Assessment

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Outcome assessment selection criteria Definition Validity Extent to which a scale measures what it claims to measure Reliability Degree to which results are replicable Sensitivity or precision Ability to detect…

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Applied to Neurorehabilitation

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muscle strength reduction in the ankle plantiflexor muscle, while 12–16 weeks lead to a reduction of muscle strength over the same muscles. Therefore, early therapy is essential for the patient’s…

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Technologies for Spinal Injury

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Fig. 1 Spinal cord segments (Modified with permission from Cancer Research UK/Wikimedia Commons) In complete SCI, there is no function, sensation, and movement below the level of injury; both sides…

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in Neurorehabilitation and Neural Engineering

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of the world’s population, have some form of disability, with rates increasing due to population ageing [17]. This has lead over the last years to an increasing interest in understanding…

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Control and Learning Theories

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Fig. 1 A unified view of motor control theories. Motor commands are generated according to an optimal feedback control policy, which embeds the requirements of the task. Body and environment…

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Technologies for Cerebral Palsy

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A review of the effect of treadmill training on CP population by Willoughby et al. (2009) showed augmented speed of over-ground walking measured during a 10 m walking test (10 mWT) and…

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