[Meeting abstracts] Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference AIFI 2017. Therapeutic Exercise: Foundations, Evidences and Clinical Reasoning in Physiotherapy Practice – Archives of Physiotherapy

 

• S1 Translating motor control principles to practical applications in rehabilitation
• S2 The technologies as tools for controlling the patient-environment relationship
• S3 Effects of action observation on neonatal neuroplasticity
• S4 Resistance training and muscle hypertrophy: new research insights
• S5 The effects of exercise on muscle strength, body composition, physical functioning and the inflammatory profile of older adults
• S6 New training strategies in cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation
• S7 Exercise therapy for chronic pain: retraining mind and brain
• S8 Mechanism-based differential diagnosis of neuropathic, nociceptive and central sensitization pain in clinical practice
• S9 Adaptations to high-intensity interval training compared with moderate intensity continuous training
• S10 Shoulder revolution: beyond a structural perspective
• S11 Physical therapies in physioterapy
• S12 Dry Needling: evidence and practice
• S13 The “Case” of rhizarthrosis: the necessary cooperation between surgeon and physiotherapist in the degenerative disease
• S14 Central sensitization and persistent pain in rheumatic diseases
• S15 Adolescent idiopathic scoliosis: Options for an effective and reasonable conservative treatment
• S16 A rehabilitative-school integrated program to improve the Quality of Life of children affected by rheumatic diseases: Pilot Study
• S17 “The back goes to school”: presentation about a pilot project in Lazio (Italy)
• S18 Project: “the back goes to school”: territorial realities and literature review
• S19 History of a AIFI Project: experience into Piedmont and Aosta Valley territory
• S20 To write a scientific article: the meaning of the checklists
• S21 Single-Subject Design: Experimental Designs for Research and for Clinical Practice
• S22 ACL injuries: clinical management and return to sport
• S23 ACL injury: Clinical Management and Return to Sport
• S24 Groin pain and miotendinopathy in elite athletes
• S25 Anterior ankle impingement in sport athlete
• S26 Anterior Ankle Impingement in Sports
• S27 Effects of exercise on neural plasticity in people with cognitive impairments
• S28 Outcome measures in patients with cognitive impairment
• S29 Effect of physical exercise on markers of cellular immunosenescence: a systematic review
• S30 Exercises for motor and functional deficits in people with cognitive impairments
• S31 Neurocognitive rehabilitation and a new paradigm: the “Comparison Between Actions”: a means to learn, know and for the qualitative recovery of action
• S32 Narrative-Based research
• S33 Exercise on coding and use in the check list: ICF on simulated cases
• S34 Use of the ICF in the stroke patients rehabilitation
• S35 Scientific findings dissemination among truthfulness and traps
• S36 Use of molecular markers in the evaluation of the therapeutic exercise’s effectiveness
• S37 Development, validation and first implementation of a biofeedback system for the assessment of the bite force control
• S38 Anatomical and neurophysiological substrates of muscle synergies of the upper limb, after stroke
• S39 Therapeutic Exercise: impairment oriented or task oriented approach? A taxonomy analysis
• S40 How to build the therapeutic exercise starting from the analysis of the sign
• S41 How information from literature modify the practice of aquatic therapy: the multiple sclerosis
• S42 Translating motor control principles to practical applications in rehabilitation
• S43 Exergames as a strategy to maximize training in paediatric patients with respiratory diseases
• S44 Rehabilitative ultrasound imaging (RUSI) in the physiotherapy practice
• S45 Therapeutic exercise in respiratory failure critical ill patients and in intensive care unit: evidences and an Italian experience
• P1 Phase IV of cardiac rehabilitation: a clinical vignette
• P2 Physiotherapists’ perception of exercise-based applications for smartphones and tablets
• P3 Cochrane Rehabilitation Field: evidence to rehabilitation and rehabilitation expertise to Cochrane
• P4 Cochrane and World Health Organization “Rehabilitation 2030: a call for action”
• P5 Comparison of physiotherapy and mindfulness in Patients with Parkinson’s Disease
• P6 Comparison of mechanical vibration and manual therapy for the treatment of cervical pain associated with postural dysfunction
• P7 Tinnitus and somatic dysfunction: the role of neuromuscular manual therapy
• P8 A home-based exercise program can improve ankle range of motion in patients with venous ulcer
• P9 Transcranial electrical stimulation and cortical plasticity: the role in short term memory and rehabilitation
• P10 Clinical pattern and psychosocial domains like risk factors of persistent pregnancy-related pelvic girdle pain (PPGP): a review
• P11 Effects of high-load strength training after total knee arthroplasty: an observational study
• P12 Longitudinal prevention study of low back pain in sport children: a preliminary case-control study
• P13 Definition of a cluster of evaluation scales for the identification in the elderly population of subjects at risk of fall-related fractures (scientific validation)
• P14 Effects of combined cerebellar cortical stimulation and neurorehabilitation in chronic stroke patiens: a randomized double blind controlled repetitive TMS trial
• P15 Airway clearance in laryngectomy patient: Effective assessment of respiratory treatment with PEP Acapella system
• P16 Effects of dance therapy in the patient with Parkinson’s disease
• P17 The effectiveness of aquatic therapy on the postural balance of elderly patients. A systematic revision
• P18 Action observation training modifies the function and structure of the mirror neuron system in multiple sclerosis patients with right upper limb motor deficits
• P19 Structural MRI correlates of hand performance in patients with multiple sclerosis
• P20 Aquatic therapy after rotator cuff surgery: when to start? A study about 18 patients in two different protocols
• P21 Effects of taping for the treatment of shoulder impairments after stroke: systematic review
• P22 Feasibility of different Nintendo Wii video games for balance training in GMFCS Level III-IV children
• P23 Two cases-study of different Nintendo Wii video games for balance training in GMFCS Level III children
• P24 The E.S.A.C.C. Rehabilitation technique for treating prevalently cervicogenic equilibrium disorders
• P25 Effectiveness of Pain Neurophysiology Education in chronic low-back pain: a review
• P26 Temporomandibular disorders: from diagnostic criteria to neuroscience. A narrative review
• P27 Psycho-social process underlying motivations to participate in a research study: a grounded theory study in patients with non-small cell lung cancer
• P28 Factors associated with citation rate of systematic reviews in physiotherapy
• P29 Use of normocapnic hyperpnoea in treating of thoracic musculoskeletal disorders. A single subject design
• P30 The effect of physiotherapy on fatigue and physical functioning in chronic fatigue syndrome patients: A systematic review
• P31 Rotating treadmill rehabilitation for ban+lance and gait in Parkinson’s disease
• P32 New frontiers of research in physiotherapy: the importance of education for development of innovative strategies in physiotherapy
• P33 Construct validity of the brief-BESTest in individuals with balance disorders
• P34 A “token economy intervention to improve adherence to aerosol therapy in children with cystic fibrosis: outcome research
• P35 Cystic fibrosis and game: a lucky meeting? A randomized controlled trial
• P36 Programme of perioperative pulmonary rehabilitation in surgically treated lung cancer patients: preliminary data
• P37 Respiratory management of people with sci (spinal cord injury) from hospital to discharge: flow-chart proposal fron an Italian spinal unit
• P38 Effects of a functional exercise program on manual wheelchair propulsion ability and life satisfaction in paraplegic subjects: two case reports
• P39 Short-term effects of two feedback systems on the self-correction movement in patients with idiopathic scoliosis. A study design
• P40 The effectiveness of the rehabilitative treatment in the child with cerebellar ataxia
• P41 Action observation plus sonification. A novel therapeutic protocol for Parkinson’s patient with freezing of gait
• P42 Efficacy of centrally applied Mulligan sustained natural apophyseal glide mobilization on patients with chronic mechanical neck dysfunction
• P43 Change in the muscle tension of the shoulder girdle muscles in patients with pain, using the tone control® technique
• P44 Italian cross-cultural adaptation of the Short Sensory Profile
• P45 Return to work of cancer survivors in Europe: systematic review of the literature
• P46 Neural mobilization to improve motion and reduce pain hypersensitivity in hand osteoarthritis: A preliminary study
• P47 Shoulder pain in patients with stroke is associated with Myofascial Trigger Points: a cross sectional study
• P48 Which patient-reported outcome measure has the best psychometric properties for Italian subjects with non-specific neck pain? A systematic review
• P49 Effect of rehabilitation after selective dorsal rhizotomy: case series of Gaslini Children’s Hospital
• P50 Responsiveness of the Instrumented Timed Up & Go test in elderly neurological patients
• P51 Effects of soft tissue mobilization (STM) manual techniques on postsurgical scar adherences: an observational study
• P52 Efficacy of therapeutic exercise in the management of headache: a systematic review
• P53 Innovation, training, rehabilitation, and swim drills by the tool with methods REVFIN
• P54 High intensity training®: a new approach to rehabilitation in recovered subjects having cystic fibrosis
• P55 “Approccio sequenziale propedeutico” (ASP) for trunk control in persons with spinal cord injury with high levels at level T7
• P56 The use of ICF in Parkinson’s disease: potentiality and limits
• P57 Action observation training effects on brain structural and functional changes in Parkinson’s disease
• P58 Narrative medicine. “My DBS and Sword of Damocles”: an autobiographical narrative writing experience
• P59 Postural control assessment in Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) subjects using the Pediatric Balance Scale and the Fall Screen Assessment System: results from a pilot Study
• P60 Standing, walking and running acquisition milestones in Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) subjects with Tip-Toe Behavior: a cohort study
• P61 Pain in the periscaphoid area. Diagnosis criteria of a scaphoid fracture and application of clinical reasoning in manual therapy
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[ARTICLE] Upper limb rehabilitation robot for physical therapy: design, control, and testing – Full Text PDF

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In recent years, the treatment process of patients and disabled people who need rehabilitation and physical medicine has become more effective with the use of new devices and developing technology. The rehabilitation robot is one of the most important developments in new technology. The right therapeutic exercises and the objectivity of the evaluation of the range of motion (ROM; generated torque and muscular activation measurement of the patient) are extremely important factors during treatment.

In this study, a lower limb rehabilitation robot was modified and controlled for upper limbs. The retrofitted robot system is able to do passive, active, and active-assistive therapeutic exercises. On the other hand, it performs active-assistive exercises using muscular activation. A web-based human machine interface, which can support home-care service, was developed to control the robotic system. This interface includes a performance evaluation unit, which is able to use not only ROM and torque, but also muscular activation of patients for the assessment of therapy results. Thanks to this system, assessment and physical therapy can be realized by a single robotic system for both upper and lower limbs using physical parameters such as ROM, generated torque, and muscular activation of the limbs. Satisfactory performance of the system is observed in the tests performed with a healthy subject.

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