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期刊名:Topics in stroke rehabilitation

缩写:TOP STROKE REHABIL

ISSN:1074-9357

e-ISSN:1945-5119

IF/分区:2.3/Q2

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April Vander Veen,Jeffrey Holmes,Patricia Tucker et al. April Vander Veen et al.
Background: Driving restriction has far reaching negative impacts for people who have experienced a stroke. However, current understandings of driving restriction and community mobility after stroke are informed by experi...
Morteza Mostaghimi,Ali Heidarianpour Morteza Mostaghimi
Background: Ischemic stroke is linked to endothelial dysfunction, inflammation, and disrupted hemostasis, particularly involving Von Willebrand factor (vWF), ADAMTS13, and pro-inflammatory cytokines. While functional elec...
R De Luca,A Gangemi,R A Fabio et al. R De Luca et al.
Background: Alone or combined with other advanced rehabilitative treatments , non-invasive transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) is a promising tool to augment neuroplasticity as well as improve cognitive functio...
Juan Wei,Jing Liu,Zhiqiang Peng et al. Juan Wei et al.
Background and objective: Social participation is a core indicator for assessing an individual's functional status and rehabilitation outcomes. Stroke patients often experience "participation restrictions" due to physical...
Gabriel Barreto,Rhayssa Albuquerque,Camilla Santos et al. Gabriel Barreto et al.
Background: Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) is a promising noninvasive treatment for upper extremity motor impairment in people with stroke. However, response variability underscores the need for tools...
Shih-Chen Fan,Hsiao-Ping Chiu Shih-Chen Fan
Background: Spasticity is a common consequence of upper motor neuron syndrome, affecting approximately 42.6% of stroke patients and impairing quality of life. Although stretching is widely used, the optimal type and param...
Robert Teasell,Mohammad R Safaei-Qomi,Cecilia Flores-Sandoval et al. Robert Teasell et al.
Background: A better understanding of the overall picture of post-stroke motor trials in relation to country resources can be an important step to further understand potential disparities. ...
Kyle Kelleher,Nele Demeyere,Andrea Kusec Kyle Kelleher
Background: Following stroke, chronic cognitive impairments across multiple domains have been associated with depression. Currently, it is unknown if specific subtypes of cognitive impairments are differentially related t...
Lorie Gage Richards,Amit Sethi,Maria Paluselli et al. Lorie Gage Richards et al.
Background: Upper extremity (UE) paralysis and weakness due to stroke or traumatic brain injury (TBI) can limit independent functioning. Myoelectrically controlled orthoses can be used for compensatory support for activit...