Poster zum Thema "Motor neurorehabilitation"

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  • P 003
Physical Therapist Postural Assistance after Stroke and Underlying Motor Control Strategies
  • Sarah Schwab (Cincinnati, OH/ US)
  • 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 018
Cognitive function associated with unaffected hand function in patients with subcortical stroke
  • P 022
Comparative discriminative and predictive validity of fall-risk assessments at inpatient discharge post stroke
  • P 024
Toward the Promotion of Task-Sensitive Postural Control Patterns in Individuals with Chronic Stroke
  • P 026
Balancing internal and external validity of upper limb motor recovery trials
  • P 033
Upper Extremity-Cognitive Dual-Task Assessment; Comparing Individuals Post Stroke to Healthy controls
  • P 036
Neurorehabilitation for stroke patients beyond the 6 months: are there any significant improvements in the chronic phase?
  • P 054
Effects of Telerehabilitation Using a Dance program on Trunk Control and Balance in Patients with Stroke
  • 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 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 071
The Musical Walk for Post-Stroke Rehabilitation
  • P 073
Correlation between Timed Up and Go Test (TUG) and walking ability in stroke patients following rehabilitation program
  • P 075
Muscle Activation Using Contralateral Upper Limb Diagonal Movements As Irradiation In Patients With Hemiplegia: A cross sectional Study
  • 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 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 089
Physiotherapy intervention protocol to improve gait speed for stroke in the chronic phase – Case Study
  • 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 097
Which are the most frequently injected muscles in patients undergoing treatment with abobotulinumtoxinA for lower limb spasticity in routine practice? Baseline data from the AboLiSh study
  • P 099
Improved Disability and Quality of Life Outcomes in Hemiparetic Patients with Upper and Lower Limb Spasticity from Etiologies Other Than Stroke Treated with OnabotulinumtoxinA: Insights from the Adult Spasticity International Registry (ASPIRE) Study
  • P 101
Feasibility data of different German questionnaires collecting information on comprehensibility and severity of three treatment-relevant symptoms of disabling spastic movement disorder after stroke
  • P 103
Time duration to determine the optimal dose of botulinum toxin for the treatment of involuntary muscle hyperactivity in neurological disorders – Data analysis based on a botulinum toxin patient registry
  • P 110
Algo-dysfunctional syndrome in a patient with congenital spastic tetraparesis
  • P 120
Combination of Botulinum Toxin with Rehabilitation for Spasticity Management: A case series
  • P 121
Extracorporeal Shock Waves Therapy protocol in post-stroke triceps surae spasticity: A pilot randomised controlled trial
  • P 141
Can EMG identify traces of polio engagement in muscles perceived as healthy in patients with late effect of polio?
  • P 143
Effect of rehabilitation on clinical outcome and motor synergies in chemotherapy induced peripheral neuropathy
  • P 145
Central stability training in a case of sensory ataxia in the context of Sjögren's Syndrome: A case study
  • P 150
Movement intention influences segmentation: A kinematic pointing task study in patients with genetic degenerative ataxias
  • P 153
Post-Cardiac arrest hypoxic myoclonus: a rare case of lance-adams syndrome
  • P 157
An umbrella review of the evidence investigating the effectiveness of falls prevention interventions for people with stroke, multiple sclerosis and Parkinson's disease
  • P 158
Audit of compliance with Lycra® splinting for dystonia within an orthotics service
  • P 159
Physiotherapy of low back pain in the subacute phase
  • P 160
Functional movement disorders. A clinical case report
  • P 166
Effect of aquatic therapy on balance from a postural control model in people with parkinson disease. Systematic review and meta-analysis
  • P 181
MuSic Moves – Co-creating a music-supported exercise programme with and for people with multiple sclerosis
  • P 189
Die Auswirkungen von Rumpfstabilitätstraining auf das Gleichgewicht bei Patient*innen mit Multipler Sklerose
  • P 207
Effect of Practice Intervention with Somatosensory Stimulation on Upper Extremity Functions in Individuals with Incomplete Spinal Cord Injury
  • P 212
Body representations after spinal cord injury: A longitudinal control-case study
  • P 217
Recovery phase rehabilitation for spinal cord injury in the public rehabilitation center in Japan
  • P 218
Effect of transcranial direct surrent stimulation with gait training in individuals with spinal cord injury
  • 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 224
Retropulsion – A frequent postural problem in neurorehabilitation
  • P 225
Motor Imagery and Action Observation on Motor Learning in Healthy Individuals and Patients: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis
  • 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 227
Meta-analytical study of the effectiveness of pharmacological and non-pharmacological treatments in chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy
  • P 228
Mental chronometry for assessing Motor Imagery ability in people with Parkinson's Disease
  • P 229
Measuring the effect of rTMS therapy on wrist spasticity and motor function in chronic stroke subjects using an objective device
  • P 230
Stroke survivor's feedback preferences from wearable sensors
  • P 231
Different Motor Evoked Potential Responses and Treatment Outcomes after Repetitive Transcranial Stimulation Treatment in Post-stroke
  • P 232
Effects of hand rehabilitation in post-stroke patients using the Biometrics device
  • P 233
Neurorehabilitation and percutaneous myofasciotomy – A promising way back to life!
  • P 235
Efficacy of Physiotherapy in the Prevention and Treatment of Neuropathy by Chemotherapy: A Systematic Review
  • P 236
Effects of a individualized home-based cognitive-multisensory-physical exercises program on dual-task performance on people with dementia
  • 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 238
Assessing differences in the ability to generate motor images between climbers and non-climbers athletes
  • P 239
Differences in learning capacity and motor consolidation between sports subjects (aerobic and overload) and sedentary subjects belonging to the University of Santiago de Chile
  • P 240
HEG Neurofeedback in of post-stroke hand rehabilitation
  • 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 244
Contribution of eye movements in physical & neurological medicine of rehabilitation
  • P 245
Kinematic and muscle impact of a bio-mimetic assistance with a lower limb exoskeleton in MS and NMD patients during overground walking
  • P 246
Functional electrical stimulation for correction of dropped foot in adults with cerebral palsy: A service evaluation
  • 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 248
Restoration of motor function after CNS damage: Is there a potential beyond spontaneous recovery?
  • 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 250
Cognitive ecological test of san pellegrino terme
  • P 251
A correlation analysis between shoulder active and passive range of motion and upper limb muscle strength in subjects with hemiparesis
  • P 252
Recovery of mobility skills for non-ambulant adults after acquired brain injury: An observational study
  • P 253
The use of BIMEO with acute stroke patients
  • P 254
Acoustic characteristics of stop consonants in words in native Kannada speakers with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)- A window to decision making in dysarthria Rehabilitation
  • P 255
Shoulder girdle strength and sensory integration in upper limb function in spinal cord injury by ependymoma – Case study
  • P 256
Changes in sensorimotor capacity of stroke survivors during neurorehabilitation
  • 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 258
Tailoring interventions for meaningful client outcomes using a decision-making aid for upper limb neurorehabilitation: A multiple-case study series
  • P 259
Balance training - focused on central stability and trunk control – For gait in a elderly stroke survivor: A case study
  • 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 261
Constraint induced movement therapy through telerehabilitation in upper limb function recovery after stroke
  • P 262
Effect of using the motor imagery model on sports practice with upper extremity in adapted sports
  • P 263
Applying Developmental Movement Principles in the Rehabilitation of Brain Injury Patients in the Chronic Stage of Recovery
  • P 264
Upright alignment of the trunk is impaired during walking in adults after acquired brain injury
  • P 265
Brachial plexus palsy radio- induced: A case repport
  • P 266
Assessment of the impact of a physiotherapy program with the use of an exoskeleton on the functional efficiency and mobility of people with neurological diseases – A pilot study
  • P 267
Evolution of balance in a patient after stroke, with intervention aimed at upper limb function
  • P 281
Delicate technologies of rehabilitation for FRAILTY-syndrome patients with dementia
  • P 307
Effects of neuromuscular electrical stimulation for treatment of dysphagia in acute stroke patients: A Randomized Controlled Trial
  • P 334
Fatigue of the elbow muscles during repetitive voluntary contractions in children and adolescents with spina bifida
  • P 339
Arthrogryposis Multiplex Congenita in pediatric age: Correlation between MUScular MRI and functional Evaluation (AMUSE), towards a biomechanical model
  • P 344
Effects of a mixed aerobic-strength training for long-distance wheelchair-users pediatric patients with spina bifida: a randomised crossover trial
  • P 350
The effects on gait in children after treatment with Botulinum Toxin A in combination with controlled dynamic stretching orthotics
  • P 351
Pilot study to observe the change in independence in everyday life through intensified wheelchair mobility training in wheelchair-dependent children
  • P 352
Congenital idiopathic facial paralysis – What to expect and the role of physical medicine and rehabilitation
  • P 388
Physiotherapy in a patient with post-covid myopathy and post-internment in the ICU: Case study
  • P 413
Anthropometric nutritional profile of patients entered into the adult neuroreabilitation program of the centro catarinense de Reabilitação/ Brazil
  • P 453
Low back pain in young office workers: does posture matters?
  • P 462
Pain management of a complex hand trauma and rehabilitation program – Case presentation
  • P 500
The Speed Precision ObsTacle courSe (SPOTS): A new measurement tool for high-level walking for people with central neurological disorders
  • P 505
Give me chance: What 18 month of inpatient neurorehabilitation can do to alliviate severe chronic deficits in young patients with acquired brain injury
  • P 506
Development of an audit checklist for Upper Limb TRaining and Assessment Tracking (UL-TRAck) in patients with stroke and spinal cord injury in clinical settings
  • P 514
Rehabilitation outcomes at discharge from Staged Community-Based Brain Injury Rehabilitation in Western Australia, 2011-2020 (ABI-RESTaRT)
  • P 526
Gait and motor recovery in early subacute ischemic stroke patients after intensive rehabilitation
  • P 533
Does the change of corticospinal tract shape reflect motor function recovery: Diffusion tensor imaging study
  • P 538
Relationship among subjective difficulty, brain activity, and postural balance during a repetitive postural control task
  • P 539
Focal Muscle Vibration Decreases Motor Cortex Activation: An fMRI Case Study
  • P 541
Fractional amplitude of low-frequency fluctuation (fALFF) alterations in stroke patients induced by Tuina (Chinese massage): A resting-state fNIRS study
  • P 548
Can movement kinematics reveal amelioration of apraxic deficits by augmented reality cueing?
  • P 555
Evaluation of a virtual reality in motion driving simulator in patients with acquired brain injury (OTsDA project): A proof-of-concept cross-sectional study
  • P 556
Results of rehabilitation in patients with balance disorders after stroke using virtual reality
  • P 566
Virtual Reality in sensorimotor rehabilitation and therapy compliance
  • P 570
Telehealth neurologic music therapy effects motor rehabilitation in children with autism: A pilot feasibility study
  • P 602
First results from a usability pilot test of a lower-limb exosuit on chronic stroke patients
  • P 604
Effects of Rehabilitation Using a Forearm Mobility Robot to Improve Upper Limb Function in Patients with convalescent poststroke hemiplegia: A Multicenter, Randomized, Controlled, Parallel Group Trial
  • P 605
New frontiers in gait rehabilitation: Moonwalker
  • P 607
Comparing functional outcomes, dosage and manpower utilisation in robotic exoskeleton training in inpatient neurological rehabilitation
  • P 609
Error enhancement improving arm motor recovery in individual with sub-acute stroke
  • P 611
Impact of Repeated Treatment by Modified Constraint-Induced Movement Therapy Combined with Robotic Training in A Chronic Stroke Patient with Severe Upper Limb Paralysis
  • P 612
Preliminary rehabilitation results of the use of ATLAS 2030 paediatric exoskeleton with children with neuromuscular and neurological conditions
  • P 615
Decoding multiple naturalistic same-hand movements from the non-invasive neuromagnetic (MEG) measurements
  • P 616
Feasibility and practicality of whole-arm brain/neural exoskeleton-enabled stroke neurorehabilitation
  • P 617
Assessing the impact of assistive hand exoskeletons on bimanual tasks in severe stroke with the Berlin Bimanual Test for Stroke (BeBiTS)