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  A PILOT STUDY OF BILATERAL ARM TRAINING WITH REPETITIVE AUDITORY CUEING IN SUBJECTS WITH LOW FUNCTIONING UPPER LIMB HEMIPARESIS AS A RESULT OF CHRONIC STROKE

  C. L. Barnes ,M. B. Smith ,E. Hasset ,A. Kunisch ,C. Little ,J. Modica ,S. Reimer ,S. Sabin ,K. Talkington

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  ABNORMAL MODULATION OF SOLEUS H-REFLEXES DURING POST-STROKE LOCOMOTION

  S. M. Schindler-Ivens ,K. Cebe ,D. A. Brown ,G. N. Lewis ,J. Sischo ,J. Wieser

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  ACUTE HEMIPARESIS: RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN ISOLATED MOVEMENT CONTROL AT 9 SEGMENTS OF THE UPPER EXTREMITY AND HAND FUNCTION

  J. A. Beebe ,C. E. Lang

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  ALTERATIONS IN JOINT KINEMATICS FOLLOWING LOCOMOTOR TRAINING IN INDIVIDUALS WITH CHRONIC STROKE

  M. Lewek ,T. Hayes ,J. Moore ,H. Roth ,T. G. Hornby

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  ALTERATIONS IN LOCOMOTOR PERFORMANCE IN INDIVIDUALS WITH HEMIPLEGIA POST-STROKE FOLLOWING ROBOTIC- OR THERAPIST-ASSISTED LOCOMOTOR TRAINING

  J. H. Kahn ,D. Campbell ,T. Demott ,J. Moore ,H. Roth ,G. Hornby

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  ASSESSING FACTORS IMPACTING COMMUNITY AMBULATION AFTER STROKE

  C. Robinson ,A. Shumway-Cook ,P. Matsuda ,M. Ciol ,J. Beaverson ,S. Soine ,A. Flemming

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  BODY WEIGHT SUPPORT TREADMILL TRAINING IN COMMUNITY REHABILITATION PROGRAM IMPROVES WALKING IN SEVERELY DISABLED STROKE

  B. Baker ,J. C. Breen ,D. Snyder ,T. Kelley

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  CASE STUDY: EXERCISE CAN IMPROVE MUSCLE ACTIVATION PARAMETERS AND MOTOR UPDRS IN INDIVIDUALS WITH PARKINSON'S DISEASE (PD)

  J. Robichaud ,K. D. Pfann ,C. L. Comella ,D. M. Corcos

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  CHALLENGE-ORIENTED BALANCE TRAINING IN OLIVOPONTOCEREBELLAR ATROPHY: A SINGLE-CASE STUDY

  M. Landers ,K. Acosta ,A. Fox ,M. Groves

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  CHARACTERIZATION AND VALIDATION OF VIRTUAL REALITY WALKING SIMULATOR

  J. E. Deutsch ,J. Lewis ,D. McCall ,M. Lanin ,P. Bowlby ,R. Boian ,G. Burdea

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  CLINICAL ADVANTAGES OF USING A ROBOTIC GAIT-ORTHOSIS WHEN CONVENTIONAL APPROACHES FAIL TO YIELD RESULTS

  K. P. Brady

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  COMPARISON OF JOINT KINEMATICS, JOINT KINETICS, AND EMG PATTERNS FOR TREADMILL VERSUS OVER-GROUND GAIT

  N. M. Blonien ,S. Lee ,J. M. Hidler

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  CORTICALLY-EVOKED POTENTIALS OF MUSCLES DISTAL TO THE LESION ARE POSTERIORLY SHIFTED AND OF LOWER AMPLITUDE IN INDIVIDUALS WITH TETRAPLEGIA DUE TO SPINAL CORD INJURY

  L. R. Hofman ,E. C. Field-Fote

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  COUNTING REPS: AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY OF OUTPATIENT DAY TREATMENT FOR PEOPLE WITH HEMIPARESIS

  C. E. Lang ,J. R. MacDonald ,C. Gnip

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  DEVELOPMENT OF A SMART KNEE BRACE

  K. Rudolph ,J. Sun ,D. S. Reisman ,K. Hauck ,Joseph White

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  DOCUMENTATION OF BACK PAIN AND/OR DISORDERS IN INDIVIDUALS WITH PARKINSON DISEASE BY PHYSICAL THERAPISTS AND NEUROLOGISTS

  K. Deborah ,A. Kloos ,K. Thomas ,L. Travis ,J. Wade ,T. Smolak

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  EFFECTS OF BACKWARD WALKING TRAINING ON NEUROMUSCULAR EFFICIENCY IN GAIT IN AN INDIVIDUAL POST-STROKE

  S. M. Marden-Lokken ,J. Killough

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  EFFECTS OF LIMB LOAD ON GAIT INITIATION IN PERSONS WITH PARKINSON'S DISEASE

  T. Diephuis ,S. Beuth ,M. McCloy ,M. J. Hilliard ,K. M. Martinez ,T. Simuni ,Y. Zhang ,M. W. Rogers

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  EFFECTS OF ROCKER BOTTOM SOLES ON POSTURAL CONTROL RESPONSES DURING PERTURBED STANCE

  B. C. Albright ,J. C. Curlee ,A. M. Piner

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  EFFECTS OF THE SAEBOFLEX® ORTHOSIS AND A HOME EXERCISE PROGRAM ON UPPER EXTREMITY RECOVERY IN INDIVIDUALS WITH CHRONIC

  J. G. Barry ,S. Saabye ,D. Baker ,J. Fogarty ,K. Beck

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  ENVIRONMENTAL SUPPORTS AND BARRIERS TO PHYSICAL AND OCCUPATIONAL THERAPISTS USING EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE IN A NEUROLOGICAL REHABILITATION SETTING

  J. Mount ,S. Kern ,J. Delicana ,B. Levitsky ,E. Michlik ,T. Tran

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  Excited about EXCITE and JNPT

  Judith E. Deutsch PT, PhD

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  FES AND FORCED USE THERAPY FOR A PERSON WITH CHRONIC STROKE: A CASE STUDY

  A. Strasser ,B. Albers ,K. Schofield ,K. Dunning ,P. G. Levine ,V. Hill ,S. J. Page

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  FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES OF AN INDIVIDUAL POST-STROKE FOLLOWING BOTULINUM TOXIN INJECTIONS AND INTENSE TASK-SPECIFIC TRAINING

  S. A. Combs ,E. W. Miller ,T. A. Adkins ,A. N. Alexander ,M. M. Bugajski ,J. S. Kunberger ,S. G. Schild ,K. D. Schroeder ,K. R. Varner ,N. B. Wathen

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  GABAPENTIN SUPPRESSES SPINAL CORD INJURY INDUCED SPASTICITY IN THE RAT

  P. Kitzman ,T. Uhl ,M. Dwyer

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  GAZE STABILIZATION STRATEGIES DURING VOLUNTARY HEAD MOVEMENTS: THE RELATIONSHIP TO FALL RECOVERY

  D. Diehl ,P. Pidcoe

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  GENERALIZATION OF REPETITIVE BILATERAL TRAINING IN STROKE

  C. Senesac ,S. B. Davis ,L. G. Richards

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  HOME-BASED SENSORY AND MOTOR ELECTRICAL STIMULATION TO IMPROVE ARM FUNCTION POST STROKE

  L. D. Hedman ,J. E. Sullivan ,K. Krosschell

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  INCREASED SYMPTOM SEVERITY AND PERSISTENCE OF POSTURAL CONTROL DEFICITS IN PATIENTS WITH OTOLITH VERSUS CANAL VESTIBULAR DYSFUNCTION

  L. Farrell ,R. M. Rine

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  INFLUENCE OF COMBINED L-DOPA AND PASSIVE EXERCISE ON H-REFLEX IN RATS WITH SPINAL CORD TRANSECTION

  H. Liu ,R. Skinner ,A. Arfaj ,C. Yates ,N. Reese ,E. Garcia-Rill

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  INFLUENCE OF STEPPING CUE ON STEP REACTION TIME, EMG, AND GROUND REACTION FORCES

  S. L. Brown ,A. F. Gregory ,C. G. Kukulka ,M. L. Pommier ,A. B. Simone

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  INTRA- AND INTER-RATER RELIABILITY OF STATIC BALANCE TESTING FOR PERSONS WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY

  C. A. Larson ,W. Tornton ,M. K. Sheppard ,W. Dawley ,S. R. Hinderer ,P. Denison

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  JOINT MOMENTS EXHIBITED BY CHRONIC STROKE SUBJECTS WHILE WALKING WITH A PRESCRIBED PHYSIOLOGICAL GAIT PATTERN

  D. NICHOLS ,N. D. Neckel ,J. M. Hidler

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  KINEMATIC TRAJECTORIES WHILE WALKING WITHIN THE LOKOMAT ROBOTIC GAIT-ORTHOSIS

  C. R. Hosler-Smythe ,W. Wisman ,N. Neckel ,J. Hidler

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  LONG-TERM PLANTAR FLEXOR STIMULATION AFTER SPINAL CORD INJURY PREFERENTIALLY PRESERVES BONE MINERAL DENSITY IN THE POSTERIOR ASPECT OF THE DISTAL TIBIA

  S. Dudley-Javoroski ,R. K. Shields

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  LOSS OF TRUNK REPOSITIONING SENSE AND ITS RELATION TO POSTURAL CONTROL FUNCTIONS IN PEOPLE POST-STROKE

  S. Ryerson ,N. Byl ,D. Brown ,R. Wong ,J. Hidler

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  LOW - TECH VIRTUAL REALITY IMPROVES FUNCTION IN INDIVIDUALS WITH CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM INJURY

  S. Flynn ,P. Palma ,A. Bender

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  MENTAL PRACTICE INCREASES AFFECTED ARM USE AND FUNCTION IN CHRONIC STROKE

  S. Page ,P. Levine

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  METABOLIC COST OF BODY-WEIGHT SUPPORTED TREADMILL EXERCISE: A PRELIMINARY REPORT

  J. O. Yip ,E. T. Schroeder ,B. J. Wilkinson ,B. E. Fisher

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  MIDDLE CEREBRAL ARTERY STROKE IMPAIRS TRANSFER OF LEARNING FOR COMPLEX BUT NOT SIMPLE MOTOR SEQUENCES

  L. Boyd ,C. F. Siengsukon ,E. D. Vidoni

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  MODIFIED CONSTRAINT-INDUCED THERAPY IN ACUTE STROKE: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED PILOT STUDY

  S. Page ,P. Levine

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  Neurology Section Programming at CSM 2007 February 13-February 17, 2007 Boston, Massachusetts
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  ONSET OF HYPERREFLEXIA AND THE EFFECTS OF PASSIVE EXERCISE IN THE RAT AFTER COMPLETE SPINAL CORD TRANSECTION

  C. A. Yates ,S. R. Allen ,N. B. Reese ,M. S. Dinehart ,R. D. Skinner ,E. Garcia-Rill

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  POLYETHYLENE GLYCOL ADMINISTRATION AFTER MODERATE SPINAL CORD INJURY DECREASES LESION SIZE AND IMPROVES LOCOMOTOR RECOVER

  M. R. Detlof ,E. Lavik ,L. C. Fisher ,R. Langer ,D. M. Basso

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  POST STROKE LOCOMOTOR TRAINING: DOES TYPE OF PRACTICE MAKE A DIFFERENCE?

  M. Thompson ,A. Medley

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  POSTURAL CONTROL IN HEALTHY OLDER ADULTS: AGE-DEPENDENT HABITUATION TO CHANGES IN VISUAL INPUT

  K. W. O'Connor ,P. J. Loughlin ,M. S. Redfern ,P. J. Sparto

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  PRELIMINARY EXPERIENCE WITH IMPLANTED MICROSTIMULATORS FOR MANAGEMENT OF POST-STROKE IMPAIRMENTS

  L. L. Baker ,V. Eberly ,D. Rakoski ,R. L. Waters ,E. Palmer ,F. J. Richmond ,G. E. Loeb

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  PRELIMINARY RESULTS FOR A TARGETED INTERVENTION FOR IMPROVING REACHING RANGE OF MOTION IN SEVERE HEMIPARETIC STROKE USING THE ARM

  M. D. Ellis ,T. Sukal ,T. Demott ,J. P. Dewald

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  President's Message The Neurology Section: Reflections on 30 years

  Katherine J. Sullivan PT, PhD

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  PRIMARY MOTOR VS. PREFRONTAL CORTICAL ACTIVATION IN CONFLICTING MOTOR LEARNING TASKS

  J. R. Carey ,M. M. Binenstock ,M. A. Pline ,J. R. Yeaton

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  PROPRIOCEPTIVE SENSATION CONTRIBUTES TO MOTOR SEQUENCE LEARNING

  E. D. Vidoni ,L. A. Boyd

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  PROSTHETIC GAIT TRAINING FOLLOWING BILATERAL TRANSFEMORAL AMPUTATION USING BODY WEIGHT SUPPORTED TREADMILL TRAINING- A CASE REPORT

  M. Black ,J. Seale

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  RANDOM AND BLOCKED PRACTICE SCHEDULE EFFECTS ON MOTOR SKILL LEARNING IN INDIVIDUALS WITH PARKINSON'S DISEASE

  B. Sidaway ,R. Gordon ,M. Hopkins ,M. Kershaw ,C. Marean ,N. Wilkins

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  RECOMMENDATIONS FOR BRADYKINESIA ASSESSMENT IN PARKINSON DISEASE

  M. Hong ,J. S. Perlmutter ,G. M. Earhart

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  REHABILITATION OF REACHING AFTER STROKE: ONE-YEAR FOLLOW-UP

  G. T. Thielman ,A. M. Gentile

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  RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CLINICAL MEASURES OF PARETIC LOWER EXTREMITY MOTOR CONTROL AT 1 MONTH AND GAIT SPEED AT 6 MONTHS POST STROKE

  V. S. Mercer ,S. Chang ,M. Anderson ,D. Aull ,S. Macklin ,A. Rogers

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  RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MUSCLE ACTIVATION AND PINCH STRENGTH AFTER TENDON TRANSFER IN SPINAL CORD INJURY

  M. E. Johanson ,W. M. Murray ,N. Smaby ,V. R. Hentz

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  RELIABILITY OF FUNCTIONAL MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING DURING A MOTOR TASK IN HEALTHY SUBJECTS

  T. J. Kimberley ,D. Birkholz ,S. VonBank ,T. Werth ,R. Hancock

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  REMOTE MICROGLIAL ACTIVATION AND THE PRODUCTION OF PROINFLAMMATORY CYTOKINES PREDICTS THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEUROPATHIC PAIN AFTER SPINAL CORD INJURY

  M. R. Detlof ,L. C. Fisher ,V. McGaughy ,E. E. Longbrake ,P. G. Popovich ,D. M. Basso

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  RESULTS OF A 6 WEEK EDUCATION-BASED GROUP EXERCISE CLASS FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH STROKE

  S. Kaplan ,W. Weiss

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  RETICULOSPINAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO MOTOR CONTROL FOR PREPARATION AND PERFORMANCE OF REACHING WITH EITHER ARM

  J. A. Buford ,W. J. Herbert ,M. McClain

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  ROLE OF THE HUMAN MOTOR CORTEX IN LEARNING MOVEMENT PARAMETERS: A TRANSCRANIAL MAGNETIC STIMULATION (TMS) INVESTIGATION

  C. Lin ,A. D. Wu ,C. J. Winstein

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  SELF SELECTED WALKING SPEEDS ARE ENERGY INEFFICIENT POST-STROKE

  D. S. Reisman ,C. Wagner ,S. Cifelli ,K. Rudolph ,W. Farquhar

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  SKELETAL MUSCLE ADAPTATIONS FOLLOWING INCOMPLETE SPINAL CORD INJURY AND LOCOMOTOR TRAINING

  A. Jayaraman ,C. Greogry ,M. Liu ,P. Shah ,J. Stevens ,A. Behrman ,G. Walter ,K. Vandenborne

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  SPASTICITY-RELATED OUTCOMES ASSOCIATED WITH LOCOMOTOR TRAINING IN INDIVIDUALS WITH INCOMPLETE SPINAL CORD INJURY

  E. J. Gonzalez-Rothi ,E. K. Apanovitc ,C. Galindo ,G. K. Vaughan ,E. C. Field-Fote

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  TEMPORAL AND SPATIAL CHARACTERISTICS OF GAIT WHILE PERFORMING THE DYNAMIC GAIT INDEX IN PERSONS WITH AND WITHOUT BALANCE AND VESTIBULAR DISORDERS

  G. F. Marchetti ,S. L. Whitney ,P. J. Blatt ,L. O. Morris ,J. M. Vance

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  TEST-RETEST RELIABILITY AND MINIMAL DETECTABLE CHANGE OF GAIT VELOCITY IN INDIVIDUALS UNDERGOING REHABILITATION AFTER STROKE

  G. D. Fulk ,J. Echternach ,L. Nof

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  THE ATTENTIONAL REQUIREMENTS OF STANDING AND WALKING IN PATIENTS COMPLETING ACUTE INPATIENT REHAB AFTER A STROKE

  R. Wellmon ,S. Maloney ,E. Opalka ,J. Roemer ,S. Storti ,L. Zitnik ,S. Pierce

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  THE DYNAMICS OF SENSORY RE-WEIGHTING IN HEALTHY AND FALL-PRONE OLDER ADULTS

  L. K. Allison ,T. Kiemel ,J. J. Jeka

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  THE EFFECT OF A NEW LOWER-LIMB NEUROPROSTHESIS ON PHYSICAL AND SOCIAL FUNCTIONING

  J. M. Hausdorf ,H. Ring

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  THE EFFECT OF AEROBIC EXERCISE TRAINING ON HYPERSENSITIVITY AND NEUROTROPHIN3 IN AN ANIMAL MODEL OF CHRONIC PAIN

  N. K. Sharma ,D. Wright ,J. Ryals

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  THE EFFECT OF THE NESS L300 NEUROPROSTHESIS ON GAIT STABILITY AND SYMMETRY

  J. Hausdorf ,H. Ring

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  THE EFFECT OF TRANSCUTANEOUS ELECTRICAL NERVE STIMULATION AT ACUPUNCTURE POINTS ON SPINAL MOTOR NEURON EXCITABILITY IN PEOPLE WITHOUT KNOWN NEUROMUSCULAR DISEASES

  M. Huang ,H. Liu ,P. Hardy ,A. V. Hayes ,T. G. Nick ,K. Curbow-Wilcox ,N. F. Greenwald ,D. S. Stokic

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  THE EFFECTS OF A NOVEL TRAINING PARADIGM ON BALANCE - PRELIMINARY RESULTS

  D. M. Wrisley ,D. Nunn ,M. J. Stephens

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  THE EFFECTS OF AN OVER-GROUND HARNESS SYSTEM ON WALKING SPEED, CONFIDENCE, AND BALANCE IN A PATIENT WITH POST STROKE HEMIPLEGIA - A CASE STUDY

  P. Altenburger ,A. Arquette ,M. Chigas ,P. Fabian ,R. Lang ,B. Altenburger

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  THE EFFECTS OF INTENSE MASSED PRACTICE ON BALANCE AND AMBULATION POST-STROKE: A PILOT STUDY

  T. D. Carlson ,L. Cahn ,B. Leloup

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  THE EFFICACY OF CARDIOVASCULAR TRAINING POST-STROKE: WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS FOR CHRONIC STROKE SURVIVORS?

  B. Wessel ,L. Hughes-Zahner ,M. Santos ,B. Randhawa ,J. McDowd ,L. Boyd ,R. Macko ,B. Quaney

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  THE INFLUENCE OF LATERALITY OF BRAIN LESION ON RECOVERY OF MUSCLE FUNCTION AFTER STROKE

  S. H. Kim ,M. Mukherjee ,W. Liu

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  THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TRUNK CONTROL, FUNCTIONAL INDEPENDENCE, AND STROKE SEVERITY IN PATIENTS FOLLOWING ACUTE CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT: A PILOT STUDY

  J. Beatus ,D. W. Klima ,S. Carter ,S. M. Williams ,R. Todd

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  THE ROLE OF SLEEP AND KNOWLEDGE IN MOTOR SKILL LEARNING

  C. Siengsukon ,L. A. Boyd

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  THE STROKE EXERCISE PROGRAM: AN EVIDENCE-BASED MODEL FOR GROUP INTERVENTION IN AN ACADEMIC SETTING

  K. A. Nowakowski ,R. R. Kaufman

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  TRACKING THE NATURAL HISTORY OF MOBILITY LOSS IN NEURODEGENERATIVE DISEASES: PRELIMINARY RESULTS USING AN ONLINE DATABASE TRACKING SYSTEM

  L. Dibble ,K. B. Foreman ,H. Hayes

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  TRANSPLANTS OF NEURONAL AND GLIAL RESTRICTED PRECURSORS COMBINED WITH MOTOR TRAINING PROMOTE RECOVERY AFTER CERVICAL SPINAL CORD INJURY IN RATS

  S. Stackhouse ,G. Smith ,I. Fischer ,M. Murray ,J. S. Shumsky

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  TREATMENT OF URINARY INCONTINENCE FOLLOWING SPINAL CORD INJURY WITH TRADITIONAL PHYSICAL THERAPY TECHNIQUES: A CASE REPORT

  J. L. Moore ,C. E. Neville

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  USING MOTOR LEARNING IN NORMAL RATS TO UNDERSTAND THE FACTORS AFFECTING RECOVERY OF FUNCTION POST-STROKE

  P. A. Pawson

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  WHEELCHAIR SEAT ANGLE AND LUMBAR SUPPORT ARE CRITICAL FACTORS FOR RESOLUTION OF FLEXIBLE SPINAL DEFORMITY AND DECUBITUS ULCER IN PERSONS WITH SPINAL CORD INJURY

  M. J. House