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Rehabilitation Division Akita University Hospital | 論文
- Cervical Myelopathy Caused by Atlas Osteochondroma and Pseudoarthrosis Between the Osteochondroma and Lamina of the Axis : Case Report
- Clinical Application of Acceleration Sensor to Detect the Swing Phase of Stroke Gait in Functional Electrical Stimulation
- Grasping Power by Means of Functional Electrical Stimulation in a Case of C6 Complete Tetraplegia
- Closed-Loop Control Using a Stretch Sensor for Restoration of Standing with Functional Electrical Stimulation in Complete Paraplegia
- Development of a Rowing Machine using Functional Electrical Stimulation
- Clinical Experience of Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) for Restoration of Tetraplegic Hand Function
- Biomechanical Analysis of Lower Extremities during Swing-through Gait in Non-Disabled Individuals
- Hybrid Functional Electrical Stimulation with Medial Linkage Knee-Ankle-Foot Orthoses in Complete Paraplegics
- The Akita Functional Electrical -Assisted Rowing Machine for Rehabilitation Exercise
- FEV1 is a Predictor of the Exercise Limit in Patients with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
- Occupational Therapy for Accessory Nerve Palsy after Radical Neck Dissection
- A Comparison between the Polycentric Knee Unit and the Hydraulic Cylinder Knee Unit during Walking
- Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulaiton of the contralateral extremity for phantom limb pain
- ANALYSIS OF DRIVING FORCE IN WHEELCHAIR PROPULSION USING THE DRIVING FORCE CONTRIBUTION FIGURE
- BIO-MECHANICS MEASUREMENT OF WHEELCHAIR PROPULSION BY A MATHEMATICAL LINK MODEL
- Degenerated coracoacromial ligament in shoulders with rotator cuff tears shows higher elastic modulus : measurement with scanning acoustic microscopy
- Three-dimensional ultrasonography of shoulders with rotator cuff tears
- Osteoporotic vertebral fracture adjacent to a nonsegmented hemivertebra
- A Computer Simulation of Human Walking in Persons with Joint Contractures
- RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GLENOHUMERAL JOINT STABILITY AND GLENOID DEPTH : A CADAVERIC STUDY