Publications – 2004-2008
Peer reviewed publications
1. Baker-Herman TL, Fuller DD, Bavis RW, Zabka AG, Golder FJ, Doperalski NJ, Johnson RA, Watters JJ, Mitchell GS. 2004. BDNF is necessary and sufficient for spinal respiratory plasticity following intermittent hypoxia. Nature Neuroscience. 7(1):48-55.
2. Balasubramanian CK, Bowden MG, Neptune RR and Kautz SA (2006).
Relationship between step length asymmetry and walking performance in subjects
with chronic hemiparesis. Arch Phys Med Rehab, 88:43-49.
3. Bavis RW, Olson EB Jr, Vidruk EH, Fuller DD, Mitchell
GS. 2004. Developmental plasticity of the hypoxic ventilatory response in
rats induced by neonatal hypoxia. Journal of Phyiology (London). 557(2):645-60.
4. Behrman AL, Bowden MG, Nair PM. Neuroplasticity after
spinal cord injury and training: an emerging paradigm shift in rehabilitation
and walking recovery. Phys Ther. 2006 Oct;86(10):1406-25. Review.
5. Behrman AL, Harkema SJ. Physical rehabilitation as an
agent for recovery after spinal cord injury. Phys Med Rehabil Clin N Am.
2007 May;18(2):183-202, v. Review.
6. Behrman AL, Lawless-Dixon AR, Davis SB, Bowden MG, Nair
P, Phadke C, Hannold EM, Plummer P, Harkema SJ. Locomotor training progression
and outcomes after incomplete spinal cord injury. Phys Ther. 2005 Dec;85(12):1356-71.
7. Behrman AL, Light KE . Analysis of
the Berg Balance Test for Individuals with Parkinsons Disease. Phys Ther.
2006 Jun;86(6):778-87.
8. Behrman AL, Nair P, Bowden M, Herget B, Phadke C, Senesac
C, Martin J, Thompson FJ, Reier PJ, Howland DR. Locomotor Training
Unmasks Developmental Plasticity in Pediatric Chronic Spinal Cord Injury.
Nature/Neuroscience March 2006
9. Behrman AL, Thigpen MT (2005). Locomotor
training after stroke and spinal cord injury: The challenge of evidence-based
practice. BioMechanics;3:55-59.
10. Bialosky JE, Bishop MD, Robinson ME,
Barabas JA, George SZ. The influence of expectation on
spinal manipulation induced hypoalgesia: an experimental study in normal
subjects. BMC Musculo Disorders. 9(1): 19
11. Bishop MD, Brunt D, Marjama-Lyons J. Do people with
Parkinsons disease change strategy during unplanned gait termination? Neurosci
Lett, 2006, 397:240-244
12. Bishop MD, Brunt D, N Pathare, M Ko, J Marjama - Lyons.
Changes in distal muscle timing may contribute to slowness during sit to
stand in Parkinsons disease. Clin Biomech, 2005; 20:112-117
13. Bishop MD, Brunt D, Pathare N, Patel B. The effects
of cadence on the strategies used during gait termination. Gait and Posture,
2004, 20 (2):134-139
14. Bishop MD, Freedman SD, Zielenski J, Ahmed N, Dupuis
A, Martin S, Ellis L, Shea J, Hopper I, Corey M, Kortan P, Haber G, Ross
C, Tzountzouris J, Steele L, Ray PN, Tsui LC, Durie PR. The cystic fibrosis
transmembrane conductance regulator gene and ion channel function in patients
with idiopathic pancreatitis. Hum Genet. 2005 Dec;118(3-4):372-81. Epub
2005 Sep 29.
15. Bishop MD, Fiolkowski P, Brunt D, Woo R, Horodyski
MB. The Effects Of Athletic Footwear on Leg Stiffness and Running Kinematics.
J Athl Train, 2006, 41(4), 387-392
16. Bishop MD, Meuleman J, Robinson M, Light KE.
Effect of pain and depression on balance, mobility and confidence in older
men. J Rehab Res Dev. 2007 44 (5): 675-684
17. Blanton S, Wolf S, Redmond S. Light KE. Lessons Learned
on Participant Recruitment and Retention: The EXCITE Trial. Phys Ther. 2006
Nov;86(11):1520-33.
18. Bolser DC, Poliacek I, Jakus J, Fuller DD, Davenport
PW. Neurogenesis of cough, other airway defensive behaviors and breathing:
a holonarchical supersystem? 2006. Respiratory Physiology and Neurobiology.
152(3):255-65.
19. SE Borst, CF Conover, CS Carter, CM Gregory, C Leeuwenburgh,
E Marzetti, K Vandenborne & TJ Wronski. Anabolic effects
of testosterone are preserved during inhibition of 5-? reductase. American
Journal of Physiology; Endocrinology and Metabolism, 293(2): E507-14, 2007.
20. Bowden MG, Balasubramanian CK, Neptune RR and Kautz SA
(2006). Anterior-Posterior Ground Reaction Forces as a Measure of Paretic
Leg Contribution in Hemiparetic Walking. Stroke, 37:872-876.
21. Bowden MG, Behrman AL. Step activity monitor: Accuracy
and test-retest reliability for persons with incomplete spinal cord injury.
J Rehabil Res Dev. 2007, in press.
22. Brunt D, Woo R, Kim HD, Ko MS, Senesac C, and Li S:
The effect of Botulinum Toxin Type A on gait of children who are idiopathic
toe-walkers: A pilot study. Journal of Southern Orthopaedics Society. 2004
23. Chen G., Patten C. Joint moment work during the stance-to-swing
transition in hemiparetic subjects. Journal of Biomechanics: 41(4): 877-83,
2008.
24. Chen, G. & Patten, C., Treadmill Training with
Harness Support: Selection of training parameters for individuals with post-stroke
hemiparesis. J. Rehabilitation R&D, 43(4): 485-498, 2006.
25. Chen, G., Patten, C., Kothari, D. and Zajac, F.E. Gait
deviations associated with post-stroke hemiparesis: Improvement during treadmill
walking using weight support, speed, support stiffness, and handrail hold.
Gait and Posture, 22(1): 57-62, 2005.
26. YW Chen, CM Gregory, M Scarborough, G Walter, R Shi
& K Vandenborne. Molecular responses involved in skeletal
muscle atrophy after cast-immobilization. Physiological Genomics, 31(3):
510-20, 2007.
27. Chiara, T, D Martin, PW Davenport, D Bolser. Expiratory Muscle Strength Training in Persons With Multiple Sclerosis Having Mild to Moderate Disability: Effect on Maximal Expiratory Pressure, Pulmonary Function, and Maximal Voluntary Cough. Arch Phys Med Rehabil Vol 87(4), 468-473, 2006
28. Chiara T, Martin D, Sapienza C. Expiratory muscle strength
training: speech production outcomes in patients with multiple sclerosis.
Neuro Rehab and repair. Vol 21:pg 239-249, 2007
29. Chiu YP, Fritz SL, Light KE, Velozo C. Using Item Response Analysis to Investigate Measurment Properties and the Clinical Validity of the Dynamic Gait Index. Physical Therapy. In Press
30. Chmielewski TL, Hodges MJ, Horodyski MB, Conrad BP,
Bishop MD, Tillman SMA Comparison of Clinician Agreement
in Evaluating Lower Extremity Movement Patterns Using Two Rating Methods,
J Ortho Sports Phys Ther, 2007 37(3):122-9
31. Chmielewski TL, Hurd WJ, Rudolph KS, Axe MJ, Snyder-Mackler
L. Perturbation training improves knee kinematics and reduces muscle co-contraction
after complete unilateral anterior cruciate ligament rupture. Physical Therapy;
85(8):740-54, 2005.
32. Chmielewski TL, Hurd WJ, Snyder-Mackler L. Elucidation
of a potentially destabilizing control strategy in ACL deficient non-copers.
Journal of Electromyography and Kinesiology; 15(1): 83-92, 2005.
33. Chmielewski TL, Myer GD, Kauffman D, Tillman SM. Plyometric
exercise in the rehabilitation of athletes: physiological responses and
clinical application. J Orthop Sports Phys Ther. 2006 May;36(5):308-19.
34. Chmielewski TL, Ramsey DK, Snyder-Mackler L. Evidence
for differential control of tibial position in perturbed unilateral stance
after acute ACL rupture. Journal of Orthopaedic Research; 23(1): 54-60,
2005.
35. Chmielewski TL, Snyder-Mackler L. Appropriate Interpretation
and Application of a Clinical Classification Scheme to Describe Dynamic
Knee Stability After ACL Injury. J Neurophys 2007; 98:557.
36. Chmielewski TL, Stackhouse S, Axe MJ, Snyder-Mackler
L. A prospective analysis of incidence and severity of quadriceps inhibition
in a consecutive sample of 100 patients with complete acute anterior cruciate
ligament rupture. Journal of Orthopaedic Research; 22(5): 925-930, 2004.
37. Clark, D.J., Condliffe, E.G., Patten, C., Activation
impairment alters muscle torque-velocity in post-stroke hemiparesis. Clinical
Neurophysiology, 117(10): 2328-2337, October 2006.
38. Clark, D.J., Condliffe, E.G., Patten, C., Reliability
of Concentric and Eccentric Torque During Isokinetic Knee Extension in Post-stroke
Hemiparesis. Clinical Biomechanics, 21(4): 395-404, 2006.
39. Condliffe E.G., Clark, D.J., Patten C. Reliability
of Elbow Stretch Reflex Assessment in Chronic Post-stroke Hemiparesis, Clinical
Neurophysiology, 116(8): 1870-1878, 2005.
40. Dannecker EA, George SZ, Robinson ME. Influence and
stability of pain anchors for an investigation of cold pressor pain tolerance.
J Pain, in press.
41. Davenport PW , D.C. Bolser, T. Vickroy, R. Berry, A.D. Martin,
John A. Heyb, M. Danzig. The effect of codeine on the Urge-to-Cough response
to inhaled Capsaicin. Pulm Pharmacol Ther. 2007;20(4):338-46.
42. Day JA, Fox EJ, Lowe J, Swales HB, Behrman
AL. Locomotor training with partial body weight support on a treadmill
in a nonambulatory child with spastic tetraplegic cerebral palsy: a case
report. Pediatr Phys Ther. 2004 Summer;16(2):106-13.
43. Del Rossi G, Fiolkowski P, Bishop MD, Horodyski MB,
Trimble MH. For how long do temporary techniques maintain the height of
the medial longitudinal arch? Phys Ther Sport. 2004, 5(2)
44. Dobkin B, Apple D, Barbeau H, Basso, M, Behrman A,
Deforge D, Ditunno, J, Elashoff R, Fugate L, Harkema S, Saulin M, Scott
M. for the Spinal Cord Injury Locomotor Trial (SCILT) Group Weight-supported
treadmill vs over-ground training for walking after acute incomplete SCI.
Neurology 66, 484-93 (2006).
45. Dobkin B, Barbeau H, Deforge D, Ditunno J, Elashoff R, Apple D, Basso,
M, Behrman A, Harkema S, Saulin M, Scott M and the Spinal
Cord Injury Locomotor Trial Group. The evolution of walking-related outcomes
over the first 12 weeks of rehabilitation for incomplete traumatic spinal
cord injury: The muliticenter randomized spinal cord injury locomotor trial.
Neurorehabil Neural Repair, 2007,21:25-35.
46. Doperalski NJ, Fuller DD. Long term facilitation of ipsilateral but not contralateral phrenic motor output in rats with chronic cervical spinal cord hemisection. 2006. Experimental Neurology. Jul;200(1):74-81.
47. Doperalski NJ, Sandhu M, Bavis RW, Reier PJ, Fuller DD.
Ventilation and phrenic output following high cervical spinal hemisection
in male vs. female rats. RespiratoryPhysiology and Neurobiology (in press).
48. Duncan GE, Anton SD, Syderman SJ, Newton RL, Corsica JA, Durning PE,
Ketterson TU, Martin AD, Limacher MC, Perri MG Prescribing
Exercise at Varied Levels of Intensity and Frequency: A Randomized Trial.
Arch Intern Med 165:2362-2369, 2005.
49. Duncan GE, Perri MG, Anton SD, Limacher MC, Martin AD,
Lowenthal DT, Arning E, Bottiglieri T, Stacpoole PW. Effects of exercise
on emerging and traditional cardiovascular risk factors. Preventive Medicine.
2004 Nov;39(5):894-902.
50. Duncan PW, Sullivan KJ, Behrman AL, Azen SP, Wu SS,
Nadeau SE, Dobkin BH, Rose DK, Tilson JK. Locomotor Experience Applied Post-Stroke
(LEAPS) trial: a randomized controlled trial. BMC Neurol. 2007 Nov 8;7(1):39
[Epub ahead of print]
51. Farquhar S, Chmielewski TL, Snyder-Mackler L. Accuracy
of predicting maximal quadriceps force from submaximal effort contractions
after anterior cruciate ligament rupture. Muscle and Nerve, 32(4):500-505,
2005.
52. Fiolkowski P, Bishop MD, Brunt D, Williams DB. Plantar
feedback contributes to the regulation of leg stiffness. Clin Biom, 2005,
20 (9):952-958
53. Fiolkowski P, Horodyski MB, Bishop MD, Williams M,
Stylianou L. Changes in gait kinematics and posture with the use of a front
pack. Ergonom, 2006 Jul 15;49(9):885-94
54. Flansbjer U-B, Holmback AM, Downham D, Patten C and
Lexell J. Reliability of Gait Performance Tests in Men and Women with Hemiparesis
After Stroke. Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine, 37: 75-82, 2005.
55. Fregly BJ, Reinbolt JA, Chmielewski TL. Evaluation
of a patient-specific cost function to predict the influence of foot path
on the knee adduction torque during gait. Computer Methods in Biomechanics
and Biomedical Engineering, 2008 Feb;11(1):63-71. Epub 2007 Oct 15.
56. Fregly BJ, Reinbolt JA, Rooney KL, Mitchell KH, Chmielewski
TL. Design of patient-specific gait modifications for knee osteoarthritis
rehabilitation. IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering, 2007 Sep;54(9):1687-95.
Erratum in: IEEE Trans Biomed Eng. 2007 Oct;54(10):1905.
57. Frimel TN, Kapadia F, Gaidosh GS, Li Y, Walter GA, Vandenborne
K. A model of muscle atrophy using cast immobilization in mice.
Muscle Nerve. 2005; 32(5):672-4.
58. Frimel TM, Walter GA, Gibbs JD, Gaidosh GS, Vandenborne K.
Noninvasive monitoring of muscle damage during reloading following limb
disuse. Muscle & Nerve 2005; 32(5):605-12.
59. Fritz SL, Chiu Y-P, Malcolm MP, Patterson T, Light KE.
Feasibility of EMG-Triggered Neuromuscular Stimulation as an Adjunct to
Constraint-Induced Movement Therapy: Physical Therapy, 85:428-442, 2005.
60. Fritz SL, George SZ, Wolf SL, Light KE.
Participant perception of recovery as criterion to establish importance
of improvement for constraint-induced movement therapy outcome measures:
results from a preliminary study. Phys Ther, 2007;87(2):170-178.
61. Fritz SL, Light KE, Clifford SN, Patterson TS, Behrman
AL, Davis SB. Descriptive characteristics as potential predictors
of outcomes following constraint-induced movement therapy for people after
stroke. Phys Ther. 2006 Jun;86(6):825-32.
62. Fuller DD. Long-term facilitation of inspiratory drive to tongue protrudor and retractor muscles in the rat. 2005. Journal of Applied Physiology. 98(5):1761-7.
63. Fuller DD, Baker-Herman TL, Golder FJ, Doperalski NJ,
Watters JJ, Mitchell GS. Cervical spinal cord injury upregulates ventral
spinal 5-HT2A receptors. 2005. Journal of Neurotrauma. 22(2):203-13.
64. Fuller DD, Doperalski NJ, Sandhu MS, Bolser DC, Reier
PJ. Modest spontaneous recovery of ventilation following chronic high cervical
hemisection in rats. ExperimentalNeurology. 211:97-106, 2008.
65. Fuller DD, Golder FJ, Olson EB Jr., Mitchell GS. Recovery
of phrenic activity and ventilation following cervical spinal hemisection
in rats. 2006. Journal of Applied Physiology. 100(3):800-6.
66. George SZ, Bialosky JE, Donald DA.
The centralization phenomenon and fear-avoidance beliefs as prognostic factors
for acute low back pain: a preliminary investigation involving patients
classified for specific exercise. J Orthop Sports Phys Ther. 2005;35(9):580-587.
67. George SZ, Bialosky JE, Fritz JM.
Physical therapy management of a patient with acute low back pain and elevated
fear-avoidance beliefs – a case report. Phys Ther. 2004;84(6):538-549.
68. George SZ, Bialosky JE, Wittmer VT,
Robinson ME. Sex differences in pain drawing area for individuals with chronic
musculoskeletal pain. J Orthop Sports Phys Ther, 2007;37(3) 115-121.
69. George SZ, Bishop MD, Bialosky
JE, Zeppieri G Jr, Robinson ME. Immediate effects of spinal manipulation
on thermal pain sensitivity: an experimental study. BMC Musculoskelet Disord.
2006 Aug 15;7:68
70. George SZ, Childs JD, Fritz JM. Investigation of elevated
fear-avoidance beliefs for patients with low back pain: a secondary analysis
involving patients enrolled in physical therapy clinical trials. J Orthop
Sports Phys Ther, 2008;38(2)50-58.
71. George SZ, Dannecker EA, Robinson ME. Fear of pain,
not pain catastrophizing, predicts acute pain intensity, but neither factor
predicts tolerance or blood pressure response: an experimental investigation
in pain-free individuals. Eur J Pain. 2006;10:457- 465.
72. George SZ and Delitto A. Clinical examination variables
discriminate between treatment based classification groups. Phys Ther. 2005;85:306-314.
73. George SZ, Dover GC, Fillingim RB. Fear of pain influences
outcomes following exercise induced
delayed onset muscle soreness at the shoulder. Clin J Pain, 2007;1:76-84.
74. George SZ, Dover GC, Wallace MR, Sack BK, Herbstman
DM, Aydog E, Fillingim RB. Biopsychosocial influence on exercise-induced
delayed onset muscle soreness at the shoulder: pain catastrophizing and
catechol-O-methyltransferase (COMT) diplotype predict pain ratings. Clin
J Pain, in press.
75. George SZ, Fritz JM, Childs JD, Brennan GP. Sex differences
in predictors of outcome in selected physical therapy interventions for
patients with acute low back pain. J Orthop Sports Phys Ther, 2006;36(6):554-563.
76. George SZ, Fritz JM, and McNeil DW. Fear-avoidance
beliefs as measured by the fear-avoidance beliefs questionnaire (FABQ):
change in FABQ is predictive of change in self-report of disability and
pain intensity for patients with acute low back pain. Clin J Pain. 2006;22:197-203.
77. George SZ and Hirsh AT. Distinguishing patient satisfaction
with treatment delivery from treatment effect: a preliminary investigation
of patient satisfaction with symptoms following physical therapy treatment
of low back pain. Archives Phys Med Rehabil. 2005;86:1338-1344.
78. George SZ, Wallace MR, Wright TW, Moser MW, Greenfield
WH, Sack BK, Herbstman DM, Fillingim RB. Evidence for a biopsychosocial
influence on shoulder pain: pain catastrophizing and catechol-O-methyltransferase
(COMT) diplotype predict clinical pain ratings. Pain, 2008;136(1):53-61.
79. George SZ, Wittmer VT, Fillingim RB, Robinson ME. Sex
and pain-related psychological variables are associated with thermal pain
sensitivity for patients with chronic low back pain. J Pain, 2007;8(1):2-10.
80. George SZ, Wittmer VT, Fillingim RB, Robinson ME. Fear-avoidance
beliefs and temporal summation of evoked thermal pain influence self-report
of disability in patients with chronic low back pain. J Occup Rehabil, 2006;16(1):92-105.
81. Golder FJ, Zabka AG, Bavis RW, Baker-Herman TL, Fuller DD,
Mitchell GS. Differences in time-dependent hypoxic phrenic responses among
inbred rat strains. 2005. Journal of Applied Physiology. 98(3):838-44
82. CM Gregory and CS Bickel. Recruitment patterns in human
skeletal muscle during electrical stimulation. Physical Therapy, 85(4);
358-64, 2005.
83. Gregory CM, Bowden MG, Jayaraman A, Shah P, Behrman
A, Kautz SA, Vandenborne K. Resistance
training and locomotor recovery after incomplete spinal cord injury: a case
series. Spinal Cord. 2007, in press.
84. CM Gregory, W Dixon & CS Bickel. Impact of varying
pulse frequency and duration on muscle torque production and fatigue. Muscle
& Nerve, 35(4): 504-9, 2007.
85. CM Gregory, RH Williams, K Vandenborne
& GA Dudley. Enzymes of energy supply and energy demand as predictors
of glycogen utilization in human skeletal muscle. European Journal of Applied
Physiology 95(4): 276-82, 2005.
86. Hannold EM, Young ME, Rittman MR, Bowden MG, Behrman AL.
Locomotor training: Experiencing the changing body. J Rehabil Res Dev. 2006
Nov-Dec;43(7):905-16.
87. Hicks GE, George SZ, Nevitt MA, Cauley JA, Vogt MT. Measurement of lumbar lordosis: Inter-rater reliability, minimum detectable change, and longitudinal variation. J Spinal Disord and Tech, 2006;19(7):501-506.
88. Higginson JS, Zajac FE, Kautz SA, Neptune RR, Burgar
CG and Delp SL (2006). Musculoskeletal response to equinus foot placement.
Gait & Posture, 23:32-36.
89. Higginson JS, Zajac FE, Neptune RR, Kautz SA and Delp
SL (2006). Muscle contributions to support in post-stroke hemiparetic gait.
J. Biomech, 39:1769-1777.
90. Hirsh AT, George SZ, Bialosky JE,
and Robinson ME. Fear of pain, pain catastrophizing, and acute pain perception:
relative prediction and timing of assessment. J Pain, in press.
91. Hirsh AT, George SZ, Riley JL, and Robinson ME. An
evaluation of the construct and measurement of pain catastrophizing by the
pain coping questionnaire. Eur J Pain, in press.
92. Hurd WJ, Chmielewski TL, Axe MJ, Davis I, Snyder-Mackler
L. Difference in normal and perturbed walking kinematics between male and
female athletes. Clinical Biomechanics; 19:465-472, 2004.
93. Hurd WJ, Chmielewski TL, Snyder-Mackler L. Perturbation-enhanced
neuromuscular training alters muscle activity in female athletes. Knee Surgery
Sports Traumatology Arthroscopy. Epub ahead of print 4 June 2005.
94. Ilfeld BM, Gearen PF, Enneking FK, Berry LF, Spadoni EH, George
SZ, Vandenborne K: Total hip arthroplasty as an
overnight-stay procedure using an ambulatory continuous psoas compartment
nerve block: a prospective feasibility study. Reg Anesth Pain Med. 2006;
31(2):113-118.
95. Ilfeld BM, Gearen PF, Enneking FK, Berry LF, Spadoni EH, George
SZ, Vandenborne K: Total knee arthroplasty as
an overnight-stay procedure using continuous femoral nerve blocks at home:
a prospective feasibility study. Anesth Analg. 2006;102:87-90.
96. Ilfeld BM, Vandenborne K, Duncan PW, Sessler DI, Enneking
FK, Shuster JJ, Theriaque DW, Chmielewski TL, Spadoni EH,
Wright TW. Ambulatory continuous interscalene nerve blocks decrease the
time to discharge readiness after total shoulder arthroplasty: a randomized,
triple-masked, placebo-controlled study. Anesthesiology. 2006 Nov;105(5):999-1007.
97. Ilfeld BM, Wright TW, Enneking FK, Mace JA, Shuster JJ, Spadoni EH,
Chmielewski TL, Vandenborne K. Total shoulder
arthroplasty as an outpatient procedure using ambulatory perineural local
anesthetic infusion: a pilot feasibility study. Anesthesia and Analgesia;
101(5):1319-22, 2005.
98. Ilfeld BM, Wright TW, Enneking FK, Vandenborne K. Total
elbow arthroplasty as an outpatient procedure using a continuous infraclavicular
nerve block at home: a prospective case report. Reg Anesth Pain Med. 2006;
31(2):172-6.
99. Ilfeld BM, Wright TW, Sessler TI, Chmielewski TL. Valid
and relevant outcome measures are critical for objective hypothesis-testing.
In press, Anesthesia & Analgesia.
100. Jayaraman A, Gregory CM, Bowden M, Stevens JE, Shah
P, Behrman AL, Vandenborne K. Lower extremity
skeletal muscle function in persons with incomplete spinal cord injury.
Spinal Cord. 2006 Nov;44(11):680-7. Epub 2005 Dec 13.
101. Jayaraman J, Shah PK, Gregory CM, Stevens JE, Bowden
M, Bishop M, Walter GA, Behrman AL, Vandenborne
K. Muscle Adaptations and Locomotor Training after Incomplete Spinal
Cord Injury: A Case Series. J Spinal Cord Med. in press
102. Jeon HS, Kukulka CG, Brunt D, Behrman AL, Thompson
FJ. Soleus h-reflex modulation and paired reflex depression from prone to
standing and from standing to walking. Int J Neurosci. 2007 Dec;117(12):1661-75.
103. Kautz SA, Duncan PW, Perera S, Neptune RR and Sudenski
SA (2005). Coordination of hemiparetic locomotion after post-stroke rehabilitation.
Neurorehabilitation & Neural Repair, 19:250-258.
104. Kautz SA and Patten C (2005). Interlimb
influences on paretic leg muscle excitation. J Neurophys, 93: 2460-2473.
105. Kautz SA, Patten C and Neptune RR
(2006). Does unilateral pedaling activate a rhythmic locomotor pattern in
the non-pedaling leg in post-stroke hemiparesis?. J Neurophys, 95:3154-3163.
106. Kim, C.M., Kothari, D.H., Lum, P.S., Patten, C. Reliability
of Dynamic Muscle Performance in the Hemiparetic Upper-Limb. Journal of
Neurologic Physical Therapy, 29(1): 9-17, 2005.
107. Kornetti D, Fritz SL, Chiu Y-P, Light KE, Velozo C.
Rating Scale Analysis of the Berg Balance Test. Archives of Physical Medicine
and Rehabilitation, 85:1128-1135, 2004.
108. Lee KZ, Fuller DD, Lu IJ, Ku LC, Hwang JC. Pulmonary
C-fiber activation abolishes the uncoupling of upper airway and phrenic
respiratory bursting normally observed during application of positive end
expiratory pressure in the rat. Journal of Applied Physiology. 104:119-29,
2008.
109. Lee KZ, Fuller DD, Lu I-J, Lin JT, Hwang JC. Neural
drive to tongue protrudor and retractor muscles following pulmonary C-fiber
activation. 2007. Journal of Applied Physiology. 102(1):434-44.
110. Lee KZ, Fuller DD, Tung LC, Lu IJ, Ku LC, Hwang JC.
Uncoupling of upper airway motor activity from phrenic bursting by positive
end-expired pressure in the rat. 2007. Journal of Applied Physiology. 102(3):878-89.
111. Li S, Kukulka CG, Rogers MW, Brunt D, Bishop MD. Sural
nerve evoked responses in human hip and ankle muscles while standing. Neurosci
Lett, 2004; 364, 59-62
112. Liu M, Bose B, Walter GA, Thompson F, Vandenborne K.
A longitudinal study of skeletal muscle following spinal cord injury and
locomotor training. Spinal Cord. 2008 (in press).
113. Liu M, Bose P, Walter GA, Anderson DK, Thompson FJ, Vandenborne
K. Changes in muscle T (2) relaxation properties following spinal
cord injury and locomotor training. Eur J of Appl Physiol. 2006; 1-7.
114. Liu M, Walter GA, Pathare NC, Forster RE, Vandenborne K.
A quantitative study of bioenergetics in skeletal muscle lacking carbonic
anhydrase III using 31P magnetic resonance spectroscopy. Proc Natl Acad
Sci U S A. 2007 Jan 2;104(1):371-6.
115. Lum PS, Patten C, Kothari D, Yap R. Effects of velocity
and angle on elbow torque during isokinetic strength testing in post-stroke
hemiparesis. Muscle & Nerve, 30: 732-42, 2004.
116. Mah C, Pacak CA, Cresawn KO, Deruisseau LR, Germain S, Lewis MA, Fuller
DD, Byrne BJ. Physiological correction of Pompe disease by systemic
delivery of adeno-associated virus serotype 1 vectors. 2007. Molecular Therapy.
15(3):501-7.
117. Malcolm M, Triggs W, Gonzalez Rothi L, J Light KE.
Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation as an Adjunct to Constraint_Induced
Therapy: An Exploratory Randomized Controlled Trial. Am J Phys Med Rehabil.
2007 Sep;86(9):707-15
118. Malcolm M, Triggs W, Light KE. Test-Retest Reliability
of Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation Measures of Motor Cortex Organization
and Excitability. Neurology, 62(5): A281, 2004.
119. Malcolm M, Triggs W, Light KE, Shechtman O, Khandekar
G, Gonzalez Rothi LJ. Reliability of Motor Cortex Transcranial Magnetic
Stimulation. Clinical Neurophysiology. Clin Neurophysiol. 2006 May;117(5):1037-46.
Epub 2006 Mar 24
120. Mann BJ, Grana WA, Indelicato PA, George SZ. A survey
of sports medicine physicians regarding psychological issues in athlete-patients.
Am J Sports Med, in press.
121. Martin J, Plummer P, Bowden MG, Fulk G, Behrman AL.
Body weight support systems: Considerations for clinicians. Phys Ther Reviews.
2006;11:143-152.
122. Mizner RL, Kawaguchi JK, Chmielewski TL. Muscle strength in the lower extremity does not predict post-instruction improvements in the landing patterns of female athletes. In press, J Orthop Sports Phys Ther.
123. Mizner RL, Petterson SC, Stevens JE, Vandenborne K,
Snyder-Mackler L, Early quadriceps strength loss after total knee arthroplasty.
The contributions of muscle atrophy and failure of voluntary muscle activation.
J Bone Joint Surg Am. 2005; 87(5):1047-53
124. Neptune RR, Zajac FE and Kautz SA (2004). Muscle mechanical
work requirements during normal walking: the energetic cost of raising the
body’s center of mass is significant. J Biomech, 37:817-825.
125. Neptune RR, Zajac FE and Kautz SA (2004). Muscle force
redistributes segmental power for body progression during walking. Gait
Posture, 19:194-205.
126. Newberry L, Bishop MD. Plyometric and agility training
into the regimen of a patient with post-surgical anterior knee pain: a case
report. Phys Ther Sport, 2006, 161-167
127. Ozcan MS, Bonnet SW, Martin AD, Gabrielli A, Layon
AJ and Banner MJ. Abnormally increased power of breathing as a complication
of closed endotracheal suction catheter systems. Respiratory Care. 51:423-425,2006.
128. Pak, S.S., Patten, C. Strengthening to Promote Functional
Recovery Post-stroke: An evidence-based Review. Topics in Stroke Rehabilitation,
15(3): in press.
129. Pathare NC, Stevens JE, Walter, GA, Shah P, Jayaraman A, Tillman SM,
Scarborough MT, Gibbs CP, Vandenborne K. Deficit in Human
Muscle Strength with Cast Immobilization: Contribution of Inorganic Phosphate.
Eur. J. Appl. Physiol. 2006 Sep; 98(1):71-8.
130. Pathare N, Vandenborne K, Liu M, Stevens JE, Li Y,
Frimel TN, Walter GA. Alterations in Inorganic Phosphate in Mouse Hindlimb
Muscles During Limb Disuse. NMR Biomed. 2008 Feb;21(2):101-110
131. Pathare N, Walter GA, Stevens JA, Yang Z, Okereke E, Gibbs JD, Esterhai
JL, Scarborough MT, Gibbs CP, Sweeney HL, Vandenborne, K.
Changes in inorganic phosphate and force production in human skeletal muscle
following cast immobilization. J Appl Physiol. 2005; 98(1):307-14.
132. Patten, C., Condliffe, E.G., Dairaghi, C.A., Lum,
P.S. Upper-extremity functional gains after dynamic resistance training
in post-stroke hemiparesis. Neurorehabilitation and Neural Repair, in press.
133. Patten, C., Dozono, J.M., Jue, M.E., Schmidt, S.G.,
Lum, P.S. Combined Functional Motor Retraining and Dynamic High Intensity
Resistance Training Promotes Recovery of Upper-extremity Motor Recovery
in Post-stroke Hemiparesis. Journal of Neurologic Physical Therapy, 30(3):
99-115, 2006.
134. Patten, C., Dozono, J.M., Jue, M.E., Schmidt, S.G.,
Lum, P.S. Its Not About the Muscle! Response to invited commentary. Journal
of Neurologic Physical Therapy, 30(3): 118-119, 2006.
135. Patten, C., Lexell, J., Brown, H.E.. Strength training
in persons with post-stroke hemiplegia: Rationale, Method, and Efficacy.
J. Rehabilitation R&D, 41(3A): 293-312, 2004.
136. Peters C and George SZ. Outcomes following plyometric
rehabilitation for the young throwing athlete: a case report. Physiother
Theor Pract, in press.
137. Phadke CP, Wu SS, Thompson FJ, Behrman AL. Soleus
H-reflex modulation in response to change in percentage of leg loading in
standing after incomplete spinal cord injury. Neurosci Lett. 2006 Jul 31;403(1-2):6-10.
Epub 2006 May 24.
138. Pickett TC, Fritz SL, Ketterson TU, Davis SB, Malcolm MP, Glueckauf
RL, Light KE. Feasibility of Telehealth-Mediated Constraint-Induced
Movement Therapy (CIMT in Two Chronic Stroke Survivors. Journal of Rehabilitation
Research and Development (JRRD), July 2005.
139. Pickett TC, Glueckauf R, Malcolm M, Fritz S, Light KE.
Telehealth and Constraint-Induced Movement Therapy: An Intensive Case Study.
Clinical Gerontologist. 2007; 31(1), Sept.
140. Plummer-D'Amato P, Altmann LJ, Saracino D, Fox E, Behrman AL,
Marsiske M. Interactions between cognitive tasks and gait after stroke:
A dual task study. Gait Posture. 2007 Oct 16; [Epub ahead of print]
141. Plummer P, Behrman AL, Duncan PW, Spigel P, Saracino D, Martin J, Fox, E, Thigpen M, Kautz, SA. Effects of stroke severity and training duration on locomotor recovery after stroke: a pilot study. Neurorehabil Neural Repair. 2007 Mar-Apr;21(2):137-51.
142. Preston SA, Trumble TN, Zimmel DN, Chmielewski TL,
Brown MP, Hernandez JA. Lameness, athletic performance, and financial returns
in yearling Thoroughbreds bought for the purpose of resale for profit. J
Am Vet Med Assoc, 2008 Jan 1; 232(1):85-90.
143. Reinbolt JA, Haftka RT, Chmielewski TL, Fregly BJ.
A computational framework to predict post-treatment outcome for gait-related
disorders. Med Eng Phys 2007 July 4 (Epub ahead of print).
144. Reinbolt JA, Haftka RT, Chmielewski TL, Fregly BJ.
Are patient-specific joint and inertial parameters necessary for accurate
inverse dynamics analyses of gait? IEEE Trans Biomed Eng. 2007 May;54(5):782-93.
145. Reinold MM, Wilk KE, Fleisig GS, Zheng N, Barrentine SW, Chmielewski
T, Cody RC, Jameson GG, Andrews JR. Electromyographic analysis
of the rotator cuff and deltoid musculature during common shoulder external
rotation exercises. Journal of Orthopaedic and Sports Physical Therapy;
34: 385-394, 2004.
146. Robinson ME, Brown JL, George SZ, Edwards PS, Atchison
JW, Hirsh AT, Waxenberg LB, Wittmer V, and Fillingim RB. Multidimensional
success criteria and expectations for treatment of chronic pain: The patient
perspective. Pain Med. 2005;6(5):336- 345.
147. Robinson ME, Dannecker EA, George SZ, Otis J, Atchison
JW, Fillingim RB. Sex differences in the associations among psychological
factors and pain report: a novel psychophysical study of patients with chronic
low back pain. J Pain. 2005;6(7):463-470.
148. Robinson ME, George SZ, Dannecker EA, Jump RL, Hirsh
AT, Gagnon CM, Brown JL. Sex differences in pain anchors revisited: further
investigation of “most intense” pain events and common pain
events. Eur J Pain. 2004;8:299-305.
149. Rose DK, Winstein CJ. The coordination of bimanual
symmetrical rapid aiming movements following stroke. Clinical Rehabilitation
19 (4): 452-462, 2005.
150. Rose DK, Winstein CJ. Bimanual training after Stroke:
Are Two Hands better than One? Topics in Stroke Rehabilitation 11(4): 20-30,
2004.
151. PK Shah, CM Gregory, JE Stevens, N Pathare, A Jayaraman,
M Bowden, AL Behrman, G Walter & K Vandenborne.
Non-invasive assessment of lower extremity muscle composition after incomplete
spinal cord injury. Spinal Cord. 2008 Mar 18. [Epub ahead of print]
152. Shah PK, Stevens JE, Gregory CM, Pathare NC, Jayaraman
A, Bickel CS, Bowden M, Behrman AL, Walter G, Dudley GA,
Vandenborne K. Lower-extremity muscle cross-sectional area
after incomplete spinal cord injury. Arch Phys Med Rehabil. 2006 Jun;87(6):772-8.
153. Spencer CT, Bryant RM, Day JA, Gonzalez I, Colan S,
Thompson R, Berthy J, Redfearn S, Byrne B: Cardiac and clinical phenotype
in barth syndrome. Pediatrics 2006; 118: 337-346.
154. Stevens JE, Liu M, Bose P, O’Steen WA, Thompson FJ, Anderson
DK, Vandenborne K. Changes in Soleus Muscle Function and
Fiber Morphology with One Week of Locomotor Training in Spinal Cord Contusion
Injured Rats. J. Neurotrauma, 2006 Nov 23;(11)1671-81.
155. Stevens JE, Pathare NC, Tillman SM, Scarborough MT, Gibbs CP, Shah
P, Jayaraman A, Walter GA, Vandenborne K. Relative contributions
of muscle activation and muscle size to plantarflexor torque during rehabilitation
after immobilization. J Orthop Res. 2006 Aug; 24(8):1729-36.
156. Stevens JE, Walter GA, Okereke E, Scarborough JL, George SZ,
Kelley MJ, Tillman SM, Gibbs JD, Elliot MA, Frimel TN, Gibbs CP, Vandenborne
K. Muscle adaptations with immobilization and rehabilitation after
ankle fracture. Med Sci Sports Exerc. 2004;36(10):1695-1701.
157. Uswatte, G., Taub E, Morris D, Light K, Thompson,
PA. The Motor Acitivity Log-28 for Measuring Dily Arm Use After Stroke.
Neurology. 2006 Oct 10;67(7):1189-94
158. Vovk, DC, Bolser, J.A. Hey, M. Danzig, T. Vickroy, R. Berry, A.D.
Martin and P.W. Davenport, Capsaicin exposure elicits complex airway
defensive motor patterns in normal humans in a concentration- dependent
manner, Pulm Pharmacol Ther. 2007;20(4):423-32.
159. Wagner J.M., Rhodes J.A., Patten C. Reproducibility
and minimal detectable change of three-dimensional kinematic analyses of
forward reaching tasks in person with post-stroke hemiparesis. Physical
Therapy,88(5): 652-63, 2008.
160. White LJ, McCoy S, Castellano V, Gutierrez G, Stevens JE, Walter GA,
Vandenborne K. Lower extremity resistance training in multiple
sclerosis. Multiple Sclerosis. 2004; 10(6): 668-74.
161. Wikstrom EA, Tillman MD, Chmielewski TL, Borsa PA.
Measurement and evaluation of dynamic joint stability of the knee and ankle
after injury. Sports Med. 2006;36(5):393-410. Review.
162. Wikstrom EA, Tillman MD, Chmielewski TL, Cauraugh
JH, Borsa PA. Dynamic postural stability
deficits in subjects with self-reported functional ankle instability. Med
Sci Sports Exerc. 2007 Mar;39(3):397-402.
163. Winstein CJ, Rose DK, Tan SM, Lewthwaite R, Chui HC,
Azen SP. A Randomized Controlled Comparison Of Upper Extremity Rehabilitation
Strategies In Acute Stroke: Immediate And Longer-Term Outcomes. Archives
of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, 85: 620-8, 2004.
164. Wolf SL, Thompson PA, Morris DM, Rose DK, Winstein
CJ, Taub E, Giuliani C The EXCITE Trial: Attributes of the Wolf Motor Function
Test in Patients with Sub-acute Stroke. Journal of Neurorehabilitation and
Neural Repair 19: 194-205, 2005.
165. Wolf S, Winstein C, Uswatte G, Taub E, Light KE, Giuliani
C, Good D, Nichols D. Improving Upper-Extremity Function among Patients
3-9 Months Post-stroke: The EXCITE National Randomized Clinical Trial. JAMA.
2006 Nov 1;296(17):2095-104
166. Worthen LC, Kim M, Kautz SA, Lew HL, Kiratli J and
Beaupré GS (2005). Key characteristics of walking correlate with
bone density in chronic stroke survivors. J. Rehab R&D, 42:761-768.
167. Zajac FE, Neptune RR, and Kautz SA (2004). Authors
response to Comments on Biomechanics and Muscle Coordination of Human Walking:
Parts I and II. Gait Posture, 19:208-209.
Books and Chapters:
1. Bargar CJ and George SZ. Treatment of a young male patient with left upper arm pain and left arm numbness: a case report. Orthopaedic Physical Therapy Practice, 2007;17(1): 25-32.
2. Behrman AL, Bowden M. (Under review). Ambulation training
after spinal cord injury. In Sisto S, editor. Therapeutic Exercise for Spinal
Cord Injury. Elsevier Publishers.
3. Bishop MD. Lumbar Anatomy and Physiology. Home Study
Course 18.1.1, APTA Orthopaedic Section, 2007
4. Bishop MD, Brunt D, Protas EJ. Gait in Parkinson's Disease:
Initiation to termination. In Trail M, Protas EJ, Lai E, editors, Neurorehabilitation
in Parkinson’s Disease, Slack Inc. New Jersey. 2007.
5. Bishop MD, Kaminski, TW. A comparison of enhanced-eccentric
resistance training and traditional training for increasing strength. In
Gießing J, Fröhlich M, Preuss P, editors, Current Results of
Strength Training Research, Cuvillier Verlag Göttingen, Germany, 2005
6. Butrimas NJ and George SZ. Manual therapy for a patient diagnosed with multilevel cervical spondylosis: a case report. Orthopaedic Physical Therapy Practice, 2007;17(1):18-23.
7. Chmielewski TL, Ferber R. Rehabilitation of the female
athlete. In: Harrelson G, Wilk KE, Andrews JR (eds). Rehabilitation of the
Injured Athlete. Saunders, Philadelphia, 2004, p.315-328.
8. Chmielewski TL, Hurd WJ, Hewett TE, Snyder-Mackler L.
Principles of neuromuscular control for injury prevention and rehabilitation.
In: Magee DJ, Zachazewski JE, Quillen WS (eds). Scientific Foundations and
Principles of Practice in Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation. Elsevier, Philadelphia,
2007, pp. 375-387.
9. Chmielewski TL, Tillman SM, Snyder-Mackler L. Knee.
In: Kolt G, Snyder-Mackler L (eds). Physical Therapies in Sport and Exercise,
2nd ed. London, Harcourt, 2007, pp. 382-401.
10. Frey-Law L and George SZ. Pain heterogeneity. Chapter
in Mechanisms and management of pain for the physical therapist. Editor:
Sluka KA (in press).
11. Frimel TN Cahill KS, Gaidosh G,Torres RT, Huard J, Vandenborne
K, Byrne BJ, Walter GA. Noninvasive monitoring of stem cell delivery
and muscle regeneration. NHMFL Reports Volume 11, Issue 1, 2004, p. 5-6.
12. Fulk G, Schmitz TJ, Behrman AL. (2006). Traumatic spinal
cord injury. In: SB O’Sullivan, Schmitz TJ, editors. Physical Rehabilitation:
Assessment and Treatment. Fifth Edition. FA Davis Company, Philadelphia,
PA.
13. Fuller DD, Bavis RW and Mitchell GS. 2005. Respiratory plasticity: respiratory gases, development, and spinal injury. In: Pharmacology and Pathophysiology of the Control of Breathing. Editors: D.S. Ward, A. Dahan and L. Teppema. Boca Raton: Taylor & Francis, p.155-223.
14. George SZ. Pain syndromes: spinal pain. Chapter in
Mechanisms and management of pain for the physical therapist. Editor: Sluka
KA (in press).
15. George SZ. Psychological screening and management of
the patient with low back pain. Orthopaedic Section, American Physical Therapy
Association; 2008: Home Study Course 18.1.4; Low back pain and the evidence
for effectiveness of physical therapy interventions.
16. George SZ, Bishop MD. Low Back Pain:
Causes and Differential Diagnosis. In Magee DJ, Zachazewski JE, Quillen
WS (editors), Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation Volume III: Treatment of Pathology
and Injuries. Elsevier. In editorial review
17. George SZ, Delitto A, Lehman RC. Conservative treatment
of athletes with low back syndromes. Chapter in Low back syndromes: integrated
clinical management, 1st edition. Editor: Morris CE. McGraw-Hill Companies,
Inc. New York, NY (2006).
18. Martin AD. Fitness Instructor's Handbook, Chapter 12,
Basic Electrocardiograms and Cardio-vascular Medications. Human Kinetics
Press, Urbana, Il, 1986. Fourth Edition 2003
19. Nelson C, Senesac C: Cerebral Palsy, Darcy Umphred
and Margaret Roller, eds. Neurological Rehabilitation, 5th edition, Elseviere,
2006.
20. Senesac C, et al: Compendium for Teaching Professional
Level Pediatric Content. Pediatric Section of the APTA. 2006. In press
21. Pathare N, Liu M, Stevens JE, Vandenborne K, Walter
GA. 31P Magnetic resonance spectroscopy of mouse skeletal muscle following
hind limb cast immobilization. National High Magnetic Field Laboratory (NHMFL)
Annual Research Report, 2005 p 4-5 (selected as a highlight).
Abstracts:
1. Baker-Herman TL, Fuller DD, Bavis RS, Zabka A, Wilkerson J, Mitchell GS. Long-term facilitation of respiratory burst frequency following intermittent hypoxia is dependent on baseline burst frequency. Program No. 352.8. 2005 Abstract Viewer/Itinerary Planner. Washington, DC: Society for Neuroscience, 2005.
2. Baker-Herman TL, Golder FJ, Zabka AG, Fuller DD, Doperalski
NJ, Watters JJ, Mitchell GS. siRNA inhibition of spinal BDNF synthesis abolishes
phrenic long-term facilitation following intermittent hypoxia. Abstract
presented at the Annual Experimental Biology Meeting 2004. Program No. D592,
470.1. 2004 Abstract Viewer/Itinerary Planner. Washington, DC: American
Physiological Society.
3. Balasubramanian CK, Bowden MG, Neptune RR and Kautz SA
(2006). Relationship between asymmetrical step lengths and hemiparetic walking
performance. Neural Control of Movement annual meeting, May 2006, Key Biscayne,
FL.
4. Differential effects of robotically- versus manually-assisted locomotor
training on stepping performance after incomplete spinal cord injury. AL
Behrman, M Bowden, K Day, L Fuller, B Herget, R Knight, P Nair, C Phadke,
S Kautz. Robotics Symposium, 2006, Zurich, Switzerland.
(unable to attend).
5. Behrman AL, Kautz SA. Differential
effects of robotically- versus manually-assised locomotor training on stepping
performance after incomplete spinal cord injury. 112th Annual Meeting. Association
of Military Surgeons of the United States, San Antonio, Texas, November
5-10, 2006.
6. Training restores walking in a non-ambulatory child with chronic, cervical
spinal cord injury AL Behrman, M Bowden, K Day, B Herget,
P Nair, C Phadke, PJ Reier, C Senesac, F Thompson, DR Howland.
Injuries and Dysfunction of the Spinal Cord in Children (Howard H. Steel
Conference), Lake Buena Vista, FL, Dec 2006.
7. Behrman AL, Bowden M, Herget M, Day K, Herget B, Nair
P, Phadke C, Reier P, Senesac C, Thompon F, Howland DR.
Evidence for a human spinal pattern generator: insights from a pediatric
SCI case study. Society for Neuroscience, accepted for 2006. (One of 700
abstracts selected from pool of 14,000 for release with Public Education
and Communication Committee for Neuroscience 2006 Press Book).
8. Behrman A, Nair P, Bowden M, Fuller L, Herget B, Phadke
C, Senesac C, Reier PJ, Thompson FJ, Howland DR. Locomotor
training: Recovery of walking in non-ambulatory 4.5 year old child with
chronic, cervical SCI. APTA-Combined Sections Meeting, February 1-4, 2006
- San Diego, California.
9. Beyond gait speed: an international classification of functioning, disability,
and health (ICF)-guided approach to locomotor rehabilitation outcomes. Bowden
M, Hannold, EM, Nair P, Fuller L, Behrman AL. CSM, 2007
10. Bialosky J, George S, Barabas J, Bishop
M, and Robinson M. The effect of subject expectation on spinal manipulation
induced hypoalgesia. J Orthop Sports Phys Ther, abstracted 2008.
11. Bialosky JE, George SZ, Bishop
MD. Manual therapy induced analgesia: a comparison of healthy subjects
and those with low back pain. J Manual Manipulative Ther, abstracted 2006.
12. Bialosky J, George S, Bishop
M, Zeppieri G, and Robinson M. Immediate effects of spinal manipulative
therapy in subjects with low back pain: a pilot study. J Orthop Sports Phys
Ther, abstracted 2008.
13. Bialosky J, George S, Hirsh A, Galmish
R, and Robinson M. A randomized study of the effects of catastrophizing
on experimental pain. J Pain, abstracted 2008.
14. Bishop M and George S. Interaction
between kinesiophobia and pain amplification in acute back pain. J Orthop
Sports Phys Ther, abstracted 2008.
15. Bishop M, George SZ, McNally A. Improvement
in range of motion after a stretching program: changes in tissue properties?
J Orthop Sports Phys Ther, abstracted 2007.
16. Bowden MG, Turns LJ, Neptune RR, Balasubramanian CK, Knight R, Peterson
C and Kautz SA, (2006). Paretic leg contribution in hemiparetic
walking: mechanisms of paretic propulsion. Neural Control of Abnormal Movement,
May 2006, Key Biscayne, FL.
17. Brown J, Edwards P, George S, Fillingim R, Waxenberg
L, Atchison J, Gremillion H, Robinson M. Patient centered success criteria
and expectations for treatment: a comparison of spine pain and facial pain
patients. J Pain, abstracted 2004.
18. Carr BS, Day JA: Effect of directed spring guidance
on rate of skill acquisition. JOSPT 2004;34 (1) A39.
19. Chen G., Patten, C. Joint moment work during the stance-to-swing
transition in hemiparetic subjects. International Society for Posture &
Gait Research, July, 2007. Abstracted in Gait & Posture, July, 2007.
20. Chiu YP, Fritz SL, Light KE. The Invariant Features
of Reaching in Older Adults Post-Stroke: An Application of Eshkol-Wachman
Movement Notation. J Am Geriatr Soc. Abstract. 2005; 53(4): S120.
21. Chiu YP, Light KE, Behrman AL, Malcolm
M, Fritz S. Long-Term Changes of Health-Related Quality of Life in Individuals
Post-Stroke Who Received CIMT in Conjunction with Donepezil and r-Transcranial
Magnetic Stimulation (PO-rr-82-F. American Physical Therapy Association
Meeting, Orlando FL, June 2006.
22. Chmielewski TL, Day T, Tillman SM, Moser MW, George
SZ. Fear of reinjury is a potential factor in functional outcome
after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction. Journal of Orthopaedic
and Sports Physical Therapy, 37 (1) A74, 2007.
23. Chmielewski TL, Horodyski MB, Hodges MJ, Conrad BP,
Bishop MD. Does the assessment of core strength identify
frontal plane knee angle deviations? Medicine and Science in Sports and
Exercise 36 (5): S152, 2004.
24. Chmielewski TL, Horodyski MB, Soh C, Hodges MJ, Bishop
MD. Comparison of numerical and qualitative methods for evaluating
core strength. Journal of Orthopaedic and Sports Physical Therapy 34(1):
A 33, 2004.
25. Chmielewski TL, Hurd WJ, Snyder-Mackler L. Neuromuscular
perturbation training decreases co-contraction in those with the potential
to compensate well for ACL rupture. Proceedings of the 15th ISEK Congress,
2004, p 263.
26. Chmielewski TL, Jones D, Day T, Tillman SM, George
SZ. The association of fear of reinjury and function during anterior
cruciate ligament reconstruction rehabilitation. J Orthop Sports Phys Ther
2008, 38(1): A71-A72.
27. Chmielewski TL, Rivett JA, Bisop MD,
Tillman SM. Gender differences in frontal plan hip angle during a lateral
step down are not related to hip muscle strength. Journal of Orthopaedic
and Sports Physical Therapy, 37 (1) A77, 2007.
28. Chmielewski TL, Tillman SM, Cullaty MD, Rivett JA,
Conrad BP, Bishop MD. The relationship among hip and trunk
muscle performance and hip kinematics during lower extremity functional
tasks. Journal of Orthopaedic and Sports Physical Therapy 36(1): A73, 2006.
29. Clark DJ, Condliffe E, Patten, C. Activation impairment
alters muscle torque-velocity in post-stroke hemiparesis. Society for Neuroscience
Abstracts, 2005.
30. Clark DJ, Condliffe E, Patten, C. Reliability of Lower
Extremity Torque Production in Persons with Post-Stroke Hemiparesis. American
College of Sports Medicine, Annual Meeting, abstracted in Medicine and Science
in Sports and Exercise, May, 2005.
31. Clark D.J., Patten, C., Fielding R.A. Does force or
velocity contribute more to maximal power in older adults? American College
of Sports Medicine, May, 2007. Abstracted in Medicine and Science in Sports
and Exercise, May, 2007
32. Clark DJ, Patten C, Reid KF, Carabello RJ, Phillips
EM and Fielding RA. Slow rate of neuromuscular activation contributes to
impaired movement acceleration and peak power in mobility-limited older
adults. Experimental Biology, San Diego CA, April 2008.
33. Condliffe, E.G., Kothari D.H., Lum, P.S., Patten, C.
High-intensity Resistance Training Improves Reflex Modulation in Post-stroke
Hemiparesis, Society for Neuroscience Abstracts, 2004.
34. Corti, M, McGuirk TE, Patten, C. Differential effects
on kinematics of free reaching after functional task practice and dynamic
resistance training in low functioning persons post-stroke. 2nd Summer School
on Advanced Technologies for Neuro-motor Assessment and Rehabilitation.
STARTER: Strategic Network for Assitive & Rehabilitation Technology
in Emilia-Romagna, Bologna, Italy, July 2008
35. G. Creel and J. Oren. “Protocol
for Successful Prevention of Skin Breakdown in Individuals with Moderate
to Profound Intellectual and Developmental Disability (I/DD)” APTA
2007
36. Dannecker E and George S. Laboratory measures of pain avoidance and pain tolerance. J Pain, abstracted 2007.
37. Dannecker E, George S, Robinson, M. Influence and stability
of pain scale anchors. J Pain, abstracted 2006.
38. H.V. Deoghare,T. Huang, B.K. Smith, P.W. Davenport,
A.Gabrielli, M.J. Banner, L. Caruso, A.J. Layon and A.D. Martin.
Catecholamine and Heart Rate Variability Changes During Failed Spontaneous
Breathing Trials in Difficult To Wean Patients. Am Rev Resp Crit Care Med.
Vol 177, pg A381.
39. H Deoghare, D Martin. Sample Entropy: Novel Method
Of Breathing Pattern Analysis For Ventilator Dependent Patients Am Rev Resp
Crit Care Med. Vol #3, pg A964, 2007.
40. DeRuisseau LR, Cresawn KO, Mah C, Zolotukhin I, Lewis MA, Fuller
DD, Byrne BJ. Adeno-
associated virus serotype-1 is a potential treatment for glycogen accumulation
in the central nervous system (CNS) of a mouse model of Glycogen Storage
Disease Type II (GSDII). 2005 Experimental Biology and XXXV International
Congress of Physiological Sciences meeting abstracts [accessed at http://select.biosis.org/faseb].
The FASEB Journal, 19, Abstract #360.4
41. DeRuisseau LR, Mah C, Cresawn KO, Byrne BJ, Fuller DD.
Central Nervous System Pathology Contributes to Respiratory Deficits in
Glycogen Storage Disease Type II (GSDII). 2006 Experimental Biology meeting
abstracts [on CD-ROM]. The FASEB Journal, 20, Abstract #750.1
42. DeRuisseau LR, Mah C, Fuller DD, Byrne BJ. Neural deficits
contribute to respiratory insufficiency in Pompe Disease: a therapeutic
approach with AAV1. Proceedings of the American Society of Gene Therapy
Annual Conference, 2006. Abstract #892 page 108.
43. DeRuisseau LR, Mah C, Fraites TJ Jr, Fuller DD, Byrne
BJ. Recombinant AAV1-mediated treatment of CNS glycogen accumulation in
a mouse model of glycogen storage disease type II. Proceedings of the American
Society of Gene Therapy Annual Conference, 2005. Abstract # 818, page 95.
44. DeRuisseau LR, Mah C, Reier PJ, Fuller DD, Byrne BJ.
Neural Deficits in Pompe Disease: Insights into Therapy. American Society
of Neural Therapy and Repair National Conference. Clearwater Beach, FL.
5/11/2006-5/14/2006.
45. DeRuisseau LR, Sakai Y, Doperalski NJ, Byrne BJ, Fuller DD.
Intrathoracic injection of Adeno-associated virus serotype-1 (AAV1) is transported
to the spinal cord. 2006 Experimental Biology meeting abstracts [on CD-ROM].
The FASEB Journal, 20, Abstract #241.2
46. Doperalski NJ, Fuller DD. Phrenic motor output and
ventilation after graded unilateral cervical spinal cord injury (SCI). 2006
Experimental Biology meeting abstracts [on CD-ROM]. The FASEB Journal, 20,
Abstract #750.4
47. Doperalski NJ, Fuller DD. Long term facilitation (LTF)
of ipsilateral but not contralateral phrenic motor output after C2 spinal
hemisection (C2HS). 2006 Experimental Biology meeting abstracts [on CD-ROM].
The FASEB Journal, 20, Abstract #750.5
48. Doperalski NJ, Morrison SA, Bolser DC, Fuller DD. Respiratory
behavior following chronic C2 hemisection (C2HS) in awake rats. 2006 Experimental
Biology meeting abstracts [on CD-ROM]. The FASEB Journal, 20, Abstract #750.3
49. Doperalski NJ, Reier PJ, Fuller DD. Sex differences
in respiratory recovery following high cervical spinal hemisection in the
rat. Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting 2007. Program No. 601.21. 2007.
Neuroscience Meeting Planner. San Diego, CA. Society for Neuroscience, 2007
Online. David D. Fuller Curriculum Vitae, Page 13
50. Dover GC, Aydog E, Neff JS, Fleming M, and George S.
What predicts self reported outcomes after exercise-induced delayed onset
muscle soreness of the shoulder? Medicina Sportiva Bohemica et Slovaca,
abstracted 2007.
51. DuPont CE, Chmielewski TL, Kawaguchi J, Mizner R. Neuromuscular
Control of the Lower Extremity by Female Athletes during a Step Down Task.
Med Sci Sports Exerc 2007, 39:5; S263.
52. Edgerton V, Petruska NC, Tillakaratne NJK, Fuller DD,
Gerasimenko YP, Harkema SJ, and Keirstead HS. Evolving strategies to regain
neuromotor function following spinal cord injury. Program No. 235. 2005
Abstract Viewer/Itinerary Planner. Washington, DC: Society for Neuroscience,
2005.
53. Edwards P, Riley J, Brown J, George S, Fillingim R,
Waxenberg L, Atchison J, Wittmer V, Robinson M. Patients’ success
criteria predicted by distress and expectations for treatment. J Pain, abstracted
2004.
54. Fletcher RM, Chmielewski TL, Kawaguchi J, Mizner R.
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Landing in Female Athletes. Med Sci Sports Exerc 2007, 39:5,S22.
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Heart Association. Feb. 21, 2008 New Orleans, LA.
168. Rose DK, Duncan PW Cen Y Behrman AL,
Sullivan KJ, Tilson JK, Wu S. Contributors to Self- Assessment of Quality
of Life Post-Stroke. American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine/American
Society of Neurorehabilitation, Oct. 16, 2008 Toronto, Ontario
169. Rose DK, Winstein CJ. Bimanual Aiming Facilitates
Paretic Limb Behavior Following Stroke. Journal of Neurological Physical
Therapy, 28 (4), p.171, 2004.
170. Rose DK, Winstein CJ. Bimanual Coordination of an
Asymmetric Aiming Task in Humans with Stroke Related Brain Damage. Journal
of Sport and Exercise Psychology, 26, p.S158, 2004.
171. Sandhu MS, Doperalski NJ, Bolser DC, Reier PJ, Fuller DD.
The phrenic motor
circuitry after cervical spinal cord injury: insights from neurophysiological
methods. 14th Annual
Meeting of the American Society for Neural Therapy and Repair (ASNTR), Clearwater,
Florida.
Cell Transplantation. 16:3, pages 343-44, 2007.
172. Sandhu MS, Doperalski NJ, Bolser DC, Reier PJ, Fuller DD.
Waveform correlation of ipsilateral vs. contralateral phrenic motor output
following chronic C2 cervical hemisection in rats. Program No. 447.3. 2006
Neuroscience Meeting Planner. Atlanta, GA: Society for Neuroscience, 2006.
Online.
173. Shah PK, Stevens JE, Gregory CM, Pathare NC, Jayaraman A, Bickel CS, Bowden M, Behrman AL, Dudley GA, Walter GA, Vandenborne K. Skeletal Muscle Morphology after Incomplete Spinal Cord Injury. Med Sci Sports Exerc., May 2006
174. Shah P, Stevens JE, Jayaraman A, Pathare N, Bowden M, Behrman
AL, Walter GA, Vandenborne K. Loading-induced
changes in Soleus muscle in patients with Incomplete Spinal Cord Injury
using Magnetic Resonance Imaging. (Presented at the American College of
Sports Medicine, New Orleans February 2005.)
175. Shah P, Stevens JE, Jayaraman A, Pathare NC, Bowden M, Walter GA, Phadke
C, Nair PM, Behrman AL, Vandenborne K. Effect of locomotor
training on skeletal muscle size in individuals with incomplete spinal cord
injury. (Presented at the American College of Sports Medicine, Nashville
June 2005.)
176. Shah PK, Stevens J, Pathare N, Jayaraman A, Behrman A, Vandenborne
K. “Assessment of plantar flexor muscle mass after Incomplete
Spinal Cord Injury using Magnetic Resonance Imaging”. American Congress
of Rehabilitation and Science (ACRM), Florida, 2005.
177. Speer SM, Kawaguchi J, Chmielewski TL, Mizner R. Can Muscular Strength Within the Kinetic Chain Predict Athletes’ Improvement in Performance With Landing Training? Med Sci Sports Exerc 2007, 39:5; S23.
178. Staud R, Bovee C, Whittemore B, Inosencio N, George S,
Robinson M, and Price D. Effects of eccentric exercise on pain and pain
sensitivity in patients with fibromyalgia and normal controls: evidence
of functional anti-hyperalgesic. J Pain, abstracted 2007.
179. Stevens JE, Liu M, Bose P, O’Steen W, Anderson D, Thompson F,
Vandenborne K. Changes in Soleus Muscle Force and Fatigue
after Spinal Cord Injury with Treadmill Locomotor Training in Rats. (Presented
at the Proceedings of the American Physical Therapy Association Combined
Sections Meeting, San Diego, February 2006.)
180. Stevens JE, Liu M, Bose P, Walter GA, Anderson D, Thompson F, Vandenborne
K. Changes in Soleus Muscle Function, Morphology, and IGF-I Expression
with One Week of Locomotor Training in Spinal Cord Injured Rats Society
For Muscle Biology. (Presemted at Frontiers in Myogenesis Meeting, Callaway
Gardens, Georgia, 2006, A77, p10.)
181. Stevens JE, Pathare NC, Scarborough MT, Gibbs CP, Tillman SM, Vandenborne
K. Muscle Contractile Area and Phosphate Metabolite Contributions
to Torque. (Presented at the American College of Sports Medicine Meeting,
June 2004.)
182. Stevens JE, Walter GA, Okereke E, Kelley M, Esterhai JL, Pathare NC,
Vandenborne K. Changes in phosphocreatine kinetics in patients
after immobilization following an ankle fracture. (Presented at the American
Physical Therapy Association Combined Sections Meeting, February 2004.)
183. Stevens JE, Yarasheski KE, Yi L, Sweeney LH, Vandenborne K.
Insulin-like Growth Factor-1 Gene Transfer Augments Muscle Protein Synthesis
Rate And Size In Adult Mice. (Presented at the American College of Sports
Medicine Meeting, June 2005.)
184. Tilson J, Rose DK, Xu L, Sullivan KJ. Inter-rater
reliability of the Fugl-Meyer Assessment Tool in a Phase III, Multisite,
Randomized Clinical Trial, World Confederation of Physical Therapy, June
2007, Vancouver, BC.
185. Tilson JK, Sullivan KJ, Cen Y, Rose DK, Behrman AB,
Wu SS, Azen SA. Determination of the Minimal Clinically Important Difference
in the Lower Extremity Fugl-Meyer Motor Score in the First 60 Days Post-Stroke.
International Stroke Conference/American Heart Association. Feb. 20, 2008
New Orleans, LA.
186. Turns LJ, Peterson CL, Neptune RR and Kautz SA (2006).
Paretic leg muscle activity and walking mechanics contribute to asymmetric
hemiparetic gait. 23rd Annual Houston Conference on Biomedical Engineering
Research, The Houston Society for Engineering in Medicine and Biology. February
9-10, Houston, TX.
187. Vandenborne K, Gregory CM, Walter GA, Shi R, Scarborough
MT, Chen YW. Molecular
signatures associated with skeletal muscle disuse atrophy in humans. Med
Sci Sports Exerc., May 2006
188. Veeraraghavan K, Wagner JM, Patten C. Differential
effects of treatment outcomes based on chronicity of stroke and severity
of upper extremity motor impairment. APTA Combined Sections Meeting, abstracted
in J Neurologic Physical Therapy, 31(4): 191, 2007.
189. Walter GA, Thattaliyath B, Huard, Cahill K, Frimel T, Vandenborne
K. Noninvasive imaging of stem cell delivery. (Presented at Frontiers
in Myogenesis Meeting, Callaway Gardens Pine Mountain, Georgia, April 27
- May 2, 2006, A97, p12.)
190. Westlake, KP, Patten C. Comparative Study of Two Motor
Learning Approaches to Restoration of Locomotion Post-Stroke, Society for
Neuroscience Abstracts, 2008.
191. White LJ, Castellano V, McCoy SC, Gutierrez G, Stevens JE, Vandenborne
K, Walter GA. Resistance Training Improves Strength and Function
in Multiple Sclerosis. (Presented at the American College of Sports Medicine
Meeting, June 2004.)
192. White TE, Fuller DD, Siegel KA, O’Steen BE,
Lane MA, Reier PJ. Cellular replacement
modulates behavioral neuroplasticity following high cervical spinal cord
injury. 12th International
Symposium on Neural Regeneration. Asilomar, California, 2007.
193. White TE, Fuller DD, Siegel KA, O’Steen BE,
Lane MA, Reier PJ. Characterization of
cellular replacement mediated modulation of respiratory behavioral neuroplasticity
following
cervical spinal cord hemisection. 15th Annual Meeting of the American Society
for Neural
Therapy and Repair (ASNTR), Clearwater, Florida. Cell Transplantation. 17:4,
485, 2008.
194. Winstein CJ, Mathews SA, Dong Y, Fisher BE, Rose DK.
The Prognostic Value of Lesion
Characteristics for Post-Stroke Upper Extremity Rehabilitation in the Acute
Setting: a post-hoc analysis. Journal of Neurological Physical Therapy,
28 (4), p.175, 2004
195. Liu M, Stevens JE, Bose P, Thompson F, Walter GA, Vandenborne
K. The effect of treadmill
training on IGF-I expression in skeletal muscle following incomplete spinal
cord injury. Med Sci Sports Exerc., May 2006
196. Wolf S, Winstein C, Uswatte G, Taub E, Light KE, Giuliani
C, Good D, Nichols D. The Extremity
Constraint-Induced Therapy Evaluation (EXCITE) Trial for Patients with Sub-Acute
Stroke. International Stroke Conference of the American Heart Assoc/American
Stroke Assoc. Presentation # 47, Abstract number 06-Str-Lb-2135-ASA, 2006
197. Worthen LC, Kim CM and Kautz SA (2005). Design of
a gait laboratory to enable biomechanical
analysis of individuals with post-stroke walking deficits: force platform
positioning. Meeting of the International Society of Biomechanics, August
2005, Cleveland, OH.
198. Wright TW, Ilfeld BM, Chmielewski TL, Vandenborne K,
Enneking FK. Outpatient Shoulder
Arthroplasty Using Ambulatory Perineural Anesthetic Infusion. Annual Closed
American Shoulder and Elbow Surgeons meeting, Palm Beach, Fl 11/9-11/12/2005.
Paper #9 pages 44-45.
Presentations:
1. Behrman AL Locomotor recovery after SCI: From basic
science to clinical practice
The Best of III Step Conference, sponsored by the Neurology and Pediatrics
Section, APTA. June, 2006, Orlando, FL. Invited presenter
2. Behrman AL Locomotor recovery after SCI: From basic
science to clinical practice
The Best of III Step Conference, sponsored by the Neurology and Pediatrics
Section, APTA . February, 2006, San Diego, CA. Invited presenter
3. Behrman AL “The science of hope: Best practice
for the recovery of walking after spinal cord injury”. Working 2 Walk
Symposium, sponsored by the Christopher Reeve Foundation and the
Unite 2 Fight Paralysis Organization. Washington, D.C. April 30, 2006. Invited
presenter
4. Behrman AL “Best practice for recovery of walking
after SCI and stroke” with M. Bowden
Presented to FL State Association of Rehabilitation Nurses, annual meeting
Orlando, FL, May 20, 2006
5. Behrman, A; Bowden, M; Herget, B; Howland, D; Martin,
J; Phadke, C; Nair, P; Reier, PJ; Senesac, C;
Thompson, FJ. Spinal Cord: Animal Models and Human Studies I.Society for
Neuroscience Meeting October 14, 2006. Atlanta, Ga.
6. Behrman AL, Bowden M, Herget B, Howland DR, Martin
J, Phadke C, Nair P, Reier PJ, Senesac C, Thompson
FJ. Locomotor Training and Recruitment of Developmental Neuroplasticity:
Insights from a Pediatric SCI Case Study. Society for Neuroscience Meeting
November 12-16, 2005 Washington DC.
7. Behrman AL, Nair PM, Bowden MG, Fuller L, Herget B,
Phadke C, Senesac C. Locomotor training: Recovery of walking
in non-ambulatory 4.5 year old child with chronic, cervical SCI. American
Physical Therapy Association Combined Sections Meeting, February 1-6, 2006.
8. Bialosky JE, George SZ, Barabas JA, Martelli VL, Gates LA, Robinson ME. The Effect of Subject Expectation on Spinal Manipulation Induced Hypoalgesia. Poster presented at PHHP Research Day, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, April 2007.
9. Bialosky JE. The Mechanisms of Manual Therapy in the Treatment of Musculoskeletal Pain. Presentation at Neuronoons, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, July 2007.
10. Bialosky JE, Bishop MD, Robinson ME, Price DD, George
SZ . Immediate Effects of Manual Therapy on Pain Perception in
Individuals Experiencing Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. Poster presented at the
Neuromuscular Plasticity Symposium, University of Florida. Gainesville,
FL, January 2008.
11. Bialosky JE, George SZ, Barabas JA, Bishop
MD, Robinson ME. The effect of subject expectation on spinal manipulation
induced hypoalgesia. Combined Sections Meeting 2008
12. Bialosky JE, George SZ, Bishop MD, Zeppieri G, Robinson
ME. Immediate effects of spinal manipulative therapy in subjects with low
back pain: a pilot study. Combined Sections Meeting 2008
13. Bialosky JE, George SZ, Bishop, MD. Manual therapy
induced analgesia: a comparison of healthy subjects and those with low back
pain, AAOMPT National Conference, 2006
14. Bialosky JE, George SZ, Bishop MD. Manual Therapy
Induced Analgesia. A
Comparison of Healthy Subjects and Those with Low Back Pain. Poster presented
at the Neuromuscular Plasticity Symposium, University of Florida. Gainesville,
FL, March 2006.
15. Bialosky JE, George SZ, Hirsh AT, Galmish RJ, Robinson ME. Pain Catastrophizing’s Effect on Pain: Initial Results of an Ongoing Study. Poster presented at PHHP Research Day, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, March 2006.
16. Bialosky JE. The Mechanisms of Manual Therapy in the Treatment of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. Presentation at Neuronoons, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, July 2008.
17. Bialosky JE, Hirsh AT, Robinson ME, Galmish RJ, George SZ. A Randomized Study of the Effects of Catastrophizing on Experimental Pain. Poster presented at the 27th Annual Scientific Meeting of the American Pain Society in Tampa, Florida, May 2008
18. CS Bickel and CM Gregory. Reducing frequency of stimulation
reduces fatigue when initial starting forces remain the same. Accepted for
Presentation at American Physical Therapy Association, Combined Sections
Meeting, Boston, MA, 2007.
19. CS Bickel and CM Gregory. Matching initial torque while
varying pulse frequency, duration, and amplitude influences skeletal muscle
fatigue. Submitted for Presentation at American College of Sports Medicine
Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA, 2007.
20. CS Bickel, CM Gregory, ET Mahoney, & GA Dudley.
Glycogen use in skeletal muscle fibers after low and high amplitude neuromuscular
electrical stimulation: a case study. American Physical Therapy Association,
Combined Sections Meeting, New Orleans, LA, 2005.
21. Bishop MD, Bautista M, Light KE, Meuleman
J. Pain, Depression, and Balance Confidence in Frail Older Men. Gerontological
Society of America National Meeting, Orlando, 2005
22. Bishop MD, Driggers A, Riveros C, Horn ME. Fear predicts
peak pain in acute onset muscular low back pain. Combined Sections Meeting
2008
23. Bishop MD, George SZ. Interaction between kinesiophobia
and pain amplification in acute back pain. Combined Sections Meeting 2008
24. Bishop MD, George SZ, McNally A. Improvement in range
of motion after a stretching program: changes in tissue properties? Combined
Sections Meeting 2007
25. Bishop MD, George SZ, McNally A, Robinson ME. Effect
of Neurodynamic intervention on pain perception. AAOMPT National Conference,
2006
26. Bishop MD, Horn ME. Descriptive results from development
of a model of endogenous low back pain. Combined Sections Meeting 2008
27. Bour BJ Spina Bifida Lecture Series, , University of
South Florida, Physical Therapy Department, Tampa, Florida, 2007.
28. Bour BJ Treatment of the Child with Spina Bifida, University
of Florida Physical Therapy, PHT Pediatrics in Physical Therapy, 2005.
29. Bour BJ Serial Casting for the Pediatric Patient, All
Children’s Hospital, St. Petersburg, Florida, 2006.
30. Bour BJ Handling Techniques for the Pediatric Patient,
St. Petersburg College, Physical Therapy Assistant Program, 2006.
31. Bour BJ Handling Techniques for the Pediatric Patient,
St. Petersburg College, Physical Therapy Assistant Program, 2005.
32. Bour BJ Handling Techniques for the Child with CP,
St. Petersburg College, Physical Therapy Assistant Program, 2004.
33. Carr B, Day JA: Effect of direct spring assisted guidance
on skill acquisition of thoracic flexion. Accepted for poster presentation
at the Combined Sections Meeting of the APTA, Opryland, TN, February 2004
34. Chmielewski TL Fear of Re-injury and Outcomes in Knee Rehabilitation. Brooks Research Seminar Series, Brooks Healthcare System, Jacksonville, FL, May 2008.
35. Chmielewski TL ACL Injuries: Who Can Cope? and ACL
Rehab: Non & Post Operative. The 14th Annual Sports Medicine Symposium
for the Health Care Professional, Current Concepts in Sports Medicine, Wellington
Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine, Cincinnati, OH, February 2008.
36. Chmielewski TL Clinical Management of ACL Injuries.
Department of Applied Physiology & Kinesiology, University of Florida,
Gainesville, FL, October 2007.
37. Chmielewski TL Biomechanical Evaluation of the Athlete:
Implications on Injury Prevention. Co-presentation with Susan Tillman. The
Athletic Shoulder and Knee: Returning the Elite Athlete Back to Sports,
Shands Rehab Centers Conference Series, Gainesville, FL, August 2007.
38. Chmielewski TL, Horodyski MB, Hodges MJ, Conrad BP,
Bishop MD. Does the assessment of core strength identify frontal plane knee
angle deviations? ACSM, 2004
39. Chmielewski TL, Hurd W, Snyder-Mackler L. Neuromuscular
perturbation training decreases co-contraction in those with the potential
to compensate well for ACL rupture. 15th ISEK Congress, Boston, MA, June
2004.
40. Chmielewski TL, Rivett JA, Cullaty MD, Bishop
MD, Tillman SM. Contribution of trunk and hip muscle performance
to single leg hop distance. American College of Sports Medicine, Denver,
CO, June 2006.
41. Chmielewski TL, Rivett JA, Bishop MD,
Tillman SM. Gender differences in frontal plane angle during a lateral stepdown
are not related to hip muscle strength. Combined Sections Meeting 2007
42. Chmielewski TL, Soh C, Hodges MJ, Horodyski MB, Bishop
MD. Preliminary inter- and intra-rater reliability results for
clinical tests to assess core strength. Combined Sections Meeting, APTA,
2004
43. Chmielewski T, Tillman S, Cullaty M, Rivett J, Conrad
B, Bishop MD. The relationship among hip and trunk muscle
performance and hip kinematics during lower extremity functional tasks.
APTA Combined Sections Meeting 2006
44. Creel, G.; Basic Clinical Instructor Workshop, April
1, 2006 Gainesville, FL
45. Creel, G.; Basic Clinical Instructor Workshop, June
7 & 9, 2004 Gainesville, FL
46. Creel, G.; “Preventing Medical Errors”
2 hour Continuing Education Course required for Florida PT licensure renewal.
Taught course on 4 occasions to the following clinicians:
a. -Shands UF Inpatient staff August 25, 2005
b. -Shands Ortho Institute staff September 27, 2005
c. -Gainesville VA staff September 29, 2005
d. -Shands at AGH staff March 23, 2006
47. Creel, G.; “Prevention of Medical Errors”
December 9, 2004 Jacksonville, FL
48. Creel, G.; “Giving and Receiving Feedback”
May 19, 2005 Gainesville, FL.
49. Davis, S; Senesac, C; Richards, L. Longitudinal Case
Studies in Individuals with Chronic Stroke: Outcomes of Constraint Induced
Movement Therapy followed by Bilateral Training: APTA Combined Sections
Meeting, February 1-5, 2006 San Diego, Ca.
50. Davis, SB.; Senesac, C; Richards, L G. Longitudinal
Case Studies in Individuals with Chronic Stroke: Outcomes of Constraint
Induced Movement Therapy followed by Bilateral Training. APTA Annual Conference
2006. Orlando, Fl.
51. Davis SB, Senesac, C, Richards LG, Giuffrida C, Nadeau
SE, Levy CE. Botulinum Toxin A as an Adjuvant to Constraint Induced Movement
Therapy. APTA - CSM February 24-27, 2005, New Orleans, La.
52. Day JA. Lower Extremity Prosthetics, University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences, St. Augustine, Florida, May 2004
53. Day JA. Lower Extremity Prosthetics, University of
St. Augustine for Health Sciences, St. Augustine, Florida, January 30-31,
2004
54. Day JA, Senesac CR, Lowe J and Spencer CT: Quantification of Motor Performance in Boys with Barth Syndrome. Invited poster presentation BSF Fourth International Scientific, Medical and Family Conference. Clearwater, FL, July 26, 2008
55. Day JA, Senesac CR, Lowe J and Spencer CT: Quantification of Motor Performance in Boys with Barth Syndrome. Accepted for poster presentation at PT 2008: Annual Conference and Exposition of the American Physical Therapy Association, San Antonio, TX, June 12, 2008
56. Day JA, Spencer CT, Byrne Barry: Grip strength in a population of boys with Barth Syndrome. Accepted for poster presentation at the Barth Syndrome International and Family Conference, Orlando, FL, July 2006
57. Day JA, Spencer CT, Byrne Barry: Grip strength in a
population of boys with Barth Syndrome. Accepted for poster presentation
at the Combined Sections Meeting of the APTA, San Diego, CA, February 2006
58. Fuller DD Glycogen storage disease and the neural control
of breathing. Presented at the featured symposium “Disease-induced
Plasticity in the Control of Breathing” at the FASEB Annual Meeting,
San Francisco, CA. April 2006.
59. Fuller DD Intermittent hypoxia: influence on upper
airway motor function. Presentation to the Pulmonary Research Group Symposium:
“Sleep apnea: opportunities for drug discovery”. Shering-Plough
Research Institute, Kenilworth, New Jersey. April 15, 2005.
60. Fuller DD “Plasticity in neurobiological systems”,
presented at the symposium “Adaptation and Learning in Neural-Biomechatronic
Systems”, Sponsored by the National Science Foundation, Arizona State
University, Phoenix, AZ, March 2007.
61. Fuller DD “Prenatal nicotine and respiratory
long term facilitation in neonatal rats”, presented at the featured
symposium “Smoking Babies Don't Breathe” at the FASEB Annual
Meeting, San Diego, CA, April 2008.
62. Fuller DD Quantifying breathing in animal models of
cervical spinal cord injury and glycogen storage disease. Pulmonary Research
Symposium in conjunction with the American Thoracic Society Annual Meeting.
Sponsored by Buxco Inc. San Diego, CA. May 22, 2005.
63. Fuller DD Recovery of phrenic motor function following
cervical spinal cord injury. Wayne State University, Dept. of Anatomy and
Cell Biology. December 8, 2004.
64. Fuller DD “Respiratory plasticity and rehabilitation
following spinal cord injury”, to be presented at the symposium “Physiology
in Medicine: Bridging Bench and Bedside”, at the Beijing Joint Conference
of Physiological Sciences. Beijing, China, October 19-22, 2008.
65. Fuller DD Respiratory plasticity and rehabilitation
following spinal cord injury. Platform presentation at the Society for Neuroscience
Annual Meeting. Washington, DC. November 13, 2005.
66. Fuller DD “Respiratory related neuroplasticity”,
to be presented to the Dept. of Biology at Bates College, Lewiston, ME,
September 22 2008.
67. Fuller DD Spinal respiratory plasticity: implications
for rehabilitation following spinal cord injury. Featured symposium at the
FASEB Annual Meeting, Washington, DC. April 20, 2004.
68. Fuller DD Strategies for promoting neural plasticity
in the respiratory system. Presented at the featured symposium “Adaptation
and Learning in Neural-Biomechatronic Systems”, March 22 and 23rd,
2007 at Arizona State University. Sponsored by the National Science Foundation.
69. George SZ Anxiety and anxiety sensitivity during experimental
pain response. Poster presentation at 3rd Annual Pain Research Day, Comprehensive
Center for Pain Research, April 2004, University of Florida, Gainesville,
FL
70. George SZ Behavioral interventions for sub-acute low
back pain. Platform presentation at Combined Sections Meeting, Orthopaedic
Section, February 2008, American Physical Therapy Association, Nashville,
TN
71. George SZ Biopsychosocial influence on induced shoulder
pain. Poster presentation at the Annual Scientific Meeting of the American
Pain Society, May 2008, Tampa, FL
72. George SZ Evidence for biospsychosocial factors’
influence on shoulder pain. Annual Scientific Meeting of the American Pain
Society, May 2007 Washington, DC
73. George SZ Biopsychosocial factors’ influence
on shoulder pain. Rehabilitation Research Seminar Series, September 2006,University
of Florida, Gainesville, FL
74. George SZ A clinical research update on a treatment
based classification system. Research workshop and update for clinical staff
of Westmoreland Regional Hospital, March 2004, Greensburg, PA.
75. George SZ Clinical Update on the management of low
back pain. Continuing education program at the Department of Physical Therapy,
January 2006, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL
76. George SZ Does experimental pain sensitivity contribute
to reports of clinical pain intensity and disability? Poster presentation
at the Annual Scientific Meeting of the American Pain Society, March 2005,
Boston, MA
77. George SZ Elevated fear-avoidance beliefs for subjects
participating in physical therapy clinical trials. Platform presentation
at Combined Sections Meeting, Orthopaedic Section, February 2007, American
Physical Therapy Association, Boston, MA
78. George SZ Evidence-based principles for the practicing
clinician. Continuing education workshop for clinical staff of Shands Rehabilitation
Hospital, June 2004, Gainesville, FL.
79. George SZ The influence of psychological factors on
central sensitization for patients with chronic low back pain. RORC-BRRC-Brooks
Center Monthly Research Seminar (No. 29)., October 2004, Gainesville, FL.
80. George SZ, Joel E. Bialosky, Virgil Wittmer The influence
of sex, personality, and coping style on the pain drawing. Poster presentation
at 4th Annual Pain Research Day, Comprehensive Center for Pain Research,
May 2005, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL
81. George SZ Low back classification systems. Continuing
education program at the Department of Athletic Training and Physical Therapy,
April 2007, University of North Florida, Jacksonville, FL.
82. George SZ, Joel E. Bialosky, Mark D. Bishop. Neuronal
plasticity of pain: Response to rehabilitation interventions. Poster presentation
at the Neuromuscular Plasticity Symposium, September 2005, University of
Florida, Gainesville, FL
83. George SZ A physical therapist’s perspective
on manual therapy: clinical effectiveness and selected mechanisms. Invited
speaker at International Conference for Delineating the Evidence Based for
Somato-Visceral Interactions and Autonomic Mechanisms of Manual Therapy,
March 2008, Osteopathic Research Center and National Institutes of Health,
Fort Worth, TX
84. George SZ Pain related fear influences pain, physical
impairment, disability, and kinesiophobia following delayed onset muscle
soreness at the shoulder. Paper presentation at the Annual Scientific Meeting
of the American Pain Society, May 2006, San Antonio, TX
85. George SZ Psychological influence in acute low back
pain: Identification and management of the patient with elevated fear-avoidance
beliefs. Educational session at the Shands Medical Center, October 2005,
Gainesville, FL
86. George SZ Psychological influence in acute low back
pain: Identification and management of the patient with elevated fear-avoidance
beliefs. Educational session at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center,
July 2005, Pittsburgh, PA
87. George SZ Psychological influence in acute low back
pain: identification and management of the patient with elevated fear-avoidance
beliefs. Educational session at the Florida Physical Therapy Association
Spring Conference, March 2005, Orlando, FL
88. George SZ Psychological influence on central sensitization
of pain for patients with chronic low back pain. Poster presentation at
the Annual Scientific Meeting of the American Pain Society, March 2005,
Boston, MA
89. George SZ Sex differences in response to physical therapy
interventions for low back pain. Poster presentation at Combined Sections
Meeting, Orthopaedic Section, American Physical Therapy Association, February
2005, New Orleans, LA
90. George SZ Symptom centralization and fear-avoidance
beliefs as prognostic factors for low back pain. Platform presentation at
the Combined Sections Meeting, Orthopaedic Section, American Physical Therapy
Association, February 2004, Nashville, TN
91. George SZ, Bishop MD, Hurlbert M, Shumrak G, Villa
J, Zeppieri G. Immediate effects of spinal manipulation on temporal summation
of pain. APTA Combined Sections Meeting 2006
92. George SZ, Bialosky JE, Wittmer V, and Robinson ME. The Influence of Sex, Personality, and Coping Style on the Pain Drawing. Poster presented at the American Physical Therapy Association Combined Sections Meeting, February 2006, San Diego, CA.
93. CM Gregory and CS Bickel. Impact of varying parametric
settings on torque production during electrically stimulated muscle contractions.
American Physical Therapy Association, Combined Sections Meeting, San Diego,
CA, 2006.
94. CM Gregory, CS Bickel, K Stegath and WE Dixon. The
impact varying stimulation intensity and contraction type on the force-frequency
relationship in human skeletal muscle during NMES. APTA Combined Sections
Meeting, Nashville, TN, 2008.
95. CM Gregory, M Bowden, A Jayaraman, P Nair, S Kautz,
A Behrman and K Vandenborne. Lower extremity
strength measures as predictors of locomotor function after incomplete SCI.
Submitted for Presentation at American College of Sports Medicine Annual
Meeting, New Orleans, LA, 2007.
96. CM Gregory, A Jayaraman, M Bowden, AL Behrman
and K Vandenborne. Resistance training and muscle function
in persons after incomplete spinal cord injury. American College of Sports
Medicine-Annual Conference, Nashville, TN, 2005.
97. CM Gregory, A Jayaraman, M Bowden, S Kautz,
A Behrman and K Vandenborne. Resistance training
and locomotor recovery after incomplete spinal cord injury. American Paraplegia
Society-Annual Conference, Las Vegas, NV, 2005.
98. CM Gregory, ET Mahoney, CS Bickel, GA Dudley, YW Chen
and K Vandenborne. Molecular signature associated with
improvements in muscle mass and glucose tolerance after spinal cord injury.
American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, Denver CO, 2006.
99. CM Gregory, S Mathur, T Lentz, S Tillman, J Woodard
and K Vandenborne. Impact of immobilization and subsequent
rehabilitation on muscle size and function. APTA Combined Sections Meeting,
Nashville, TN, 2008.
100. CM Gregory, BD Thattaliyath, GS Gaidosh, M Liu, BJ
Byrne, K Vandenborne and GA Walter. IGF-1 and hypertrophy
in human skeletal myoblasts. Society for Muscle Biology, Frontiers in Myogenesis
Meeting, Callaway Gardens, GA, 2006.
101. Hirsh AT, George SZ, Bialosky JE, Robinson ME. Influence of Pain- Related Fear and Catastrophizing on Acute Pain Perception. Poster presented at PHHP Research Day, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, April 2007.
102. A Jayaraman, CM Gregory, M Bowden, J Stevens, P Shah,
AL Behrman and K Vandenborne. Changes in Skeletal
Muscle Function after Treadmill Training in persons with Incomplete Spinal
Cord Injury. American Physical Therapy Association, Combined Sections Meeting,
New Orleans, LA, 2005.
103. A Jayaraman, CM Gregory, M Bowden, J Stevens, P Shah,
AL Behrman and K Vandenborne. Skeletal muscle
function in persons after incomplete spinal cord injury. Society for Neuroscience
Annual Conference, San Diego, CA, 2004.
104. A Jayaraman, EM Mahoney, CM Gregory, CS Bickel,
K Vandenborne and GA Dudley. Relationship between changes in muscle
size following 12 weeks of NMES induced resistance training using MRI and
fiber specific analyses in persons with complete spinal cord injury. American
Physical Therapy Association, Combined Sections Meeting, San Diego, CA,
2006.
105. A Jayaraman, P Shah, CM Gregory, J Stevens, M Bowden,
G Walter, AL Behrman and K Vandenborne.
Mechanisms of muscle dysfunction in persons after incomplete spinal cord
injury. American College of Sports Medicine-Annual Conference, Nashville,
TN, 2005.
106. A Jayaraman, P Shah, CM Gregory, M Liu, G Walter and
K Vandenborne. Skeletal muscle adaptations following incomplete
spinal cord injury and locomotor training. Accepted for Presentation at
American Physical Therapy Association, Combined Sections Meeting, Boston,
MA, 2007.
107. Jones S, McIntosh J, Baker K, Bishop M, Thigpen M, Creel GL.
Promoting public health awareness among health professional students through
an interdisciplinary family health course. Combined Sections Meeting 2008.
108. Kautz SA (2004) “Assessment of Lower Extremity
Movement Impairment after Stroke: Compensation versus Restitution”;
Module 1: Rehab – Restoring Mobility; Caring for the Older Adult IV,
CD-ROM/Internet program; University of Florida Geriatric Education Center,
July, 2004.
109. Kautz SA “Bilateral coordination of hemiparetic
locomotion”, Panelist in “Neural Mechanisms of Limb Coordination
in Locomotion: Insights from Clinical Studies and Development” at
Neural Control of Movement Annual Meeting, Key Biscayne, FL, May 2006.
110. Kautz SA “Coordination of hemiparetic locomotion”,
Keynote lecture at Annual Research Day at Center for Biomedical Engineering
Research at University of Delaware, Wilmington, DE, May 2005.
111. Kautz SA “Coordination of hemiparetic locomotion
after post-stroke rehabilitation”, Panelist in “Locomotor Training
Post SCI & Stroke: Bridging Basic Science with Clinical Research and
Practice” session at ACRM–ASNR Annual Meeting, Ponte Vedra Beach,
FL, September 2004.
112. Kautz SA “Quantifying Restitution Versus Compensation
in Post-stroke Rehabilitation: Implications for Clinical Outcomes”,
Panelist at Physical Therapy 2006: Annual Conference & Exposition of
the American Physical Therapy Association, Orlando, FL, June 2006.
113. Kautz SA Respondent in “Lower Extremity Rehabilitation”
session at Functional Restoration for the Stroke Survivor: Informing the
Efforts of Engineers State of the Science Workshop, La Jolla, CA, March
2006.
114. Kautz SA VA Research Day, Malcom Randall VA Medical
Center, Gainesville, FL, June 2006.
115. Lawless AR, Davis S, Phadke C, Nair P, Bowden M, Woodbury M, Flynn
S, Hannold L, Ko M, Senesac C, Behrman A: Locomotor Training,
Progression, and Outcomes After Incomplete Spinal Cord Injury: Case report:
Locomotor training, progression,and outcomes after incomplete spinal cord
injury. APTA Combined Sections Meeting, February 4-8, 2004, Nashville, TN.
116. Lentz TA, Barabas J, Day T, Bishop MD, George SZ.
The relationship of physical impairment, pain and kinesiophobia to disability
in patients with shoulder pathology. Combined Sections Meeting 2008
117. Lentz T, Huegel M, Bishop MD. Determining the most
likely source of symptoms in a patient with unilateral upper extremity parasthesia.
Combined Sections Meeting 2007
118. Li S, Woo R, Horodyski MB, Bishop M, Senesac C, Brunt
D. The Effect of Botulinum Toxin Type A Combined with Physical Therapy on
Gait in Children with Idiopathic Toe Walking, Combined Sections Meeting,
APTA, 2004
119. Light KE (Invited Presentation) Evaluating the Problem
of Elderly Persons Falling. GRECC Conference Gainesville FL, April 20, 2004.
120. Light KE, Bishop M, Kornetti D, Prieto-Lewis N. Can
telephone calls make a difference in outcomes for elders? Combined Sections
Meeting, APTA, 2004
121. Martin, A.D. “Inspiratory muscle function in
difficult to wean patients”. Belgium Respiratory Society Annual Meeting,
Brussels, Belgium, November 2007.
122. Martin, A.D. “Inspiratory Muscle rehabilitation
in failure to wean patients”. European Respiratory Society Annual
Meeting, Stockholm Sweden, October 2007
123. Martin, A.D. “Inspiratory Muscle Training in
difficult to wean patients”. Leuven University, Leuven, Belgium September
2006.
124. Martin, A.D. “Inspiratory Muscle training in
difficult to wean patients”. ATS International meeting, San Diego,
CA, May 2006
125. S Mathur, CM Gregory, T Lentz, MT Scarborough, PC
Gibbs, GA Walter and K Vandenborne. Rehabilitation leads
to greater improvements in muscle size than function following cast immobilization.
APTA Combined Sections Meeting, Nashville, TN, 2008.
126. Miller, GT Invited consultant. University of Colorado
at Denver Physical Therapy Department. Assist with development of 4 credit
course combining Evidence Based Practice and Advanced Exercise Prescription.
Assisted in development of cases. March 2006.
127. Miller, GT Hooked on Evidence Series with Shands Clinicians
(Fall 2004). Initiated “Hooked on Evidence” group with Shands
Clinicians monthly. Secured Dr. Steve George as initial speaker for group.
Intention to increase clinician competence with research to benefit our
students and to contribute to APTA “Hooked on Evidence” and
summaries to Nicaraguan clinicians.
128. Miller, GT Motor Control Series for Local Clinicians
(Fall 2004 and Spring 2005). Provided a series of six (6) 2 hour inservices/labs
to Shands clinicians from both Shands Rehab and Shands UF to reward clinicians
who assisted with PHT 6161C or intend to assist in future. Discussed current
evidence-based practice relative to movement disorders and the use of PNF.
129. Miller, GT Nicaragua Project February 28 – March
7, 2004.
130. Miller, GT Series of six (6) inservices/hands-on labs
on PNF principles, techniques, interventions for local clinicians. January
20-February 24, 2004. 12 CEH.
131. Oren J, Creel G, Thigpen MT. Protocol for successful
prevention of skin breakdown in individuals with moderate to profound intellectual
and developmental disability (I/DD). Poster Presentiation, American Physical
Therapy Association, Annual Meeting, Denver, CO. June 2007.
132. Patten, C. But Doctor, I can’t get my strength back…..Understanding Weakness in Post-stroke Hemiparesis. Invited seminar at Center For Applied Biomechanics and Rehabilitation Research (CABRR), National Rehabilitation Hospital, November, 2005.
133. Patten, C. Can strengthening produce functional improvements
in gait following stroke? Invited contribution to symposium: Utilizing exercise
as a Research and Rehabilitative Tool in Special Populations, Canadian Society
of Exercise Physiology, London, Ontario, CANADA, November, 2007.
134. Patten, C. Combined Dynamic Resistance Training and
Functional Task Practice Promote Greater Recovery of Upper-extremity Function
in Post-stroke Hemiparesis. Update on Neurorehabilitation (Bay Area Regional
IIISTEP Conference), hosted by Kaiser-Permanente/Samuel Merritt College,
September, 2006.
135. Patten, C. Contemporary Perspectives on Motor Rehabilitation
in Post-stroke Hemiparesis. Invited Seminar, Department of Physical Therapy
and Rehabilitation Sciences, University of California, San Francisco, November,
2005.
136. Patten, C. Dynamic High Intensity Resistance Training
Improves Upper Extremity Motor Function, Power and Reflex Modulation Post-stroke.
Invited contribution to symposium, Upper Extremity Motor Control and Rehabilitation,
Biannual Motor Control Conference, Varna, BULGARIA, September, 2005.
137. Patten, C. Effectiveness of Strengthening on Functional
and Neurologic Recovery: Evidence From Adults and Children. Educational
Session with Katherine Sullivan, Ph.D., PT and Samuel C. Lee, Ph.D., PT
at APTA Annual Conference, Orlando, Florida, June, 2006.
138. Patten, C. Emerging Technologies in Rehabilitation
Research & Development Invited symposium at VA Senior Management Conference,
Washington, D.C., August, 2004
139. Patten, C. Evidence that both Motor Learning and strength
Training drive Upper-extremity recovery Poststroke, contribution to session:
Neuroplasticity in Relation to Functional Recovery—What is the Human
Clinical Evidence? III-STEP (Summer Institute on Translating Evidence into
Practice: Linking Movement Science and Intervention), Salt Lake City, Utah,
July, 2005.
140. Patten, C. Fundamental Strategies for Musculoskeletal
Rehabilitation. Monthly Musculoskeletal Research Lecture, Dept. of Orthopaedic
Surgery, Stanford University Medical School, May 2006.
141. Patten, C. Gait speed modulation in post-stroke hemiparesis.
Contribution to Altering Locomotion through Learning and Conscious Control:
what are the implications for rehabilitation? Neural Control of Movement
Society, Naples, FL, May, 2008.
142. Patten, C. How Foundation Research Facilitates Follow-on
Funding Invited contribution to Symposium: Foundation Funding, Where It
Goes. Combined Sections Meeting, APTA, Nashville, TN, February, 2004
143. Patten, C. Innovative Approaches to Promoting Upper-extremity
Recovery. Contribution to: Emerging Therapies and Technologies in Brain
Rehabilitation, VA HSR&D National Meeting, February, 2008.
144. Patten, C. Intervention approaches for paralysis and
weakness. Contribution to Concentrated Educational Series (CES): Recovery
and Rehabilitation after Stroke, American Physical Therapy Association Annual
Conference, San Antonio, TX, June, 2008.
145. Patten, C. It’s not about the muscle…..strengthening
vs. functional task practice for motor rehabilitation post-stroke. Seminar,
Department of Physical Therapy and Biokinesiology, University of Southern
California, Los Angeles, CA, 29 August, 2006.
146. Patten, C. Neurophysiological Mechanisms and Biomechanical
Consequences of Weakness in Post-stroke Hemiparesis, Seminar, Department
of Physical Therapy and VA Brain Rehabilitation R&D Center, University
of Florida, Gainesville, FL, December, 2006.
147. Patten, C. Neurophysiological Mechanisms and Biomechanical
Consequences of Weakness in Post-stroke Hemiparesis, Seminar, Faculty of
Biomedical Kinesiology, Katholike University, Leuven, BELGIUM, November,
2006.
148. Patten, C. Optimizing the scheduling and type of exercise
to maximize functional outcomes. Invited contribution to symposium: Rehabilitation
Intervention Effectiveness: Impact of Dose-response and Timing Poststroke,
International Stroke Conference, New Orleans, LA, February, 2008.
149. Patten, C. Physical Therapy Interventions with Robotics.
Invited presentation at APTA National Student Conclave, Valley Forge, PA,
October, 2007.
150. Patten, C. Promoting Recovery of Upper-extremity Function
in Post-stroke Hemiparesis: Dynamic Highintensity Resistance Training Contrasted
with Functional Motor Relearning. San Jose District, APTA meeting, November,
2005.
151. Patten, C. Research Update – Neurorehabilitation
for Post-stroke Hemiplegia. Invited Symposium, Abilities Expo, Santa Clara,
California, November, 2005.
152. Patten, C. Strengthening to Promote Recovery of Function
in Neurologic Populations. Invited course (2.5 days) at Hoge School Physiotherapie
& University Rehabilitation Centre, Heerlen, THE NETHERLANDS, November,
2006.
153. Richards, L., Senesac, C., Davis, Sandra, & Nadeau,
S. Bilateral motor practice does not increase motor function in chronic
stroke. International Stroke Conference February 7-9, 2007, San Francisco,
Ca.
154. Romero S, Light KE, Bishop MD, Meuleman J. Home Exercises
are an Effective Intervention for Improving Balance and Mobility Impairment.
Gerontological Society of America National Meeting, Orlando, 2005
155. Rose DK. Clinical Approach to Enhance Neural Recovery.
Utah Stroke Symposium, Salt Lake City, UT, March 24, 2006.
156. Rose DK. Interventions and Strategies to Promote Neuroplasticity
in Individuals with Neurologic Disorders. Utah Chapter APTA Annual Conference,
Park City, UT, November 9-10, 2007.
157. Rose DK. Moving Stroke Rehabilitation Forward –
Creating an Environment for our Patients to Learn. Pennsylvania Association
of Rehabilitation Facilities, Harrisburg, PA, May 21, 2008.
158. Rose DK. One Hand or Two? :Designing Interventions
for Successful Outcomes Post-Stroke. Combined Sections Meeting, American
Physical Therapy Association, San Diego, CA, Feb. 3, 2006
159. Rose DK. Physical Therapy Association of Washington
Spring Conference. Stroke Rehabilitation – Moving Forward with Advances
in Clinical Neuroscience. Seattle, WA, April 26, 2008.
160. Rose DK. Stroke Rehabilitation - Practice and Progress:Not
Standing Still. Arizona Physical Therapy Association Neuro Update, Phoenix,
AZ, January 28, 2006.
161. Rose DK, Sullivan KA. Stroke Concentrated Education
Series. Task-Specific Strategies for Upper Limb and Walking Recovery. American
Physical Therapy Association Annual Meeting, San Antonio, TX June 14, 2008.
162. Rose DK, Tilson JK, Gallichio J, Moore CA, Correa
A, Hershberg J, McLeod M. Utilization of Standardized Outcome Measures Post-Stroke:
Lessons learned from the LEAPS Clinical Trial. Combined Sections Meeting
of the American Physical Therapy Association, Nashville, TN, Feb. 8, 2008.
163. Introduction to Soft Tissue Mobilization, Claudia Senesac,
Barbara J. Bour, Farmington, New Mexico, 2007.
164. Senesac, C; Davis SB; Richards, LG. Generalization
of Repetitive Bilateral Training in Stroke, Section on Neurology, Thematic
Poster Session on Upper Extremity Control. APTA Combined Sections Meeting
in Boston 2007.
165. Senesac, C; Davis SB; Richards, LG. Generalization
of Repetitive Rhythmic Bilateral Training: PHHP Research Day. March 20,
2006.
166. The Hypotonic Child, Claudia Senesac, PT, Joanne Foss,
OTR, Barbara J. Bour, PT, Elks Children Therapy Services,
Umatilla, Florida, 2004.
167. Senesac C; Helsel, P; Breton, J. Modified Constraint
Induced Movement Therapy for Child with Hemiplegia: APTA Combined Sections
Meeting, February 1-5, 2006 San Diego, Ca.
168. PK Shah, CM Gregory, JE Stevens, N Pathare, A Jayaraman,
M Bowden, AL Behrman, G Walter, GA Dudley, K Vandenborne.
Proton Spectroscopic Assessment of Soleus muscle in Persons with Incomplete
Spinal Cord Injury. Accepted for Presentation at American Physical Therapy
Association, Combined Sections Meeting, Boston, MA, 2007.
169. PK Shah, JE Stevens, CM Gregory, N Pathare, A Jayaraman,
CS Bickel, M Bowden, AL Behrman, G Walter, GA Dudley, K
Vandenborne. Skeletal Muscle Morphology after Incomplete Spinal
Cord Injury. American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, Denver
CO, 2006.
170. Thigpen MT FPTA Northern District Sponsored Course.
”Clinical Application of Motor Learning Principles” in Jacksonville,
FL, Saturday, July 24, 2004 from 9:00 a.m to 12:00 p.m.
171. Thigpen MT UF-Shands Rehabilitation Morning Seminar
Series. “Therapeutic Ultrasound: Evidence-Based Practice. Fall, 2006.
172. Toy, S; Senesac, C; Trombini, A. Postural Control and Balance Training in a Pediatric Patient status-post Medulloblastoma Removal: APTA Combined Sections Meeting, February 1-5, 2006 San Diego, Ca.
173. Vandenborne K May 2007 “Muscle Plasticity after
Spinal Cord Injury”, Keynote Speaker Research Day, Department of Physical
Therapy, University of Maryland, Baltimore
174. Vandenborne K June 2006 Moderated Session: "New
Frontiers on Rehabilitation Research." APTA, Annual Conference, Orlando,
Florida
175. Vandenborne K Oct. 2005 “Magnetic Resonance
Assessment of Muscle Function: The Future”, American College of Sports
Medicine Workshop, Vanderbilt University, Nashville
176. Vandenborne K Jan. 2005 "Muscle Plasticity following
incomplete SCI. ", First Annual Locomotor Recovery Retreat, Brooks
Center, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida
177. K Vandenborne, CM Gregory, GA Walter, R Shi, MT Scarborough
and YW Chen. Molecular signatures associated with skeletal muscle disuse
atrophy in humans. American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, Denver
CO, 2006.
178. Waddell L, Riesterer K, VanEtten L, Bishop M, Thigpen M, Creel
G. Depression and cardiovascular in community-dwelling adults.
Combined Sections Meeting, 2008
179. Whitall J, Winstein CJ, Rose DK, McCombe-Waller S,
Harris-Love M. Does Focused Bilateral Arm Training Enhance Recovery Of Upper
Limb Hemiparesis? Theory And Evidence. American Physical Therapy Association
Annual Meeting, Chicago, Il, June 30, 2004.
180. Wikstrom EA, Inamdar AD, Doidge D, Bishop M, Hass CJ. Control Strategies during gait termination are altered in subjects with ankle instability. South Eastern Athletic Trainers Association Annual Meeting. 2008
181. Woodbury ML, Richards LG, Vallabhajosula S, Davis S, Knight R, Senesac
C, Howland D. Can “Normal” Post-Stroke Upper Extremity
Reach Be Trained? PHHP Research Day. March 23, 2005.
