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The effects of pulsed auditory stimulation on various gait measurements in persons with Parkinson's Disease

The results confirm prior findings that auditory stimulation can be used to positively influence the gait of persons with PD and suggest beneficial effects of ASM as an adjunct to dopaminergic therapy to treat gait dysfunctions in PD.
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Reduction of Spontaneous Electrical Activity and Pain Perception of Trigger Points in the Upper Trapezius Muscle through Trigger Point Compression and Passive Stretching

Although each technique significantly reduced pain perception and SEA, the combination of IC and PS was superior, apparently because of the complementary nature of the therapeutic interventions.
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Physical activity before and after exercise in women with chronic fatigue syndrome.

There was a significant reduction in overall average activity after the treadmill test, but this reduction was accompanied by a significant increase in the duration of the waking day and number of daily rests, suggesting marked exertion does produce changes in activity, but later than self-report would suggest.
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The functional ambulation performance of elderly fallers and non-fallers walking at their preferred velocity

Findings suggest that there is a measurable decrease in the performance of gait in senior adults who have fallen that may be related to diminished strength, balance, and tactile sensation.
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Hyperactivity: Research Theory and Action

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The validity of the GaitRite and the Functional Ambulation Performance scoring system in the analysis of Parkinson gait

The results indicate that the GaitRite system can be useful in detecting footfall patterns and selected time and distance measurements of persons with early stage Parkinson’s disease and the FAP score discriminates between the PD population and the non-impaired controls when walking at preferred rate but not at fast walking.
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The effects of circumferential wrist pressure on reproduction accuracy of wrist placement in healthy young and elderly adults.

BACKGROUND The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of circumferential wrist pressure on reproduction accuracy of wrist placement in healthy young and elderly adults. A convenience…
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International Seminar on Community Development

    A. Nelson
    Sociology, Political Science
  • 1 March 1964
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Low-intensity pulsed galvanic current and the healing of tenotomized rat achilles tendons: preliminary report using load-to-breaking measurements.

The possible beneficial effects of low-intensity, pulsed galvanic currents on the healing of tenotomized Achilles tendons was investigated in three groups (20 animals each) of male Sprague-Dawley…
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SOMATOSENSORY TRIGEMINAL EVOKED POTENTIAL AMPLITUDES FOLLOWING LOW LEVEL LASER AND SHAM IRRADIATION OVER TIME

It is demonstrated that intraoral laser application to the maxillary nerve, where covered only by mucous membrane, results in significantly reduced STEP amplitudes, which suggests that intraoran laser therapy may be an effective pain control treatment.
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