Your doctor has a lot of followup to do to to incorporate this information into your stroke protocols. You better hope your doctor is the one in a million that gets this all right. Or maybe your doctor will DO NOTHING because s/he is waiting for SOMEONE ELSE TO SOLVE THE PROBLEM? The solution to this overload of research is simple, that great stroke association takes all these and updates the stroke protocols publicly available in a database.
The following were presented at the conference;
A
Pilot Study on the Optimal Speeds for Passive Wrist Movements by a
Rehabilitation Robot of Stroke Patients: A Functional NIRS Study
Clarification of Muscle Synergy Structure During Standing-Up Motion of Healthy Young, Elderly and Post-Stroke Patients
A Novel Pneumatic Stimulator for the Investigation of Noise-Enhanced Proprioception
Simulating the Impact of Sensorimotor Deficits on Reaching Performance
Position and Torque Control Via Rehabilitation Robot and Functional Electrical Stimulation
Codification Mechanisms of Wrist Position Sense
There
Is Plenty of Room for Motor Learning at the Bottom of the Fugl-Meyer:
Acquisition of a Novel Bimanual Wheelchair Skill after Chronic Stroke
Using an Unmasking Technology
The
Combined Action of a Passive Exoskeleton and an EMG-Controlled
Neuroprosthesis for Upper Limb Stroke Rehabilitation: First Results of
the RETRAINER Project
Maintaining Subject Engagement During Robotic Rehabilitation with a Minimal Assist-As-Needed (mAAN) Controller
Feedforward Model Based Arm Weight Compensation with the Rehabilitation Robot ARMin
Movement Therapy without Moving – First Results on Isometric Movement Training for Post-Stroke Rehabilitation of Arm Function
Application
of Support Vector Machines in Detecting Hand Grasp Gestures Using a
Commercially Off the Shelf Wireless Myoelectric Armband
Leap Motion Evaluation for Assessment of Upper Limbs Motor Skills in Parkinson's Disease
Improving Robotic Stroke Rehabilitation by Incorporating Neural Intent Detection: Preliminary Results from a Clinical Trial
Design of Continuous EMG Classification Approaches towards the Control of a Robotic Exoskeleton for Reaching Movements
Development of Elbow Spasticity Model for Objective Training of Spasiticy Assessment of Patients Post Stroke
A Multichannel-Near-Infrared-Spectroscopy-Triggered Robotic Hand Rehabilitation System for Stroke Patients
How Do Strength and Coordination Recovery Interact after Stroke? a Computational Model for Informing Robotic Training
Computational Rehabilitation of Neglect: Using State-Space Models to Understand the Recovery Mechanisms
The Effects of Silent Visuomotor Cueing on Word Retrieval in Broca’s Aphasics: A Pilot Study
MIT-Skywalker: On the Use of a Markerless System
Design of an Exoskeleton Ankle Robot for Robot-Assisted Gait Training of Stroke Patients
A Novel Robot-Assisted Training Approach for Improving Gait Symmetry after Stroke
A Generalized Framework to Achieve Coordinated Admittance Control for Multi-Joint Lower Limb Robotic Exoskeleton
The Effect of Haptic Interaction between Balance Assessment Robot and Pelvis on Muscle Activation of Leg Muscles
Research of the BWS System for Lower Extremity Rehabilitation Robot
Autonomous Hip Exoskeleton Saves Metabolic Cost of Walking Uphill
Biomechanical Effects of Robot Assisted Walking on Lower Limb Joint Kinematics and Muscle Activation Pattern
Development of an Automatic Rotational Orthosis for Walking with Arm Swing
Toward Goal-Oriented Robotic Gait Training: The Effect of Gait Speed and Stride Length on Lower Extremity Joint Torques
The Influence of the Re-Link Trainer on Gait Symmetry in Healthy Adults
Design and Experimental Evaluation of a Lightweight, High-Torque and Compliant Actuator for an Active Ankle Foot Orthosis
Comparing Neural Control and Mechanically Intrinsic Control of Powered Ankle Exoskeletons
Motor Adaptation to Lateral Pelvis Assistance Force During Treadmill Walking in Individuals Post-Stroke
Development
of New Rehabilitation Robot Device That Can Be Attached to the
Conventional Knee-Ankle-Foot-Orthosis for Controlling the Knee in
Individuals after Stroke
Walking Speed Intention Model Using Soleus Electromyogram Signal of Nondisabled and Post-Stroke Hemiparetic Patients
Developing Safe Fall Strategies for Lower Limb Exoskeletons
Timing of Intermittent Torque Control with Wire-Driven Gait Training Robot Lifting Toe Trajectory for Trip Avoidance
Using Wearable Physiological Sensors to Predict Energy Expenditure
Preliminary Assessment of a Lower-Limb Exoskeleton Controller for Guiding Leg Movement in Overground Walking
Effects
of Partial Body-Weight Support and Functional Electrical Stimulation on
Gait Characteristics During Treadmill Locomotion: Pros and Cons of
Saddle-Seat-Type Body-Weight Support
An Optimized Design of a Parallel Robot for Gait Training
Active Impedance Control of a Knee-Joint Orthosis During Swing Phase
An Assistive Lower Limb Exoskeleton for People with Neurological Gait Disorders
Design and Evaluation of a Modular Lower Limb Exoskeleton for Rehabilitation
Comparison
of Kinematic and EMG Parameters between Unassisted, Fixed and
Adaptive-Stiffness Robotic-Assisted Ankle Movements in Post-Stroke
Subjects
Gait Assessment System Based on Novel Gait Variability Measures
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