Motor Rehabilitation following Acquired Brain Injury: Novel Clinical Approaches to Optimize Recovery and Function – Part 2
Tracks
C2
Wednesday, March 27, 2024 |
1:30 PM - 3:00 PM |
Mirage Events Center C2 |
Session Type/Accreditation
Moderator and Chair: Candy Tefertiller
Speaker(s)
Dr. Candace Tefertiller
Craig Hospital
Interactive Hands-On Lab 2
1:30 PM - 2:00 PMAbstract(s)
Practical ways to implement and measure intensity during locomotor training.
Practical application of robotic exoskeletons.
Practical application of robotic exoskeletons.
Dr. Candace Tefertiller
Craig Hospital
Innovative Approaches to Improve Upper Extremity Outcomes After Acquired Brain Injury
2:00 PM - 2:30 PMAbstract(s)
This section of the course will focus on current opportunities to promote upper extremity recovery after acquired brain injury. Novel technologies including robotics, vibration, and functional electrical stimulation will be reviewed along with case study presentation of clinical application. The clinical practice guideline to guide upper extremity recovery after brain injury will be discussed along with the challenges and opportunities associated with integration. A review of recommended outcome measures to assess progress will be addressed throughout the severity spectrum. Experiential learning will be facilitated in a lab-based session with advanced technologies.
Dr. Candace Tefertiller
Craig Hospital
Interactive Hands-On Lab 3
2:30 PM - 3:00 PMAbstract(s)
Practical application of virtual reality.
Practical application of functional electrical stimulation for Upper and lower extremities.
Practical application of functional electrical stimulation for Upper and lower extremities.