Rehabilitation Research

KEY FINDING: A significant correlation was observed between inspiratory capacity (IC) and rib cage motion (VRIP-rc) (r = 0.67, p = 0.02), indicating that rib cage motion significantly influences IC in CSI patients.

KEY FINDING: Corticorubral projections significantly decreased after motor trauma or disease, irrespective of treatment.

KEY FINDING: The patient experienced a decrease of SPL pain intensity and frequency, which lasted for 1 week after the end of treatment.

KEY FINDING: The original article's funding information section was incorrect.

KEY FINDING: Incomplete cervical level injury was the most common injury type, spinal stenosis was the most common diagnostic etiology and central cord syndrome was the most common clinical syndrome.

KEY FINDING: The patient showed notable improvements in wheelchair propulsion, ability to relieve pressure, grasp, pinch, and release an object after nerve transfer surgery and intensive rehabilitation.

KEY FINDING: Toilet seating without a cushion results in significantly higher maximum buttock pressure compared to wheelchair seating with an air cushion.

KEY FINDING: Participants most frequently reported goals related to endurance, muscle strengthening, weight loss, activities of daily living, transferring, and home and community mobility.

KEY FINDING: The FRA510S equipment provides quantitative values for balance function, offering a more objective way to assess balance compared to traditional methods.

KEY FINDING: The project resulted in a best practices document that includes an introduction, the best practices themselves, considerations for implementation, and a glossary of terms.