Poster zum Thema "Stroke"

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  • P 001
Predicting community ambulation after long-term inpatient rehabilitation using the Berg Balance Scale
  • Ryuichiro Yamada (Sagamihara/ JP)
  • P 002
Self-perceived mobility in the first year after mild stroke – A comparison between Very Early Supported Discharge and ordinary discharge routine. Part of the Gothenburg Very Early Supported Discharge (GOTVED) study
  • P 003
Physical Therapist Postural Assistance after Stroke and Underlying Motor Control Strategies
  • P 004
Telehealth coaching to improve self-management for secondary prevention after stroke: A randomized controlled trial of Stroke Coach
  • P 005
Associations between pre-stroke physical activity and health-related quality of life after stroke
  • P 006
Exploring the association between therapist attributes, implementation fidelity and return-to-work outcomes in the Return to Work after Stroke (RETAKE) trial
  • P 007
The role of LOX-1 in inflammatory activation of microglial under hypoxic-ischemic conditions
  • P 008
Exploring the perceived impact of Stroke Coach on risk factor control among stroke survivors
  • P 009
Embodiment, tailoring, and trust are important for co-construction of meaning in physiotherapy after stroke. A qualitative study
  • P 010
Effect of Innovative versus Usual Care Physical Therapy in Subacute Rehabilitation after stroke: A Multicenter Randomized Controlled Trial
  • P 011
Dissociation between lower limb motor recovery and control of standing balance early poststroke – First results from a repeated-measurements cohort study
  • P 012
Assessing advanced balance performance in people with stroke using the Narrow Corridor Walk Test (NCWT)
  • P 013
3D-freehand Ultrasound Technique of Tibialis anterior Muscle Belly Volume in Stroke Patients: A Reliability Study
  • P 014
Developement of a predictive model of functional outcome of intensive inpatient rehabilitation after stroke
  • P 015
Perceived recovery of the affected UE post-stroke
  • P 016
Perceived daily hand-use 6-months post stroke is strongly correlated to motor and functional abilities and to independence in daily living
  • P 017
Exploring the Impact of COVID-19 Restrictions among Individuals who Experienced Stroke: A Longitudinal Qualitative Study
  • P 018
Cognitive function associated with unaffected hand function in patients with subcortical stroke
  • P 019
The role of intracortical inhibition in motor recovery after stroke
  • P 020
Predictability of cognitive functions on discharge destination in acute stroke patients
  • P 021
Automatic classification of upper limb impairment from resting-state EEG in acute stroke survivors
  • P 022
Comparative discriminative and predictive validity of fall-risk assessments at inpatient discharge post stroke
  • P 023
Two cases of rehabilitation therapy using immersive VR for chronic stroke patients with improved QOL
  • P 024
Toward the Promotion of Task-Sensitive Postural Control Patterns in Individuals with Chronic Stroke
  • P 025
Key Outcomes and Essential Considerations for Physical Activity Measurement Post-Stroke – Towards an International Consensus
  • P 026
Balancing internal and external validity of upper limb motor recovery trials
  • P 027
Patient-centered goal-setting in very early supported discharge with continued rehabilitation after stroke
  • P 028
Quantitative normative upper limb ARAT timing dataset in a large cohort with stroke
  • P 029
Contribution of personal egocentric spatial reference frame and unilateral spatial neglect on weight bearing asymmetry after a right middle artery stroke. A cross-sectional study
  • P 030
The precarity of patient participation – A qualitative interview study of experiences from the acute stroke and rehabilitation journey
  • P 031
Classification of Functional and Non-functional Arm Use by Inertial Measurement Units in Individuals with Upper Limb Impairment after Stroke
  • P 032
Synergistic Effects of Family Members as Caregivers after Acute Hemorrhagic Stroke in Jeju: A Cohort Study in Jeju, Korea
  • P 033
Upper Extremity-Cognitive Dual-Task Assessment; Comparing Individuals Post Stroke to Healthy controls
  • P 034
The effect of a telephone-based intervention on physical activity after stroke
  • P 035
Stroke survivors' and physiotherapists' opinions and perceptions about the potential of a wearable system designed to facilitate motivation for home exercise
  • P 036
Neurorehabilitation for stroke patients beyond the 6 months: are there any significant improvements in the chronic phase?
  • P 037
Validity and reliability of the Portuguese Version of the Wisconsin Gait Scale
  • P 038
Current physiotherapy practices in the acute and early sub-acute phase after stroke in low- and middle-income countries: an observational prospective study in Benin
  • P 039
Impact of comorbidities on inflammation and motor recovery after ischemic stroke
  • P 040
Behavior mapping: A protocol for assessing the quality and quantity of physical activity in residential stroke survivors
  • P 041
Stroke Community Rehabilitation Centre (SCORE) Transformation Program
  • P 042
The effectiveness of cerebellar vermis intermittent theta burst stimulation in improving trunk control and balance function for subacute stroke patients: a randomized controlled trial protocol
  • P 044
FNIRS and EEG are better methods than neuropsychology scales to evaluate the improvement of cognitive function of PSCI by tDCS
  • P 045
Physical therapist compliance in the initial and final evaluations with FSS-ICU and berg scales in patients with stroke: Audit at clínica alemana temuco
  • P 046
Cost-effectiveness of Cerebrolysin Add-on Treatment for Neurorecovery After Ischemic Stroke
  • P 047
Prevalence of Unilateral Neglect in Stroke Patients admitted to a territory health care set up in Mumbai, India
  • P 048
Identifying the "Know-Do" Gap: Current Practice in Interdisciplinary Inpatient Stroke Rehabilitation and Opportunities for Improvement
  • P 049
Influence of cognitive impairment on the result of early neurorehabilitation in patients after stroke
  • P 050
Comparing return-to-work related experiences between participants in an individually randomised trial of Early Stroke Specialist Vocational Rehabilitation versus usual care only
  • P 051
The Rivermead Mobility Index is the most complete instrument to assess functional mobility in stroke: Scoping Review and Systematic Review
  • P 052
What are the effects of acute exercise and exercise training on cerebrovascular hemodynamics following stroke? A systematic review and meta-analysis
  • P 053
Alien hand syndrome: when your arm is the worst enemy
  • P 054
Effects of Telerehabilitation Using a Dance program on Trunk Control and Balance in Patients with Stroke
  • P 055
Fear of falling, meaningful activity participation and community reintegration among stroke survivors in South-West, Nigeria
  • P 056
Barriers and facilitators for physical activity engagement in people with chronic stroke in low-income settings: a cross-sectional study in Benin
  • P 057
Reliability and validity of the Timed Up and Go Obstacle Test (TUGO) in people with chronic stroke
  • P 058
Psychometric evaluation of the Lift and Carry Test (LCT) in people with stroke
  • P 059
A neurotoxocariasis case manifesting multiple cerebral infarction and eosinophilic meningoencephalitis
  • P 060
Effects of Exercise Preconditioning on Neuronal Ferroptosis in the Infarcted Border Region of Rat with Ischemic Stroke
  • P 061
Lower-Extremity Constraint-Induced Movement Therapy Improved Motor Function, Functional Mobility, and Walking Ability after Stroke
  • P 062
Goal-setting in stroke: From guideline to implementation
  • P 063
Differences in skeletal muscle fibre characteristics in paretic limbs of individuals with stroke via skeletal muscle biopsy: A scoping review
  • P 064
Improving Quality of Life after Stroke: Aims and Challenges for Neurorehabilitation
  • P 065
Standardization and validation of the Czech version of Movement Imagery Questionnaire-Revised Second Version in stroke survivors
  • P 066
Co-designing a Post-Stroke Physical Activity Intervention – Evaluating the Co-design Process and Stakeholder Engagement
  • P 067
Exploring Transitional Care Experiences of Stroke Survivors from Hospital to Community Settings
  • P 069
Disordered Breathing during Sleep in Patients with Neurological Disorders
  • P 070
Testing the psychometric properties of the Chinese (Cantonese) version of SATIS-Stroke in people with chronic stroke
  • P 071
The Musical Walk for Post-Stroke Rehabilitation
  • P 072
Alexia without agraphia – An uncommon clinical condition
  • P 073
Correlation between Timed Up and Go Test (TUG) and walking ability in stroke patients following rehabilitation program
  • P 074
Error-enhancement as basis for novel upper limb rehabilitation in the chronic phase after stroke: preliminary results of an ongoing 5-day pre-post intervention study
  • P 075
Muscle Activation Using Contralateral Upper Limb Diagonal Movements As Irradiation In Patients With Hemiplegia: A cross sectional Study
  • P 076
Live Vs Recorded Music: A Crossover Study using Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation
  • P 077
Physical activity levels in hospitalized stroke patients: Systematic Review
  • P 078
Effectiveness of therapy with a whole-body-vibration device in combination with conventional physiotherapy compared to exclusively conventional physiotherapy in terms of balance in stroke patients
  • P 079
The effectiveness of robot-assisted therapy on the upper limb in the early stage after stroke
  • P 080
Blood flow restriction training as a new intervention against muscle atrophy after stroke: A qualtitative research based on expert interviews
  • P 081
Posture assessment in stroke
  • P 082
Defining severe stroke in neurorehabilitation – A scoping review
  • P 083
Augmented Reality and its potential role in neurorehabilitation: a scoping review and pilot trial
  • P 084
Correlation between change in motor impairment and functional ability in response to upper limb exercise-based therapy after stroke: A systematic review with meta-analysis
  • P 085
Heart Rate Variability (HRV) as a biomarker of cognitive-motor interaction in patients with stroke during robotic evaluations of the upper limb
  • P 086
Perutrbation-based balance training in stroke patients
  • P 087
The impact of the functional status and the level of paresis on the appearance of pathologies in the shoulder on the affected side
  • P 088
Surface EMG-based weakness distribution analysis for upper limb muscles after stroke
  • P 089
Physiotherapy intervention protocol to improve gait speed for stroke in the chronic phase – Case Study
  • P 090
Clinical Characteristics of Chronic Rhinitis Following Stroke
  • P 091
Effect of no-heat ultrashortwave therapy on expression of HSP-70 and ultra microstructure of neurons after cerebral ischemia reperfusion in rats
  • P 092
Feasibility of real-time telerehabilitation program on motor outcomes in community-living stroke survivors in rural South India
  • P 093
The Implementation of Sex-and Gender-Based Considerations in Individuals with Stroke: A Cross-Sectional Examination of Exercise-Based Randomized Controlled Trials
  • P 094
The effect and dosage of bilateral versus unilateral or conventional upper limb training programs in acute and subacute stroke survivors: a systematic review and meta-analysis
  • P 095
Aquatic Therapy – A medium used to regain postural control and balance in patients after stroke
  • P 096
Embedding and sustaining Neurologic Music Therapy on a busy inner city hyper acute stroke unit to improve patient experience and early neurorehabilitation outcomes
  • P 098
Immediate Effect Of Ultra Sound Guided Dry Needling in Spastic Soleus Muscle
  • P 105
Electrophysiological and Clinical Evaluation of the Effects of Anodal Transcutaneous Spinal Direct Current Stimulation (tsDCS) on Upper Extremity Spasticity in Chronic Stroke Patients: A Case Report
  • P 107
Is dry needling safe in stroke patients: a scoping review?
  • P 108
Multi-modal therapy in post-stroke elbow flexor spasticity: utility of botulinum toxin (BoNT) and casting to help hemiparetic gait patterns
  • P 109
Management of spasticity after stroke: Place of extracorporeal shock waves therapy (ESWT) in LMICs
  • P 124
Design of a Global Inter-rater Reliability Study of the Post-stroke Spasticity Referral Tool
  • P 125
Predictive value of qEEG measures over the functional outcome of patients undergoing intensive impatient rehabilitation after stroke
  • P 127
Standing Behaviors after Stroke Explained by Posturography. Cross-sectional Study of the Subacute Phase
  • P 131
Lumbar plexus / femoral nerve palsy resulting from Retroperitoneal compartment syndromes (Psoas & Iliacus) – double whammy in stroke patients – Diagnostic & management challenges
  • P 161
Case of cerebellar ataxia and pharmacological management
  • P 222
Distinguishing phenotypes of independent walkers after stroke based on the arm swing pattern during gait: A proof-of-concept study
  • P 223
Effects of an adapted Arm Ability Training® on subjective and objective performance in everyday life in people with stroke: A comparative study
  • P 226
Are pneumatic splints beneficial in the treatament of the hemiplegic upper extremity in post-stroke patients? A randomized and controlled pilot study
  • P 229
Measuring the effect of rTMS therapy on wrist spasticity and motor function in chronic stroke subjects using an objective device
  • P 231
Different Motor Evoked Potential Responses and Treatment Outcomes after Repetitive Transcranial Stimulation Treatment in Post-stroke
  • P 237
Immediate Effect of Motor Imagery on the Quality of Movement with a Paretic Upper Extremity in Stroke Survivors: A Series of Case Studies
  • P 241
The assistive potential of Functional Electrical Stimulation on the paretic upper limb in patients after stroke – A case report
  • P 242
Time to reconcile research findings and clinical practice on upper limb neurorehabilitation
  • P 243
Characterization of stroke-related upper limb motor impairments across various upper limb activities by use of kinematic core set measures
  • P 247
Stroke: What's in a belief? Limb paralysis as a result of poor patient's value function for action at this novel, exceptional post stroke state of absent kinesthetic evidence
  • P 249
Physical Activity Based on Daily Step-count in Inpatient Setting in Stroke and Traumatic Brain Injury Patients in Subacute Stage: A cross-sectional observational Study
  • P 251
A correlation analysis between shoulder active and passive range of motion and upper limb muscle strength in subjects with hemiparesis
  • P 257
Immediate Effect of Motor Imagery on a Functional Movement by an Upper Extremity in the Image of Surface Electromyography and Angular Velocity in Stroke Survivors: A Pilot Study
  • P 259
Balance training - focused on central stability and trunk control – For gait in a elderly stroke survivor: A case study
  • P 267
Evolution of balance in a patient after stroke, with intervention aimed at upper limb function
  • P 293
Using dopaminergic medication to treat hemispatial inattention during in-patient post-stroke neurorehabilitation
  • P 297
What are the determinants of tilted writing and drawing after stroke?
  • P 309
Post-stroke voice problems can lead to poor quality of life, a prospective study using the Voice Handicap Index (VHI)
  • P 310
Capsaicin Stimulation in Neurogenic Dysphagia – Clinical Applications and Tolerance
  • P 313
The impact of spasticity and contractures on dependency and outcomes from rehabilitation
  • P 376
Resilience Practices among Individuals with a Broad Spectrum of Physical Disabilities during the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Qualitative Photo Elicitation Study
  • P 401
Emergence of multidisciplinary rehabilitation services in developing countries on the example of Georgia
  • P 404
Effectiveness of a comprehensive physical activity promotion program among the adults with stroke living in India
  • P 405
The menace of physical distancing: Lessons learnt from pandemic-appropriate measures to implement environmental enrichment in an inpatient neurorehabilitation setting
  • P 407
Evaluation of stRoke rehabIlitation/PhysiotheraPy services in the acute and earLy subacute phases-Experience from a tertiary care centre (RIPPLE Study)
  • P 409
Physical exercise enhances the purinergic receptors, improves enhances the microglia-neuron junctions and protectes against the ischemic stroke via endocannabinoids signaling
  • P 410
From experiential learning to connectivism: Exploring learning theories to enhance training of hemiplegic care amongst health care providers
  • P 411
Knowledge, attitude and practice (KAP) of neurologists towards stroke neuro-rehabilitation in India
  • P 415
The AUREUS Program (Austrian Rehabilitation with Usbekistan Program)
  • P 416
The value of clinical functions in neurorehabilitation – Are all ICF elements equal?
  • P 423
Altered Interhemispheric Inhibition in Adults with Stroke: A Systematic Review with Meta-analysis
  • P 425
MRI-based Personalized Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation to Enhance Upper Limb Function in Patients with Stroke: Study Protocol for a Double Blind Randomized Controlled Trial
  • P 428
Low‑intensity pulsed ultrasound stimulation reduces microglia activation via overexpression of lncRNA-Nespas and inhibition the NLRP3/ASC/Caspase1 pathway in experimental ischemic stroke
  • P 436
Clinical effects of conventional rehabilitation after bilateral stimulation with rtms on upper limb motor recovery after stroke
  • P 443
In-silico investigation of the effect of a stroke-affected brain region on tDCS-induced electric fields towards tDCS treatment planning
  • P 450
A comparative open label study comparing the efficacy of structured physiotherapy vs non structured physiotherapy in reducing post-stroke spasticity related shoulder pain in patients treated with Botulinum toxin A
  • P 455
Characteristics of the pain syndrome in patients with multiple myeloma
  • P 466
Lateropulsion prevalence after stroke: A systematic review and meta-analysis
  • P 475
Trainability of affordance-based judgments in patients with right or left hemisphere stroke
  • P 476
Boredom in survivors of acquired brain injuries: A scoping review
  • P 477
Evaluation of the upper limb perception after stroke: A prevalence and longitudinal study with the newly developed Affected Limb Perception Questionnaire (ALPQ)
  • P 478
Social cognition and executive functions in stroke patients
  • P 485
Can mindfulness based interventions help in reducing depression among stroke survivors – A systematic review
  • P 488
Cognitive Rehabilitation Therapy and Mild Cognitive Impairment in Patients with Vertebral Artery Anomalies
  • P 509
In addition to the functional independence, a rich social network, but not home accessibility, favors home discharge after stationary neurorehabilitation in stroke patients: a retrospective study
  • P 510
Ultrasound and rehabilitation after stroke
  • P 516
Nerve transfer of brachialis to anterior interosseous nerve branch in upper motor neuron syndrome: A feasibility study and topographic anatomy
  • P 520
Breaking Movement: A novel paradigm for rehabilitation of upper extremity after stroke
  • P 521
Effects of visual feedback balance system combined with weight loss system on balance and walking ability in the early rehabilitation stage of stroke
  • P 527
Reversible cerebral vasonctriction syndrome as cause of a stroke and rehabilitation outcome – Case report
  • P 534
Recovery of balance and gait after stroke is deteriorated by confluent white matter hyperintensities: Cohort study
  • P 536
Applicability of automated tractography for stroke patients in acute care rehabilitation
  • P 540
Imitation encourages empathic responses toward other individuals with physical disabilities – an fMRI study
  • P 545
The Effect of Monocular Depth Cues on Spatial Perception in Augmented Reality
  • P 549
Co-Creation of an Immersive Virtual Reality Platform (NeuroVirt) for Gamification of Upper Limb Rehabilitation Following Stroke and Exploration of Initial Clinical Outcomes
  • P 552
Effect of balance function training in a virtual environment on post-stroke pain syndrome
  • P 559
Recovery of gait and posture in immersive VR in patients after stroke
  • P 572
Is everybody suitable for telerehabilitation? An assessment
  • P 578
Chances, Limitations, and Provision of Additional Teletherapeutic Interventions and Apps in Chronic Neurological Conditions
  • P 579
Human centered design for a flexible, multi-professional telerehabilitation system: Results from an initial real-life evaluation within the project REHA2030
  • P 592
Effects of high-intensity interval training with robot-assist walking exercise on cardiopulmonary function and gait ability in chronic stroke patients
  • P 594
Robot-based upper limb somatosensory training in chronic stroke: A pilot study
  • P 595
Amadeo® robot for hand paresis recovery in stroke: Is gold all that shine? A clinical predictive model
  • P 596
Effects of Robotic-Assisted Gait Training With Automatic Control for Stroke Patients: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Randomized Controlled Studies
  • P 597
Effects of end-effector type lower limb rehabilitation robot-assisted gait training in patients with subacute stroke
  • P 603
Rasch Analysis for Functional Skills Measure After Paralysis (FSMAP) and Tasks in ReoGO-J – Robot for Upper Extremity Exercise
  • P 619
Brain-computer interface training in individuals after stroke: A systematic review
  • P 623
Stroke Survivors Experience Elevated Levels of Loneliness: A Multi-Year Analysis of the National Survey for Wales
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