Rizzo, John-Ross Raghavan, Preeti McCrery, J R Oh-Park, Mooyeon Verghese, Joe
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Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation
Our results provide preliminary evidence of the differentiating effect of emotionally charged auditory stimuli on gait performance in older individuals with minimal cognitive impairment compared with those without minimal cognitive impairment. A divided attention task using emotionally charged auditory stimuli might be able to elicit compensatory i...
Barker, Anna Lucia Bird, Marie-Louise Talevski, Jason
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Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation
The evidence suggests Pilates can improve balance, an important risk factor for falls in older adults. However, there is limited data on the impact of Pilates on falls. Effects may have been overestimated because of the low methodological quality of studies. Best-practice recommendations were rarely applied in prior studies, indicating greater effe...
Street, Tamsyn Taylor, Paul Swain, Ian
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Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation
FES of the dorsiflexors is a well-accepted intervention that enables clinically meaningful changes in walking speed, leading to a preserved or an increased functional walking category.
Lin, Yu-Ching
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Tazoe, Toshiki Perez, Monica A
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Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation
A major goal of rehabilitation strategies after spinal cord injury (SCI) is to enhance the recovery of function. One possible avenue to achieve this goal is to strengthen the efficacy of the residual neuronal pathways. Noninvasive repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) has been used in patients with motor disorders as a tool to modulat...
Page, Stephen J Cunningham, David A Plow, Ela Blazak, Brittani
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Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation
The goal of postacute neurorehabilitation is to maximize patient function, ideally by using surviving brain and central nervous system tissue when possible. However, the structures incorporated into neurorehabilitative approaches often differ from this target, which may explain why the efficacy of conventional clinical treatments targeting neurolog...
Renker, Jennifer
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Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation
Bryant, Mon S Graham, James E Rintala, Diana H Protas, Elizabeth J
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Shavelle, Robert M DeVivo, Michael J Brooks, Jordan C Strauss, David J Paculdo, David R
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There was no evidence of improvement. Long-term survival has not changed over the past 30 years.
Magasi, Susan Wong, Alex Gray, David B Hammel, Joy Baum, Carolyn Wang, Chia-Chiang Heinemann, Allen W
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The ascendance of the World Health Organization's International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Heath (ICF) as the global standard for describing and characterizing aspects of disability has refocused attention on the role that environmental factors (EFs) have on the health and participation of people with disabilities, both as indivi...
