Purpose: The increasing elderly patient population is contributing to the rising worldwide
load of cervical spinal disorders, which is expected to result in a global increase in the …

This review of literature provides the latest evidence involving invasive and non-invasive
uses of electrical stimulation therapies that assist in restoring functional abilities and the …

Individuals with incomplete spinal-cord injury/disease are at an increased risk of falling due
to their impaired ability to maintain balance. Our research group has developed a closed …

Functional electrical stimulation (FES) device has been widely used by spinal cord injury
(SCI) patients in their rehab exercises to restore motor function to their paralysed muscles …

Motor training to improve walking and balance function is a common aspect of rehabilitation
following motor-incomplete spinal cord injury (MISCI). Evidence suggests that moderate-to …

Objectives To assist with clinical decision-making, evidence syntheses are needed to
demonstrate the efficacy of available interventions, and examine the intervention …

Background Incomplete spinal cord injury (iSCI) often results in impaired balance leading to
functional impairments. Recovery of standing balance ability is an important aim of …

We are happy to introduce this collection of research articles in association with the
International Conference on aging, innovation and rehabilitation (ICAIR). The 2023 …

Individuals with incomplete spinal cord injury (iSCI) demonstrate impaired upright balance,
resulting in increased fall risk. Task-specific visual feedback balance training (VFBT) has …

Background Individuals with an incomplete spinal cord injury (iSCI) are highly susceptible to
falls during periods of walking or standing. We recently reported the findings of a novel …