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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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Mieko Yokozuka,Chie Miki,Hirohiko Kurogo et al. Mieko Yokozuka et al.
Objective: We examined the toe flexor strength, foot morphology, and falls in community-dwelling elderly women who could walk outdoors independently without aids. ...
Minori Imura,Yasuyo Nakashima,Risa Kawaguchi et al. Minori Imura et al.
Background: Effective interaction with orally intubated patients is important for critical care rehabilitation. An electrolarynx (EL) has reportedly proven useful for facilitating verbal communication during oral intubati...
Ena Sato,PhD Takehiko Yamaji,Hideomi Watanabe Ena Sato
Background: The WISH-type S-form hip brace (WISH brace) has been shown to significantly improve hip function, functional mobility, and gait biomechanics in patients with hip osteoarthritis. The aim of the current study wa...
Hideyuki Tashiro,Takuya Isho,Takanori Takeda et al. Hideyuki Tashiro et al.
Objective: Individuals with stroke frequently experience mobility deficits and limited community reintegration. This study aimed to investigate life-space mobility and relevant factors in community-living individuals with...
Tomoko Sakai,Tetsuya Jinno,Chisato Hoshino et al. Tomoko Sakai et al.
Objective: This study aimed to investigate risk management during acute rehabilitation in cases where rehabilitation was canceled after prescription. Meth...
Satoshi Kamada,Etsuji Shiota,Toshiyuki Yamashita et al. Satoshi Kamada et al.
Background: Kabuki syndrome is a rare congenital syndrome. Individuals with Kabuki syndrome have intellectual disabilities, often combined with skeletal anomalies and joint laxity. We herein report the first case of rehab...
Kyohei Omon,Masahiko Hara,Hideo Ishikawa Kyohei Omon
Background: Virtual reality (VR) technology has been recently introduced in a variety of clinical settings, such as physical, occupational, cognitive, and psychological rehabilitation or training. However, the clinical ef...
Masanori Okamoto,Munehisa Kito,Yasuo Yoshimura et al. Masanori Okamoto et al.
Objective: The objective of the current study was to find the factors affecting the activities of daily living, as evaluated by the Barthel Index, at the end of rehabilitation after musculoskeletal tumour surgery. Further...
Machiko Hiramoto,Toru Morihara,Yoshikazu Kida et al. Machiko Hiramoto et al.
Objective: The rotational range of motion (ROM) in the upper extremities, trunk, and lower extremities is important for throwing motion. However, unlike for the shoulders, the differences relating to age and throwing-side...
Taku Numao,Yuri Fujita,Kyohei Ichikawa et al. Taku Numao et al.
Objective: The purpose of this study was to verify the effect on spatial perception in healthy young subjects of an unconscious leftward optical shift created by a head-mounted display (HMD) with an offset camera. ...