Abstract First created in 1996, the French evaluation, retraining, social and vocational orientation units (UEROS) now play a fundamental role in the social and vocational rehabilitation of patients with brain…
Abstract Introduction Motor imagery can be defined as a dynamic state during which the representation of a movement is internally rehearsed in the absence of voluntary movements. There are two…
1 English version March 20th 2013 was International French Language Day. At present, there are 220 million people in the world for whom French is the first language spoken. According to…
Abstract Introduction The piriformis muscle syndrome (PMS) has remained an ill-defined entity. It is a form of entrapment neuropathy involving compression of the sciatic nerve by the piriformis muscle. Bearing…
Abstract Objective To document the effect of Postural Reconstruction ® physiotherapy on two postural disorders commonly observed in adolescents: genu varum and idiopathic scoliosis. Patient and methods A case report…
Abstract Background QT dispersion (QTd) is a marker of myocardial electrical instability, and is increased in metabolic syndrome (MetS). Moderate intensity continuous exercise (MICE) training was shown to improve QTd…
Abstract Introduction There are currently a small number of standardized tools in French that measure and compare the effect of constraint-induced movement therapy, or other recent therapies promoting motor recovery…
Abstract Objective To assess executive function in children with developmental dyspraxia. Patients and method Inclusion criteria: children aged 8 years to 12 years 5 months at the time of the…
Abstract Aim To describe the amount of medical and paramedical involvement in a sample of Breton children with cerebral palsy as a function of the Gross Motor Function Classification System…
1 English version The number of scientific journals dedicated to rehabilitation has incredibly grew up the two last decades, accompanying the development of this new field of medicine. They may…
