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Proceedings of the ISEK'92 Congress, Florence, June 29-July 2, 1992
出版IOS Press, 1993
主題Medical / GeneralMedical / Physical Medicine & RehabilitationMedical / Physiology
ISBN90519909529789051990959
URLhttp://books.google.com.hk/books?id=cyhaImkaDYUC&hl=&source=gbs_api
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註釋A CORRELATION OF DYSPHAGIA AND TRUNCAL BALANCE WITH RESPECT TO SECOND COMPONENT OF THE BLINK REFLEX IN PATIENTS WITH SUPRATENTORIAL STROKE BY USE OF THE DEVISED METHOD -- OPTIMUM STIMULUS PARAMETERS FOR CONSCIOUSNESS LEVEL ESTIMATION -- REACTION TIME PERFORMANCE IN POST-ACUTE STROKE PATIENTS -- THE ASSESSMENT OF L-DOPA EFFECT ON PATHOLOGICAL WALKING PATTERN AND MOBILITY OF PARKINSONIAN PATIENTS -- THE USE OF CAD TECHNIQUES FOR THE PREOPERATIVE PLANNING OF INTERTROCANTHERIC OSTEOTOMIES -- Session 6. Ergonomics -- AN ERGONOMIC APPROACH TO THE ASSESSMENT AND PREVENTION OF DEGENERATIVE DISEASES OF THE SPINAL COLUMN IN WORKING POPULATIONS -- AEROBIC AND ANAEROBIC METABOLISM DURING LOCOMOTION WITH TWO DIFFERENT WHEELCHAIR TYPES -- TONIC NECK REFLEX IMPROVEMENT OF THE WORK CAPACITY IN MAN -- JOINT LOAD AND LUMBAR COMPRESSION CAUSED BY MANUAL MATERIAL HANDLING ON A MOVING SURFACE - A COMPUTERIZED ANALYSIS -- MUSUCULAR LOAD IN CASH-REGISTER WORK -- MULTIFACTOR ANALYSIS OF WHEELCHAIR HAND PROPULSION -- EMG ACTIVITY OF THE UPPER TRAPEZIUS AS A FUNCTION OF ORGANIZATION OF ASSEMBLY LINE WORK -- EFFECTS OF SITTING WITH ANTERIOR CHEST SUPPORT ON MUSCULAR ACTIVITY AND SUBJECTIVE RATING OF EXERTION DURING MICROTOME SECTIONING -- METHODS FOR MEASURING ISOMETRIC ENDURANCE OF SHOULDER FLEXORS AND CERVICAL SPINE EXTENSORS IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC NECK-SHOULDER-ARM PAIN -- INSTABILITY OF SURFACE EMG RECORDINGS FROM THE UPPER TRAPEZIUS MUSCLE -- SPECTRUM ANALYSIS IN DELAYED MUSCLE PAIN INDUCED BY ECCENTRIC WORK -- TRAPEZIUS MUSCLE ACTIVITY DURING PSYCHOLOGICAL STRESS -- Session 7. Cortical & Spinal Stimulation -- INVESTIGATION OF CORTICO-CORTICAL INTERACTIONS WITH MAGNETIC BRAIN STIMULATION -- PRESENCE OF NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL SIGNS OF SPASTICITY WITH NORMAL CONDUCTION IN THE FASTEST FIBRES OF THE CORTICOSPINAL PATHWAY IN BABIES DEVELOPING CEREBRAL PALSY