stroke care

Weitere Beteiligungen

16.12.2022
15:35 – 15:40 5 Min.
ePoster Presentation
P 098
Immediate Effect Of Ultra Sound Guided Dry Needling in Spastic Soleus Muscle
Spasticity, Stroke
16.12.2022
15:50 – 15:55 5 Min.
ePoster Presentation
P 134
Screening of COVID 19 related anxiety among persons with epilepsy in Maharashtra, India
Epilepsy, Neuropsychology and cognitive rehabilitation
16.12.2022
15:55 – 16:00 5 Min.
ePoster Presentation
P 075
Muscle Activation Using Contralateral Upper Limb Diagonal Movements As Irradiation In Patients With Hemiplegia: A cross sectional Study
Motor neurorehabilitation, Stroke
16.12.2022
15:55 – 16:00 5 Min.
ePoster Presentation
P 135
Yoga as an adjunct therapy to reduce seizure frequency and improve quality of life in personswith epilepsy (PwE)
Epilepsy
17.12.2022
10:00 – 10:09 9 Min.
Oral Presentation
OP 098
Changes in Neurorehabilitation Practice during 2 years of COVID Pandemic in India
COVID-19/SARS-CoV-2-related problems, Telerehabilitation and digital tools