Schwartz, Carolyn E Stucky, Brian Rivers, Carly S Noonan, Vanessa K Finkelstein, Joel A
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Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation
We detected recalibration and reconceptualization response shift effects in one to five-year follow-up of people with SCI. Despite stable motor and cognitive function, people with SCI are adapting to their condition. This adaptation reflects a progressive disconnection between symptoms and physical or mental health, and a real improvement in the Ph...
Elnitsky, Christine A Blevins, Cara Findlow, Jan Warren Alverio, Tabitha Wiese, Dennis
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Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation
Findings indicate the need for campus services to address the particular needs of student veterans and the need for determining what particular services should be offered to help this population cope with injuries and succeed in college.
Asher, Arash Van Dyk, Kathleen Patel, Sunita K Newman, Robin Engle, Jessica Hutchison, Nancy Padgett, Lynne
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Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation
Addison, Odessa Prior, Steven J Kundi, Rishi Serra, Monica C Katzel, Leslie I Gardner, Andrew W Ryan, Alice S
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Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation
Men with PAD demonstrate a high prevalence of sarcopenia. Those with sarcopenia and PAD demonstrate decreased mobility function.
Carvalho, Igor Pinto, Sérgio Medeiros Chagas, Daniel das Virgens Praxedes Dos Santos, Jomilto Luiz de Sousa Oliveira, Tainá Batista, Luiz Alberto
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The results obtained suggest that this training benefits people with cerebral palsy, specifically by increasing walking speed and endurance and improving gross motor function. For future studies, we suggest investigating device configuration parameters and conducting a large number of randomized controlled trials with larger sample sizes and indivi...
Stuiver, Martijn M Kampshoff, Caroline S Persoon, Saskia Groen, Wim van Mechelen, Willem Chinapaw, Mai J M Brug, Johannes Nollet, Frans Kersten, Marie-José Schep, Goof
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Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation
Predictions of Vo2peak and Wpeak based on the SRT are adequate at the group level, but insufficiently accurate in individual patients. The multivariable prediction model for Wpeak can be used cautiously (eg, supplemented with a Borg score) to aid endurance exercise prescription.
Kagan, Aura Simmons-Mackie, Nina Victor, J Charles Chan, Melodie T
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Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation
These findings suggest that CAMS may provide useful quality improvement information for health care facilities with an interest in improving care for patients with stroke and aphasia.
Thilarajah, Shamala Mentiplay, Benjamin F Bower, Kelly J Tan, Dawn Yong Hao, Pua Williams, Gavin Koh, Gerald Clark, Ross A
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Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation
Age, gender, physical function, depression, fatigue, self-efficacy and quality of life were factors associated with post-stroke physical activity. The cause and effect of these relationships are unclear and the possibility of reverse causality needs to be addressed.
Mockler, Shelley R McEwen, Irene R Jones, Maria A
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Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation
Cognition, type of wheelchair control, and diagnosis might predict power mobility proficiency in young children with severe motor impairments. These factors however should not be used to determine whether a child has the opportunity to participate in a training program. Agreement between the WSC and PMP could help researchers and clinicians compare...
Cloud, Beth A Zhao, Kristin D Ellingson, Arin M Nassr, Ahmad Windebank, Anthony J An, Kai-Nan
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Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation
Scapulothoracic kinematics and spinal curvature differences during propulsion may be associated with the position of other body segments or postural stability. Because no differences were observed at the glenohumeral joint, the risk of subacromial impingement may not be affected by this seat angle change.
