Kinematic and neurophysiological models: Future applications in neurorehabilitation
Michelangelo Bartolo, R Don, Alberto Ranavolo, Mariano Serrao, Giorgio Sandrini
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Michelangelo Bartolo, R Don, Alberto Ranavolo, Mariano Serrao, Giorgio Sandrini
Abstract
This paper emphasizes the importance of developing kinematic and neurophysiological methods for evaluating motor and functional recovery in the field of neurorehabilitation. From a review of the literature, it is concluded that optoelectronic motion analysis and neurophysiological techniques, such as the study of nociceptive withdrawal reflex, might constitute useful applications for future research.
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This paper emphasizes the importance of developing kinematic and neurophysiological methods for evaluating motor and functional recovery in the field of neurorehabilitation. From a review of the literature, it is concluded that optoelectronic motion analysis and neurophysiological techniques, such as the study of nociceptive withdrawal reflex, might constitute useful applications for future research.
Key concepts: Neurorehabilitation, Neurophysiology, Kinematics, Neuroscience, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Rehabilitation, Computer science, Reflex