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A.T. Literature- Brain Injury

  1. A Breakthrough on Paralysis? 'Brain Machine' Brainchild of UW Scientists
  2. A Combined Robotic and Cognitive Training for Locomotor Rehabilitation: Evidences of Cerebral Functional Reorganization in Two Chronic Traumatic Brain Injured Patients
  3. A Continuum of AT Solutions for Confusion and Memory Loss After Traumatic Brain Injury
  4. A Learning Setup for a Post-Coma Adolescent With Profound Multiple Disabilities Involving Small Forehead Movements and New Microswitch Technology
  5. A Mobile Phone as a Memory Aid for Individuals With Traumatic Brain Injury: A Preliminary Investigation
  6. A QEEG Index of Level of Functional Dependence for People Sustaining Acquired Brain Injury: The Seville Independence Index (SINDI)
  7. A Randomized Clinical Trial Study on the Effectiveness of a Tele-Analogy-Based Problem-Solving Programme for People With Acquired Brain Injury
  8. A Special Messaging Technology for Two Persons With Acquired Brain Injury and Multiple Disabilities
  9. A Suggested Virtual Reality Methodology Allowing People With Cognitive Disabilities to Communicate Their Knowledge and Experiences of Public Transport Systems
  10. A User-Friendly Home
  11. A Verbal Cuing Device for Persons With Brain Injury: Development and Proof-of-Concept Case Study
  12. A Voice-Analysis App to Diagnose Concussions
  13. AAC for Adults with Acquired Neurological Conditions: A Review
  14. Acquired Brain Injury, Visual Attention, and the Useful Field of View Test: A Pilot Study
  15. Adaptive Equipment to Assist With One-Handed Intermittent Self-Catheterization: A Case Study of a Patient With Multiple Brain Injuries
  16. ADHD Students Get Help From iPad App
  17. An Evaluation of the Effects of a Dynamic Lycra Orthosis on Arm Function in a Late Stage Patient with Acquired Brain Injury
  18. An Overview of the Assisted Cognition Project
  19. Applications of Computer-Based Neuropsychological Assessment
  20. Art-Science Project to Rehabilitate Brain Injuries
  21. Assessing Adaptive Behaviour in the Post-Acute Setting Following Traumatic Brain Injury: Initial Reliability and Validity of the Adaptive Behaviour and Community Competency Scale (ABCCS)
  22. Assistive Technologies and Other Supports for People With Brain Impairment
  23. Assistive Technology Helps Troops Gain Independence, Return to ‘Normal’ Daily Living
  24. Assistive Technology: A Compensatory Strategy for Work Production Post Mild Brain Injury
  25. Augmentative and Alternative Communication for Adults With Acquired Neurologic Disorders
  26. Augmentative Communication Strategies for Adults With Acute or Chronic Medical Conditions
  27. Augmented Environments for Pediatric Rehabilitation
  28. Automated Parallel Bars
  29. Becoming Independent...
  30. Bridging the Gap between Aspiration and Capability for Aphasic and Brain Injured People
  31. Building AAC Services From the Ground Up
  32. Building on Residual Speech: A Portable Processing Prosthesis for Aphasia
  33. Challenges in Developing a Voice Input Voice Output Communication Aid for People With Severe Dysarthria
  34. Child and Parent Responses to a Brain Injury Screening Questionnaire
  35. Clinical Assessment of Hand Motor Performance After Acquired Brain Injury With Dynamic Computerized Hand Dynamometry: Construct, Concurrent, and Predictive Validity
  36. Cognitive and Cognitive-Motor Interventions Affecting Physical Functioning: A Systematic Review
  37. Combination Seed Dispenser and Planting Mechanism
  38. Comfort Reader 2K6
  39. Communication Device for a Person with Anoxic Brain Injury
  40. Comparison of Virtual Wheelchair Driving Performance of People With Traumatic Brain Injury Using an Isometric and a Conventional Joystick
  41. Concocting a Cure for Kids With Issues
  42. Current and Future AAC Research Considerations for Adults with Acquired Cognitive and Communication Impairments
  43. Dad’s Home-Built Trike Helps Son Recover From Brain Injury
  44. Decoding Subjective Preference From Single-Trial Near-Infrared Spectroscopy Signals
  45. Design and Development of a Novel Balancer With Variable Difficulty for Training and Evaluation
  46. Determining Head Position to Assist Electric-Powered Wheelchair Operation for People With Traumatic Brain Injury
  47. Developing a Follow-Up Survey Focused on Participation of Children and Youth With Acquired Brain Injuries After Discharge From Inpatient Rehabilitation
  48. Development of a 3D Immersive Videogame to Improve Arm-Postural Coordination in Patients With TBI
  49. Development of a Wheelchair Virtual Driving Environment: Trials With Subjects With Traumatic Brain Injury
  50. Development of an EMG-Based Muscle Switch for Communication via Computer
  51. Development of an Interactive Rehabilitation Game Using the Nintendo WiiFit Balance Board for People With Neurological Injury
  52. Device Improves Arm Function in Stroke and TBI Patients
  53. Difficulties in Automatic Speech Recognition of Dysarthric Speakers and Implications for Speech-Based Applications Used by the Elderly: A Literature Review
  54. Distributed Tracking and Guidance in Indoor Environments
  55. Effect of Long-Term Climbing Training on Cerebellar Ataxia: A Case Series
  56. Effectiveness of a Wii Balance Board-Based System (eBaViR) for Balance Rehabilitation: A Pilot Randomized Clinical Trial in Patients With Acquired Brain Injury
  57. Effects of a New Radio Frequency-Controlled Neuroprosthesis on Gait Symmetry and Rhythmicity in Patients With Chronic Hemiparesis
  58. Efficacy and Usability of Assistive Technology for Patients With Cognitive Deficits: A Systematic Review
  59. Efficacy of Rehabilitation Robotics for Walking Training in Neurological Disorders: A Review
  60. Electromyographic Analyses of Global Synkinesis in the Paretic Upper Limb After Stroke
  61. Email Intervention Following Traumatic Brain Injury: Two Case Reports
  62. Establishing Best Practice in Seating Assessment for Children With Physical Disabilities Using Qualitative Methodologies
  63. Evaluating an In-School Injury Prevention Programme's Effect on Children's Helmet Wearing Habits
  64. Evaluation of a Collaborative Wheelchair System in Cerebral Palsy and Traumatic Brain Injury Users
  65. Evaluation of a Speech Recognition Prototype for Speakers With Moderate and Severe Dysarthria: A Preliminary Report
  66. Facilitation of Corticospinal Excitability According to Motor Imagery and Mirror Therapy in Healthy Subjects and Stroke Patients
  67. Feasibility of Computerized Brain Plasticity-Based Cognitive Training After Traumatic Brain Injury
  68. Get the Picture?
  69. Getting Back the Gift of Gab: Next-Gen Handheld Computers Allow the Mute to Converse
  70. Good Shepherd Offers “Bionic” Leg Technology
  71. Hand Rehabilitation Following Stroke: A Pilot Study of Assisted Finger Extension Training in a Virtual Environment
  72. Handheld PC/Web-Based Task Reminder for Brain-Injured Adults
  73. Handwriting Analysis Program
  74. Healing Waters
  75. I Think, Therefore I Move – ‘Brain Cap’ Turns Thought Into Motion
  76. Improved Ankle and Knee Control With a Dual-Channel Functional Electrical Stimulation System in Chronic Hemiplegia: A Case Report
  77. Improvements of Task Performance in Daily Life After Acquired Brain Injury Using Commonly Available Everyday Technology
  78. Improving Fine Motor Function After Brain Injury Using Gesture Recognition Feedback
  79. Inertial Motion Sensors as Building Blocks for Wearable Assistive Devices
  80. Innovative Devices Help People With Visual Impairments
  81. Innovative Neurotronics, a Subsidiary of Hanger Orthopedic Group, Earns the 2007 da Vinci Award for the WalkAide System
  82. Internet Use and Interest Among Individuals With Traumatic Brain Injury: A Consumer Survey
  83. Interview With a Cyborg
  84. IpsiHand: Direct Recoupling of Intention and Movement
  85. Keyless Keyboard
  86. Laptrays With Elevating Mounts for Speech Generating Devices
  87. Light Technology Augmentative Communication for Acute Care and Rehab Settings
  88. Lingraphica Unveils MiniTalk Speech Generating Device for People With Aphasia and Apraxia
  89. Making Connections: Veterans Without Speech Master the Art of Conversation and Living
  90. Maximizing Independent Function: The Interdisciplinary Approach to Evaluating Physical, Cognitive, and Visual Perceptual Skills When Building a Custom Seating and Positioning System
  91. MC10's Wearable Electronics to Hit the Market in Early 2013
  92. Measuring Functional Change in Children with Acquired Brain Injury (ABI): Comparisons of Generic and ABI-Specific Scales Using the Pediatric Evaluation of Disability Inventory (PEDI)
  93. Measuring Passive, Active, and Functional Range of Motion Following Brain Injury Using a Low-Cost Wearable Monitor
  94. Message Retrieval for Survivors of Traumatic Brain Injury
  95. Motorized Rehabilitation Shoes Put Elderly on Shaky Ground to Improve Balance
  96. Mouthpieces Gather Impact Data From Football Players
  97. Music With the Mind: The Brain-Computer-Music-Interfacebh
  98. Navigation in Smart Environments Using Mediated Reality Tools
  99. Navigation of a Dynamic Screen AAC Interface by Survivors of Severe Traumatic Brain Injury
  100. New Adaptations After a Brain Attack
  101. New Device Designed to Restore Brain Functions -- Via the Tongue
  102. New Technology Allows Medical Workers to Better Assess Brain Injuries
  103. Nontraditional Therapy for Kids With Cerebral Palsy Shown Effective, Says Study
  104. On an Equal Footing: Adults’ Accounts of the Experience of Using Assistive Devices for Standing
  105. Patient Lifts: Balancing Safety With Recovery
  106. Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs) - Putting Technology in the Palm of Our Hands
  107. Personal Digital Assistants as Cognitive Aids for Individuals With Severe Traumatic Brain Injury: A Community-Based Trial
  108. Persons With C5 or C6 Tetraplegia Achieve Selected Functional Gains Using Neuroprosthesis
  109. Portable Electronic Devices as Memory and Organizational Aids After Traumatic Brain Injury: A Consumer Survey Study
  110. Practical Applications for Use of PDAs and Smartphones With Children and Adolescents Who Have Traumatic Brain Injury
  111. Project Develops Voting Help for Disabled Vets
  112. Promoting Participation in Schoolwork Assistive Technology Use by Children With Physical Disabilities
  113. Pseudo-Pitch and Distorted Words: An Interface Modality for Dysarthric Users
  114. Reliability and Validity of the Awareness of Social Inference Test (TASIT): A Clinical Test of Social Perception
  115. Reliability of Dynamometry to Quantify Isometric Strength Following Traumatic Brain Injury
  116. REPAS, a Summary Rating Scale for Resistance to Passive Movement Item Selection, Reliability and Validity
  117. Resource Guide: Children and Adolescents with Brain Injuries
  118. Responsiveness of the Seated Postural Control Measure and the Level of Sitting Scale in Children With Neuromotor Disorders
  119. Seat Back Cleaner and Ergonomic Broom
  120. Self-Reported Gait Unsteadiness in Mildly Impaired Neurological Patients: An Objective Assessment Through Statistical Gait Analysis
  121. Shawn Grassley Discovers A New World Through Assistive Technology
  122. Slater Software Announces Upgrades
  123. Standardization and Computerization of the Clock Drawing Test
  124. State of the Science: Virtual Reality
  125. Success Story: Mary Ann Jordan, Fresno
  126. Support in Everyday Activities With a Home-based Electronic Memory Aid for Persons With Memory Impairments
  127. Supported eText: Effects of Text-to-Speech on Access and Achievement for High School Students With Disabilities
  128. Technology-Based Programs to Improve Walking Behavior of Persons With Multiple Disabilities: Two Single-Case Studies
  129. The Accuracy of Ultrasonic Estimation of Bladder Volume: A Comparison of Portable and Stationary Equipment
  130. The Neurocognitive Driving Test: Applying Technology to the Assessment of Driving Ability Following Brain Injury
  131. This PDA's To-Do Lists Can Be a Lifeline
  132. Upper Limb Robot-Assisted Therapy: A New Option for Children With Hemiplegia
  133. Use of a Dynamic Stander to Increase Bone Mineral Density in Immobilized Children: A Pilot Study
  134. Use of Assistive Technology in Cognitive Rehabilitation: Exploratory Studies of the Opinions and Expectations of Healthcare Professionals and Potential Users
  135. Use of the Westmead PTA Scale to Monitor Recovery of Memory After Mild Head Injury
  136. Using Architecture and Technology to Promote Improved Quality of Life for Military Service Members With Traumatic Brain Injury
  137. Using Electronic Aids to Daily Living After Acquired Brain Injury: A Study of the Learning Process and the Usability
  138. Using Everyday Technology to Compensate for Difficulties in Task Performance in Daily Life: Experiences in Persons With Acquired Brain Injury and Their Significant Others
  139. Using Standing Frames to Promote Upright Mobility
  140. Using Stimulus Equivalence Technology to Teach Emotion Recognition to Adults With Acquired Brain Injury
  141. Using Word Prediction Software to Increase Typing Fluency With Students With Physical Disabilities
  142. Variable Structure Pantograph Mechanism With Spring Suspension System for Comprehensive Upper-Limb Haptic Movement Training
  143. Video Eye Tests Help Screen Toddlers’ Brain Function
  144. Virtual Environments for Motor Rehabilitation: Review
  145. Virtual Iraq Targets Combat Disorders
  146. Virtual Reality in Neurologic Rehabilitation of Spatial Disorientation
  147. Visualizing the Third Dimension in Virtual Training Environments for Neurologically Impaired Persons: Beneficial or Disruptive?
  148. WalkAccess: Home Assessment Program for People With Foot Drop
  149. When Your Child is Technology Assisted: A Home Care Guide For Families
  150. Wireless Device Hailed as New Modality for Foot Drop, But Can Patients Afford it?
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