Neuromuscular electrical stimulation can improve motor function in those affected by paralysis, but its use is limited by a high rate of muscular fatigue. Variable stimulation patterns have been examined in young adults with and without spinal cord injury, but much less investigation has been devoted to studying the effects of variable stimulation patterns administered to older adults or those ...

For this study, we evaluated two training interventions for improving gait parameters in individuals with poststroke hemiplegia using a training methodology that required them to step over objects. Gait velocity, step length, ability to step over obstacles, and walking endurance were compared before and after 2 weeks of training and 2 weeks after cessation of training. Twenty subjects with post...

Kernohan-Woltman notch phenomenon (KWP) is an ipsilateral motor weakness due to compression of the contralateral cerebral peduncle. We report two cases of KWP following traumatic brain injury. In case 1, ipsilateral hemiplegia was noted after right subdural hemorrhage. Although magnetic resonance imaging showed no abnormal signal changes on cerebral peduncle, diffusion tensor tractography (DTT)...

Retrospective analytical study that aims to evaluate the kinematic and kinetic results obtained after percutaneous lengthening with an intramuscular needle (PLIN) of gastrocsoleus complex (GSC) zones I, II, III, performed outside operating room between 2018 2019, in pediatric patients equinus gait resistant non-operative treatment. Gait analysis was prior treatment 6 months post 48 ankles (30 p...

AIM The aim of this study was to evaluate the efficacy and safety of a newly manufactured botulinum toxin, Neuronox, compared with BOTOX for the treatment of the spastic equinus gait in children with cerebral palsy. METHOD A total of 127 children with cerebral palsy, aged 2 to 10 years, who presented at three university hospitals with spastic equinus gait were assessed for eligibility to part...

Background: Hemiplegia is a condition, caused by brain injury that results in varying degree of weakness, stiffness and lack control one side the body. Aim to assess informal caregivers’ knowledge, practice, attitude health problems regarding patient with hemiplegia. Design: A descriptive research design was used this study. Sample: purposive sample equal (285) patients Setting: This study cond...

This study presents the results of a rehabilitation program in a spastic hemiparetic subject who had undergone hemispherectomy because of SturgeWeber syndrome and intractable epilepsy. Sturge-Weber syndrome includes unilateral cerebral cortical angiomatosis, which often leads to progressive cerebral dysfunction and epileptic seizures that are medically difficult to control. A three-year-old gir...