The significance of analysis of human movement for the treatment of patients with hemiplegia

Zhou Bin; Masamichi FURUSAWA

doi:10.14911/ibr.2010.0.20.0

Proceedings of IBRC 2010: The 8th International Biophilia Rehabilitation Conference

DOI https://doi.org/10.14911/ibr.2010.0.20.0

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Host: International Biophilia Rehabilitatiion Academy, China Rehabilitation Research Center, Collaborating Organization, Medical Research Center in Warsaw, Under the Patronage, Embassy of Japan in China, Japanese National Foundation, association for Technical Aids, Japanese Society for Rehabilitation of Persons with Disabilities

The significance of analysis of human movement for the treatment of patients with hemiplegia

*Zhou Bin, *Masamichi FURUSAWA

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Abstract

1. Analysis the application of the elements and components of the normal postural movement in stroke sequela and other central nervous disease patients' treatment. 2. Through the analysis of common factors of human movement, we try to find out the elements to promote hemiplegia patients' future movement and the components of pattern. 3. Normal movement is the action due to normal reciprocalinnervation ultimately in the spinal level. It is possible to repair reciprocal innervation in stroke patients through normal movement.

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