Search Results - Disability and Rehabilitation

Groen, W. G., van der Woude, L. H. V., de Koning, J. J. “…Disability and Rehabilitation…”

Zwierzchowska, A., Gawel, E., Rosolek, B. “…The aim of the study was to identify and verify the variables that impact the incidence and location of musculoskeletal pain in elite athletes with disabilities. It was assumed, that the type of disability and not the type of sport, or the type of injuries and traumas is the crucial determinant of the prevalence and location of musculoskeletal pain in Para athletes. …”

Sutherlin, M. A.

Nakazawa, K. “…One of the primary goals of basic neurorehabilitation studies is to figure out the underlying neural mechanisms in the re-organization of central nervous system after rehabilitation interventions. From this perspective the athletes with disabilities, such as Paralympic athletes would be the attractive research model, since they can show the use-dependent plastic changes in CNS after the long-term intervention of intensive physical training. …”

Brown, J.-A. “…However, whether symmetry should be the goal of rehabilitation in swimming populations, particularly as reliable tools for clinical assessment are currently lacking, is still debated. …”

Sousa, C. V., Nikolaidis, P. T., Santos Andrade, M., Vancini, R. L., Barbosa de Lira, C. A., Gomes Puccinelli, P. J., Knechtle, B. “…Disability and Rehabilitation: Assistive Technology…”

Pogliacomi, F., Pedrini, M. F., Pellegrini, A., Schiavi, P., Ceccarelli, F., Costantino, C. “…Each athlete was evaluated before treatment (T0) and after its completion (T1) using the following rating scales: Numeric Rating Scale, Oswestry Disability Index and Roland Morris Disability Questionnaire. …”

M. Hutson, C. Speed “…Physiotherapy and rehabilitation 2.9. Surgical issues in sports medicine REGIONAL INJURIES 3.1. …”

Prins, J. “…Aquatic physical rehabilitation is now recognized and utilized as a "procedure," rather than a modality. …”

Gregor, R. J., Childers, L. “…Likewise, during a period of rehabilitation, the position of the rider, the load, and the cadence selected will be specific to the disability, e.g., knee injury versus stroke rehabilitation and the bike will be adjusted to accommodate the rehabilitation plan, i.e., it can change as the training or recovery plan progresses. …”

O'Donnell, C. J., Bowen, J., Fossati, J. “…Most swimmers respond favorably to conservative treatment of rest and rehabilitation, while a small percentage may ultimately require surgical intervention. …”

Kunze, K., Schega, L. “…Aming other things this can be used to evaluate the functional abilities of disabled athletes (Kunze & Schega 2003). Furthermore the PSTT allows a swim and motion specific diagnosis of performance during different methods of training. …”