Neurorehabilitation Devices
1st Edition
0071448306
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9780071448307
© 2006 | Published: December 1, 2005
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Chapter 1: Introductory Overview of Rehabilitation MedicineChapter 2: The Dynamics of Neurorehabilitation DevicesChapter 3: General Purpose of NeurorehabilitationChapter 4: Neurorehabilitation: A Case StudyChapter 5: Data Acquisition and Processing in NeurorehabilitationChapter 6: Aspects of Neurological DisordersChapter 7: Technology Initiatives in NeurorehabilitationChapter 8: Anatomical Analysis of the Human Upper LimbChapter 9: Devices and Procedures in NeurorehabilitationChapter 10: Intelligent Knowledge-Based NeurorehabilitationChapter 11: Virtual Reality in NeurorehabilitationChapter 12: Expert Systems in NeurorehabilitationChapter 13: Telerehabilitation and ExerciseChapter 14: Kinesthetic TherapyChapter 15: The Impact of Language, Music, and Sound in NeurorehabilitationChapter 16: Event-Related PotentialsBIBLIOGRAPHYINDEX
Chapter 3: General Purpose of NeurorehabilitationChapter 4: Neurorehabilitation: A Case StudyChapter 5: Data Acquisition and Processing in NeurorehabilitationChapter 6: Aspects of Neurological DisordersChapter 7: Technology Initiatives in NeurorehabilitationChapter 8: Anatomical Analysis of the Human Upper LimbChapter 9: Devices and Procedures in NeurorehabilitationChapter 10: Intelligent Knowledge-Based NeurorehabilitationChapter 11: Virtual Reality in NeurorehabilitationChapter 12: Expert Systems in NeurorehabilitationChapter 13: Telerehabilitation and ExerciseChapter 14: Kinesthetic TherapyChapter 15: The Impact of Language, Music, and Sound in NeurorehabilitationChapter 16: Event-Related PotentialsBIBLIOGRAPHYINDEX
Chapter 5: Data Acquisition and Processing in NeurorehabilitationChapter 6: Aspects of Neurological DisordersChapter 7: Technology Initiatives in NeurorehabilitationChapter 8: Anatomical Analysis of the Human Upper LimbChapter 9: Devices and Procedures in NeurorehabilitationChapter 10: Intelligent Knowledge-Based NeurorehabilitationChapter 11: Virtual Reality in NeurorehabilitationChapter 12: Expert Systems in NeurorehabilitationChapter 13: Telerehabilitation and ExerciseChapter 14: Kinesthetic TherapyChapter 15: The Impact of Language, Music, and Sound in NeurorehabilitationChapter 16: Event-Related PotentialsBIBLIOGRAPHYINDEX
Chapter 7: Technology Initiatives in NeurorehabilitationChapter 8: Anatomical Analysis of the Human Upper LimbChapter 9: Devices and Procedures in NeurorehabilitationChapter 10: Intelligent Knowledge-Based NeurorehabilitationChapter 11: Virtual Reality in NeurorehabilitationChapter 12: Expert Systems in NeurorehabilitationChapter 13: Telerehabilitation and ExerciseChapter 14: Kinesthetic TherapyChapter 15: The Impact of Language, Music, and Sound in NeurorehabilitationChapter 16: Event-Related PotentialsBIBLIOGRAPHYINDEX
Chapter 9: Devices and Procedures in NeurorehabilitationChapter 10: Intelligent Knowledge-Based NeurorehabilitationChapter 11: Virtual Reality in NeurorehabilitationChapter 12: Expert Systems in NeurorehabilitationChapter 13: Telerehabilitation and ExerciseChapter 14: Kinesthetic TherapyChapter 15: The Impact of Language, Music, and Sound in NeurorehabilitationChapter 16: Event-Related PotentialsBIBLIOGRAPHYINDEX
Chapter 11: Virtual Reality in NeurorehabilitationChapter 12: Expert Systems in NeurorehabilitationChapter 13: Telerehabilitation and ExerciseChapter 14: Kinesthetic TherapyChapter 15: The Impact of Language, Music, and Sound in NeurorehabilitationChapter 16: Event-Related PotentialsBIBLIOGRAPHYINDEX
Chapter 13: Telerehabilitation and ExerciseChapter 14: Kinesthetic TherapyChapter 15: The Impact of Language, Music, and Sound in NeurorehabilitationChapter 16: Event-Related PotentialsBIBLIOGRAPHYINDEX
Chapter 15: The Impact of Language, Music, and Sound in NeurorehabilitationChapter 16: Event-Related PotentialsBIBLIOGRAPHYINDEX
BIBLIOGRAPHYINDEX
Publisher's Note: Products purchased from Third Party sellers are not guaranteed by the publisher for quality, authenticity, or access to any online entitlements included with the product.
Debilitating neuromuscular disorders and traumatic brain, spinal cord or peripheral injuries have a devastating effect on those who suffer from them. Written from an engineering perspective, and based on a course taught by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Neurorehabilitation Devices first helps the designer to better understand and formulate design, measurement and control systems for biomedical devices used in the treatment and recovery of people suffering from these disorders. Just some of the topics covered in this book are: methods to allow an amputee to control a powered artificial arm by means of electrical signals generated by contractions of muscles of the residual limb in combination with motor nerve activity from peripheral nerves, as well as the development of new technologies to use electrical stimulation to treat the hyperactive bladder, to electrically induce bowel movement and defecation, and to develop methods for selective stimulation of nerve fibres.
Debilitating neuromuscular disorders and traumatic brain, spinal cord or peripheral injuries have a devastating effect on those who suffer from them. Written from an engineering perspective, and based on a course taught by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Neurorehabilitation Devices first helps the designer to better understand and formulate design, measurement and control systems for biomedical devices used in the treatment and recovery of people suffering from these disorders. Just some of the topics covered in this book are: methods to allow an amputee to control a powered artificial arm by means of electrical signals generated by contractions of muscles of the residual limb in combination with motor nerve activity from peripheral nerves, as well as the development of new technologies to use electrical stimulation to treat the hyperactive bladder, to electrically induce bowel movement and defecation, and to develop methods for selective stimulation of nerve fibres.