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期刊名:Progress in rehabilitation medicine

缩写:PROG REHABIL MED

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e-ISSN:2432-1354

IF/分区:1.3/Q3

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Shota Ikegami,Hiroshi Horiuchi,Yuzu Ishida et al. Shota Ikegami et al.
Objectives: Longitudinal evidence on Locomotive Syndrome (LoS) progression in community-dwelling older adults remains limited. We examined 8-year transitions in LoS stages in a population-based Japanese cohort. ...
Ryosuke Tachibana,Wataru Yamazaki,Tatsuya Kono et al. Ryosuke Tachibana et al.
Objectives: This study aimed to investigate the effects of restricted shoulder girdle motion on knee joint kinematics and kinetics during walking, as a preliminary step toward clarifying the role of trunk function in indi...
Satoru Hanada,Yunosuke Matsuura,Shohei Koyama et al. Satoru Hanada et al.
Objectives: : Gait function is associated with prognosis in patients with acute myocardial infarction (AMI). This study aimed to examine whether achieving ambulation of 50 m within 14 days after weaning from mechanical ci...
Masayoshi Takamori,Hiroshi Irisawa,Yoshiteru Seo et al. Masayoshi Takamori et al.
Objectives: Upper-limb weakness significantly impairs activities of daily living in individuals with neurological disorders. Exercise at the anaerobic threshold or higher is recommended for efficient training and rehabili...
Rikumi Kurahashi,Naoki Deguchi,Junji Nishimoto Rikumi Kurahashi
Objectives: Examiner reliability of dynamic quantitative sensory testing (QST) of the knee varies across studies, and the optimal assessment site remains unclear. This study aimed to examine the intra- and inter-examiner ...
Chihiro Oyamada,Junichiro Ishii,Tetsuo Kaminai et al. Chihiro Oyamada et al.
Objectives: The "too many toes" sign is a clinical indicator for evaluating flatfoot. However, standardized assessment conditions remain undefined. In rehabilitation settings, this sign is used to monitor alignment, funct...
Taizo Goya,Taro Naka,Natsuko Takara et al. Taizo Goya et al.
Objectives: This study investigated whether moderate-to-vigorous physical activity (MVPA) in patients after pulmonary resection is significantly associated with the 6-min walking distance recovery rate (6MWD-RR). ...
Hiroaki Tamashiro,Naoki Urushidani,Keiko Okita et al. Hiroaki Tamashiro et al.
Objectives: This study characterized the joint-specific time course of upper-limb spasticity to identify predictors of subsequent spasticity progression in post-stroke patients undergoing inpatient rehabilitation in a con...