Humans exhibit an innate ability to synchronize their movements to music. The field of gait rehabilitation has sought to capitalize on this phenomenon by invoking patients to walk in time to rhythmic auditory cues with a view to improving pathological gait. However, the temporal structure of the auditory cue, and hence the temporal structure of the target behavior has not been sufficiently expl...

Peripheral and cortical magnetic and electrical stimulation may find a therapeutic niche as augmentative rehabilitation interventions for lessening impairments and disabilities after brain and spinal cord injury. The momentum for these approaches arose from recent physiological studies that examined the effects of paradigms of stimulation on synaptic and biological adaptations within the cortex...

Introduction: After anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury, potential copers (PCs) and non-copers (NCs) are differentiated based on functional ability and knee stability. Due to frequent episodes of the knee giving way, rehabilitation specialists recommend NCs undergo ACL reconstruction (ACLR) prior to the resumption of sport activities. Some PCs opt to have non-operative management while othe...

Introduction. The article presents an overview of innovative technologies based on methods sensomotor retraining the patient using neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NFES) and biofeedback (BFB) as most promising in medical rehabilitation (MR) motor impairment patients with brain stroke (BS). results our own study are also presented. aim - assessment effectiveness a comprehensive program incl...

Facial nerve palsy (FNP) changes facial expression and leads to functional problems in facial movement and negative psychological effect on patients. Fortunately, some of FNP problems recover completely, but some others remain with some sequelae like asymmetry, muscle contracture, synkinesis, and hyperkinesias that need rehabilitation. This article aimed to investigate physiotherapy modalit...

Recently, there has been an evolution toward a science-supported medicine, which uses replicable results from comprehensive studies to assist clinical decision-making. Reliable techniques are required improve the consistency and replicability of assessing effectiveness guidelines, mostly in muscular therapeutic healthcare. In scientific research, surface electromyography (sEMG) is prevalent but...

Musculoskeletal disorders of which low back pain (LBP) accounts for more than 50% are now the most common cause of chronic incapacity in industrialized countries. The traditional approach in looking for the reason (etiology) for musculoskeletal disorders is to search structural failures but, in most cases, it is difficult to find an explicit reason for back pain. Many scientists now consider sp...