Poster zum Thema "Early neurorehabilitation"

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  • 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
  • Anna Danielsson (Gothenburg/ SE)
  • P 009
Embodiment, tailoring, and trust are important for co-construction of meaning in physiotherapy after stroke. A qualitative study
  • P 027
Patient-centered goal-setting in very early supported discharge with continued rehabilitation after stroke
  • P 032
Synergistic Effects of Family Members as Caregivers after Acute Hemorrhagic Stroke in Jeju: A Cohort Study in Jeju, Korea
  • 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 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 049
Influence of cognitive impairment on the result of early neurorehabilitation in patients after stroke
  • P 077
Physical activity levels in hospitalized stroke patients: Systematic Review
  • 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 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 106
Early detection of spasticity in acute post-stroke patients
  • P 126
The Diaschisis: A Rehabilitation target for traumatic Central Nervous System injuries?
  • P 139
Predictors of sleep disordered breathing in patients with myotonic dystrophy type 1: Potential role for sleep rehabilitation
  • P 196
An Unusual Clinical Presentation of Multiple Sclerosis and Benefits of Individually-Designed Rehabilitation: A case report
  • P 202
The trajectory of serum levels of glial fibrillary acidic protein within four weeks post-injury is related to neurological recovery during the transition from acute to chronic spinal cord injury
  • P 256
Changes in sensorimotor capacity of stroke survivors during neurorehabilitation
  • P 260
Experience of incorporating hardware technologies with biofeedback (BFB) and rhythmic peripheral magnetic stimulation into complex rehabilitation of patients with fine motor disorders in the early recovery period of stroke
  • P 325
Neurorehabilitation after traumatic brain injury and the relevance of a tracheostomy for long-term outcome
  • P 337
Type of matured pincer grasp and fine motor development in preterm children at the age of 3-4 years
  • P 354
Abscondment of children with cerebral palsy from physiotherapy clinics in Southwest, Nigeria
  • P 363
ReCOVer study: A Cross-sectional Observational Study to Identify the Neuro-Rehabilitation Needs in Post-discharge COVID-19 Survivors
  • P 367
Does COVID-19 impact on patient outcomes during inpatient rehabilitation?
  • P 378
Occupational therapy and covid-19: Most frequent environmental modifications for returning home. Multicenter study
  • P 384
The neurological burden of a severe SARS-COV-2 infection in a young patient
  • P 393
Evaluation of ReSPECT (Recommended summary plan for emergency care and treat) documentation in a level 1 inpatient Rehabilitation unit in United Kingdom
  • P 412
Evaluation of associated reactions in stroke survivors
  • P 424
Effects of Anodal Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation on Upper Extremity Functions and Brain Activity in Acute Stroke Patients
  • P 448
Mechanism of effect of 641+890nm low-energy laser on diabetic patients with peripheral neuropathy
  • P 507
Development of a Risk Assessment Tool for Contractures: the ORACLE study
  • P 518
Rehabilitation strategies after surgery of malignant brain tumors
  • P 519
Subdural hemorrhage in autoimmune encephalitis: a severe and rare complication with impact on the rehabilitation setting
  • 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 522
Rehabilitation success and potential determinants in Guillain-Barré syndrome – Results from a retrospective clinic-based cohort in Germany
  • P 523
OptiNIV – Protocol of a multicenter, parallel-group randomized controlled trial
  • P 524
Patients with tracheostomy in a Neurocritical care: clinical profile, post tracheostomy outcomes and secretion management
  • P 525
Get going After concussIonN Lite (GAIN Lite): A study protocol for a randomized controlled trial of an early intervention to reduce impairing post-concussional mild to moderate symptoms in adults
  • P 526
Gait and motor recovery in early subacute ischemic stroke patients after intensive rehabilitation
  • P 527
Reversible cerebral vasonctriction syndrome as cause of a stroke and rehabilitation outcome – Case report
  • P 530
The "PSS: early ID" application: Interactive features to engage providers in early identification and referral of patients with post-stroke spasticity
  • P 531
Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus following Aneurysmal Subarachnoid Haemorrhage: A case report
  • P 532
Diagnostics of mild to moderate neurotrophic disorders as a prevention of neurodegenerative problems
  • P 600
Robotic Mobilization in Early Neurorehabilitation: Evaluation of User Experiences