Context: Spasticity is one of the most common secondary impairment after spinal cord injury
(SCI). It can lead to an increase in the level of disability. The functional electrical stimulation …

Background Balance and mobility deficits are most prevalent impairments in patients with
traumatic brain injury (TBI). The evidence has proposed that rehabilitation plays an …

BACKGROUND: Balance deficits are common impairments in individuals with post-traumatic
brain injury (TBI). Balance deficits can restrict the activities of daily living and productive …

Background Balance dysfunctions are one of the most prevalent impairments post
incomplete spinal cord injury (SCI). The evidence has proposed that the rehabilitation can …

Purpose Spinal cord injury (SCI) has lifelong implications requiring treatment for outcomes
including respiratory function, voice, pain, mood, and gait, among others. Music therapy (MT) …

Objective To systematically review the existing evidence of spontaneous synchronization in
human gait. Data Sources EBSCO, PubMed, Google Scholar, and PsycINFO were searched …

Abstract Purpose of Review This review was conducted to investigate the impacts of whole-
body vibration (WBV) on motor impairments in individuals with spinal cord injury (SCI) …

Apraxia is widely used to describe one of the more disabling deficits following left strokes.
The role of rehabilitation in treating apraxic stroke patients remains unclear. This systematic …

Context Spasticity is one of the most prevalent impairments following spinal cord injury
(SCI). It can lead to a decrease in the patient's functional level. Transcutaneous spinal cord …

Abstract Purpose of Review This systematic review aimed to investigate the effects of BCI-
FES on motor recovery in patients with stroke. Recent Findings Nine studies met the …