List of articles on rehabilitation
To learn difficult movements, observe and visualize the movements with your own face Joint research with Shinshu University
A joint research group of Shinshu University, Waseda University, Toyo University, Juntendo University, Kanoya University of Physical Education, and Nara Institute of Science and Technology is conducting research on difficult motor movements […]
Injured athletes who have difficulty communicating emotions are more prone to maladaptive reactions, Kio University investigates
Professor Tomonori Tatsumi of Kio University conducted a study on individual differences that affect the emotional regulation behavior of injured athletes, and found that people with a strong tendency to have difficulty communicating emotions […]
Patented for AI developed by Kio University that predicts prognosis due to rehabilitation based on the nature of pain after stroke
A patent has been granted for an AI that predicts the outcome of stroke rehabilitation, invented by Associate Professor Michihiro Osumi and Associate Professor Masaki Fuyuki of Kio University Graduate School of Health Sciences. […]
Rehabilitation device that feeds back dynamic friction information improves sensorimotor dysfunction in the hand Kio University
Ayaka Awaji, a fourth-year student in the Department of Physical Therapy at Kio University, Ken Fuchigami, a visiting researcher at the same university, and Professor Shu Morioka, among others, suffered from sensory-motor dysfunction after a stroke.
Kio University confirms the therapeutic effect of eye movement training on binocular diplopia after traumatic brain injury
Mr. Kanehari Nakamura of Kishiwada Rehabilitation Hospital, visiting researcher Takeshi Fuchigami of Kio University, Professor Shu Morioka, and colleagues conducted eye movement training for binocular diplopia […]
Trends in the frequency of use of the paralyzed upper limb in subacute stroke patients analyzed by Kio University and others
A research group at Kio University and Kishiwada Rehabilitation Hospital conducted a study on the FMA and MAL, which are evaluations of upper limb paralysis.
Pain in complex regional pain syndrome is closely related to abnormal brain wave networks, reported by Kio University
Associate Professor Michihiro Osumi of Kio University Neurorehabilitation Research Center, Professor Hitoshi Hirata of Nagoya University School of Medicine, Lecturer Katsuyuki Iwazuki, University of Tokyo […]
A new attempt at evaluation that focuses on the lower limbs and reflects changes in the voluntariness of movements and motor units Kansai Medical University
Spasticity, which is a characteristic of stroke patients, interferes with various daily activities due to decreased voluntariness, and greatly impedes daily activities.In fact, spasticity […]
World's first rehabilitation using AI robot improves function of paralyzed hand after stroke Juntendo University
A research group led by Professor Toshiyuki Fujiwara of Rehabilitation Medicine, Juntendo University Graduate School of Medicine is conducting joint research with Meltin MMI Co., Ltd. […]
Elucidation of the mechanism by which head movements improve hypertension
Collaborative research groups such as the National Rehabilitation Center for Persons with Disabilities* have conducted experiments using rats and clinical trials targeting human adults […]