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  1. A Comparison of Two Simultaneous Task Protocols for the Assessment of Parkinson’s Disease
  2. A Head Controlled Powered Wheelchair Using Gyro-Sensors
  3. A New Clinical Test for Cervicocephalic Kinesthetic Sensibility: "The Fly"
  4. A Nightshirt to Monitor Sleep
  5. A Practical Strategy for sEMG Based Knee Joint Moment Estimation During Gait and Its Validation in Individuals With Cerebral Palsy
  6. A Robotic Device as a Sensitive Quantitative Tool to Assess Upper Limb Impairments in Stroke Patients: A Preliminary Prospective Cohort Study
  7. Accelerometer Monitoring of Home- and Community-Based Ambulatory Activity After Stroke
  8. Accelerometer Output and Its Association With Energy Expenditure in Persons With Multiple Sclerosis
  9. Accelerometry and Its Association With Objective Markers of Walking Limitations in Ambulatory Adults With Multiple Sclerosis
  10. Accuracy and Responsiveness of the StepWatch Activity Monitor and ActivPAL in Patients With COPD When Walking With and Without a Rollator
  11. Activity Levels Among Lower-Limb Amputees: Self-Report Versus Step Activity Monitor
  12. Activity Monitor Accuracy in Persons Using Canes
  13. Activity Monitors for Wheelchair Users
  14. Adaptation to Altered Balance Conditions in Unilateral Amputees Due to Atherosclerosis: A Randomized Controlled Study
  15. Advances in Wearable Technology and Applications in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
  16. Altering Gait by Way of Stimulation of the Plantar Surface of the Foot: The Immediate Effect of Wearing Textured Insoles in Older Fallers
  17. Ambulation Monitoring of Transtibial Amputation Subjects With Patient Activity Monitor Versus Pedometer
  18. An Accelerometry-Based Comparison of 2 Robotic Assistive Devices for Treadmill Training of Gait
  19. Assessment and Training in a 3-Dimensional Virtual Environment With Haptics: A Report on 5 Cases of Motor Rehabilitation in the Chronic Stage After Stroke
  20. Assessment of Arm Activity Using Triaxial Accelerometry in Patients With a Stroke
  21. Assessment of Postural Balance in Multiple Sclerosis
  22. Assistive Technology to Improve PC Interaction for People with Intention Tremor
  23. ATLAS Bimanual-Rehabilitation Glove System Hands-On
  24. Augmenting Clinical Evaluation of Hemiparetic Arm Movement With a Laboratory-Based Quantitative Measurement of Kinematics as a Function of Limb Loading
  25. Automatic Identification of Gait Events Using an Instrumented Sock
  26. Autonomous Identification of Freezing of Gait in Parkinson’s Disease From Lower-Body Segmental Accelerometry
  27. Balance Trainer
  28. Bandage With Integrated Sensors to Monitor the Healing of Injured Knees
  29. Bridging the Gap
  30. Changes in Surface Electromyography Signals and Kinetics Associated With Progression of Fatigue at Two Speeds During Wheelchair Propulsion
  31. Comparative Validity of Accelerometer-Based Measures of Physical Activity for People With Multiple Sclerosis
  32. Comparing Driving Habits of Wheelchair Users: Manual vs. Power
  33. Construct Validity of RT3 Accelerometer: A Comparison of Level-Ground and Treadmill Walking at Self-Selected Speeds
  34. Continuous Monitoring of Upper-Limb Activity in a Free-Living Environment
  35. Correlation Analysis of Upper Extremity Motion During Manual Wheelchair Propulsion: A Preliminary Investigation on Coupling Between Arm Segments
  36. Criterion Validity of the StepWatch Activity Monitor as a Measure of Walking Activity in Patients After Stroke
  37. Daily Ambulatory Activity Levels in Idiopathic Parkinson Disease
  38. Demonstration of Posturographic Parameters of Squat-Stand Activity in Hemiparetic Patients on a New Multi-Utility Balance Assessing and Training System
  39. Design and Development of a Novel Balancer With Variable Difficulty for Training and Evaluation
  40. Detection of Anticipatory Postural Adjustments Prior to Gait Initiation Using Inertial Wearable Sensors
  41. Determination of the Effectiveness of Accelerometer Use in the Promotion of Physical Activity in Cardiac Patients: A Randomized Controlled Trial
  42. Determining Asymmetry of Roll-Over Shapes in Prosthetic Walking
  43. Development of Custom Measurement System for Biomechanical Evaluation of Independent Wheelchair Transfers
  44. Development of Finger-Motion Capturing Device Based on Optical Linear Encoder
  45. Development of Quality of Use Monitor for Upper Extremity Prostheses
  46. Device Shows How Body Motion Can Go Wrong
  47. Differences in Gait Characteristics Between Persons With Bilateral Transtibial Amputations, Due to Peripheral Vascular Disease and Trauma, and Able-Bodied Ambulators
  48. Distributed Healthcare: Simultaneous Assessment of Multiple Individuals
  49. Distributed Tracking and Guidance in Indoor Environments
  50. Does a Waist-Worn ActiGraph Accelerometer Quantify Community Ambulation in Persons With Multiple Sclerosis?
  51. Does an Accelerometer Accurately Measure Steps Taken Under Controlled Conditions in Adults With Mild Multiple Sclerosis?
  52. Dynamic Model for Validation of a Modified Hybrid III ATD as a Test Surrogate in Wheelchair Research
  53. Early Signs of Gait Deviation in Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy
  54. Eastern Michigan University, College Park Industries Develop New Technology to Shed Light on How Forces Affect Amputees, Prosthetics
  55. Effect of Velocity on Shoulder Muscle Recruitment Patterns During Wheelchair Propulsion in Nondisabled Individuals: Pilot Study
  56. Energy Consumption During Prosthetic Walking and Physical Fitness in Older Hip Disarticulation Amputees
  57. Estimation of Biomechanical Characteristics of Tremorous Movements Based on Gyroscopes
  58. Evaluation of a Wearable Body Monitoring Device During Treadmill Walking and Jogging in Patients With Fibromyalgia Syndrome
  59. Evaluation of Activity Monitors in Manual Wheelchair Users With Paraplegia
  60. Evaluation of Sit-to-Stand Motion Using a Pressure Distribution Measurement System - Effect of Differences in Seat Hardness on Sit-to-Stand Motion
  61. Exploring Actical Accelerometers as an Objective Measure of Physical Activity in People With Multiple Sclerosis
  62. Foot Placement Patterns of Female Rollator Users With Multiple Sclerosis in the Community
  63. Free-living Physical Activity in COPD: Assessment With Accelerometer and Activity Checklist
  64. Gait Analysis With Cognitive-Motor Dual Tasks to Distinguish Fallers From Nonfallers Among Rehabilitating Stroke Patients
  65. Gait Changes With Walking Devices in Persons With Parkinson’s Disease
  66. Gait Symmetry and Regularity in Transfemoral Amputees Assessed by Trunk Accelerations
  67. High-Tech Tools Developed to Detect, Study Autism
  68. Home Balance Training Intervention for People With Multiple Sclerosis
  69. How Humans Walk: Bout Duration, Steps per Bout, and Rest Duration
  70. Increasing Physical Activity in Multiple Sclerosis: Replicating Internet Intervention Effects Using Objective and Self-Report Outcomes
  71. Inertial Motion Sensors as Building Blocks for Wearable Assistive Devices
  72. Influence of Wheelchair Front Caster Wheel on Reverse Directional Stability
  73. Integrating the Single Assessment Process into a Lifestyle-Monitoring System
  74. Kinematic Variability, Fractal Dynamics and Local Dynamic Stability of Treadmill Walking
  75. Kinematics and Dynamics Analysis of Upper Limbs in Stroke Patients During Targeting Tasks
  76. Kinematics of Turning 180 Degrees During the Timed Up and Go in Stroke Survivors With and Without Falls History
  77. Kinetic Movement Analysis in Adults with Vision Loss
  78. Leg Laterality in Bilateral Trans-Tibial Amputees: A Case Study Using Prosthesis-Integrated Sensors
  79. Machine Perception for Occupational Therapy: Toward Prediction of Post-Stroke Functional Scores in the Home
  80. Markedly Impaired Bilateral Coordination of Gait in Post Stroke Patients: Is This Deficit Distinct From Asymmetry? A Cohort Study
  81. Master of Engineering Program in Biomedical Engineering at Cornell University: Collaboration With External Sponsors to Prove Concepts in Assistive Devices
  82. MC10's Wearable Electronics to Hit the Market in Early 2013
  83. Measurement of Upper Extremity Performance as a Function of the Seating System: A Comparison on People With Multiple Sclerosis
  84. Measuring Free-Living Physical Activity in Adults With and Without Neurologic Dysfunction With a Triaxial Accelerometer
  85. Median and Ulnar Nerve Function Related to Wrist Range of Motion During Wheelchair Propulsion
  86. New Device Deciphers the Secrets of Your Step
  87. Objective Mobility Documentation Using Emerging Technologies
  88. Objective Physical Activity Assessment in Patients With Chronic Organ Failure: A Validation Study of a New Single-Unit Activity Monitor
  89. Objective Quantification of Neuromotor Symptoms in Parkinson’s Disease: Implementation of a Portable, Computerized Measurement Tool
  90. Pelvic Mobility When Bending Forward in Standing Position: Validity and Reliability of Two Motion Analysis Devices
  91. Pelvic Movement and Interface Pressure Distribution During Manual Wheelchair Propulsion
  92. Personalized Assessment Technology for Autism Research and Treatment: A Non-Stop Data Flow That Could Break New Ground
  93. Physical Activity and Sedentary Behavior in Older Adults With Intellectual Disabilities: A Comparative Study
  94. Postural Sway During Cane Use by Patients with Stroke
  95. Prediction of Energy Expenditure From Wrist Accelerometry in People With and Without Down Syndrome
  96. Preliminary Evaluation of Reliability and Criterion Validity of Actiwatch-Score
  97. Preliminary Study Describing Body Position in Daily Life in Children With Severe Cerebral Palsy Using a Wearable Device
  98. Quantitative Evaluation and Analysis of Influences of Floor Conditions and Position of Rear Wheels on Maneuvering the Manual Wheelchair
  99. Quantitative Evaluation of Orthotics Using Gait, Postural Stability, and Functional Measurement Instruments
  100. Reduced Short Term Adaptation to Robot Generated Dynamic Environment in Children Affected by Cerebral Palsy
  101. Reducing the Risk
  102. Rehabilitation Analysis of Walker Assisted Gait in Spastic Diplegic Cerebral Palsy Children
  103. Reliability and Validity of Trunk Accelerometry-Derived Performance Measurements in a Standardized Heel-Rise Test in Elderly Subjects
  104. Reliability of RT3 Accelerometer for Measuring Mobility in People With Multiple Sclerosis: Pilot Study
  105. Reliability of Scores From Physical Activity Monitors in Adults With Multiple Sclerosis
  106. Reliability of the TekScan MatScan(R) System for the Measurement of Postural Stability in Older People With Rheumatoid Arthritis
  107. Remote Mobility Monitoring of the Elderly Using GSM-Based Mobile Telemetry of Accelerometer Signals
  108. Researchers Develop Low-Cost Stroke Rehabilitation Glove
  109. Retraining Reaching in Chronic Stroke With Real-Time Auditory Feedback
  110. Review of Accelerometry for Determining Daily Activity Among Elderly Patients
  111. Robotic Invention Used to Assess Stroke Patients
  112. RT3 Accelerometer Accuracy in Estimating Short Term Physical Activity in Individuals With Visual Impairments
  113. Seeking an Objective Test for Attention Disorder
  114. Self-Reported Gait Unsteadiness in Mildly Impaired Neurological Patients: An Objective Assessment Through Statistical Gait Analysis
  115. Simulation System for Powered Wheelchairs: Evaluation of Driving Skills Using Virtual Reality
  116. Sit-Stand and Stand-Sit Transitions in Older Adults and Patients With Parkinson’s Disease: Event Detection Based on Motion Sensors Versus Force Plates
  117. Sitting Pressure in a Wheelchair With Adjustable Ischial and Back Supports
  118. SMARTwobble Objectively Measures Improvements in Balance
  119. State of the Science: Virtual Reality
  120. Step Activity Monitor: Accuracy and Test-Retest Reliability in Persons with Incomplete Spinal Cord Injury
  121. Step Length Variability in Minimally Disabled Women With Multiple Sclerosis or Clinically Isolated Syndrome
  122. Techniques of Data Collection from Two SMARTWheels
  123. Temporal Stride and Force Analysis of Cane-Assisted Gait in People With Hemiplegic Stroke
  124. The Effect of Hand Contact Speed on Wheelchair Propulsion Kinetics
  125. The Harmonic Ratio of Trunk Acceleration Predicts Falling Among Older People: Results of a 1-Year Prospective Study
  126. The Independence of Deficits in Position Sense and Visually Guided Reaching Following Stroke
  127. The Role of Augmented Feedback in Pediatric Robotic-Assisted Gait Training: A Case Series
  128. The Sensitivity and Specificity of an Activity Monitor in Detecting Functional Activities in Young People With Cerebral Palsy
  129. Three-Dimensional Shoulder Kinematics During a Pressure Relief Technique and Wheelchair Transfer
  130. Three-Point Gait Crutch Walking: Variability in Ground Reaction Force During Weight Bearing
  131. Toward Automated, At-Home Assessment of Mobility Among Patients With Parkinson Disease, Using a Body-Worn Accelerometer
  132. Towards Animated Models of Activities of Daily Life
  133. Unsupervised Machine-Learning Method for Improving the Performance of Ambulatory Fall-Detection Systems
  134. Usage Log Analysis to Support Prescription of a Switch-Activated Wheelchair Controller
  135. Use of a Step Activity Monitor in Determining Outcomes
  136. Using a Camera to Implement Virtual Sensors in a Smart House
  137. Using Activity Monitors to Measure Physical Activity in Free-Living Conditions
  138. Using Miniature Data Loggers to Characterize Electric Powered Wheelchair Performance
  139. Using Sensors to Measure Activity in People With Stroke
  140. Validation of 24-Hour Ambulatory Gait Assessment in Parkinson's Disease With Simultaneous Video Observation
  141. Validation of Use of Wireless Monitors to Measure Levels of Mobility During Hospitalization
  142. Validity of DynaPort GaitMonitor for Assessment of Spatiotemporal Parameters in Amputee Gait
  143. Variability and Complexity of Shoulder Motion During Wheelchair Propulsion
  144. Video Game/Robotics Combo Designed to Help Stroke Victims Recover
  145. Wheelchair-Mounted Accelerometers for Measurement of Physical Activity
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