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Abstracts Second Asia–Oceanian Conference of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine April 29–May 2, 2010, Taipei J Rehabil Med 2010; Suppl 48: 1–204 ABSTRACTS Second Asia–Oceanian Conference of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine APRIL 29–MAY 2, 2010, TaIPEI WELCOME TO TAIPEI Dear Colleagues, On behalf of the Organizing Committee, it is our greatest honor to have you here in Taipei to attend the 2nd Asia- Oceanian Conference of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine (2nd AOCPRM). The conference will be held from April 29th to May 2nd of 2010 in the Taipei International Convention Center. The theme of our conference is “Rehabilitation: “From Cell to Society”. We have invited reputable speakers from all over the globe to cover the hottest topics in modern physical and rehabilitation medicine. Numerous workshops will be organized to offer hands on practice in soft tissue ultrasound examinations, shockwave therapy, and in the fabrication of ankle-foot-orthosis. As you may know, Taipei is famous for its inexpensive but high quality electronic products, and the adventurous night markets. Taipei is also well known for its 101 building, one of the world’s renowned skyscrapers. Therefore, I strongly advise you to take the opportunity to tour around Taipei and experience the unique fusion of Chinese - Western cultural lifestyle that Taipei has to offer. If you need any further assistance from us, please do not hesitate to let us know. It is our obligation to ensure that your stay in Taipei will be an enjoyable one. Thank you very much! Sincerely yours, Simon FT Tang Chairman of the Organizing Committee The 2nd AOCPRM Meeting in Taipei, 2010 © 2008 Foundation of Rehabilitation Information. ISSN 1650-1977 doi: 10.2340/16501977-0563 J Rehabil Med Suppl 48 2 THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 2010 09.00–17.00 ESPRM-AOSPRM Collaborative Program of ICF – International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health Implementation of ICF in Rehabilitation Medicine from the ISPRM Perspective Gerold Stucki Measurement Tools Alarcos Cieza Overview and Updates on ICF Core Set Development Alarcos Cieza ICF-based Strategy for Return-to-work after Medical Rehabilitation Christoph Gutenbrunner The Study of ICF Core-set Validation in Twelve Diseases in China Tao Xu ICF and the Evaluation of Persons with Walking Abnormalities in Clinical Settings Alain Delarque The European Experience of Using ICF in Research Alarcos Cieza Asian-European Interaction: ICF and AOCPRM-ESPRM Cooperation Alessandro Giustini FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 2010 08.30–10.00 Keynote Speech The Philosophy of Rehabilitation, from Cell to Society Gerold Stucki KS 01-01 Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS): Evaluation and Treatment Martin Grabois KS 01-02 10.30–17.00 Musculoskeletal Disoders: Musculoskeletal Ultrasonography Role of Elastography in Neuromusculoskeletal Ultrasound Gi-Young Park 0430A1 Elastography of Plantar Soft Tissue Properties Chih-Chin Hsu 0430A2 Application of Ultrasound in Sports Injuries Yi-Pin Chiang 0430A3 Non-invasive Measurement of Vessels Mechanical Properties Yio-Wha Shau 0430A4 Rehabilitation Potentials Following Foot Drop Among Leprosy Cured Patients Ajit Kumar Varma 0430E1FP The Prevalence of Musculoskeletal Disorders in the Textile Occupation, Thailand Petcharat Keawduangdee 0430E2FP Functional Outcomes of Major Lower Limb Amputation 1994–2006: A Modern Series Jane Wu 0430E3FP Effects of Disc Degeneration and Muscle Dysfunction on the Cervical Spine Stability: From in Chih-Hsiu Cheng 0430E4FP Vitro Study Using Porcine Model Nitric Oxide Concentrations in CSF are Possible Predictors of Postoperative ADL Improvement in Shinji Kimura 0430E5FP Lumbar Canal Stenosis Paradigm Shift in the Management of Back Pain M. Taslim Uddin 0430E6FP Effect of Taping for Patients with Lateral Epicondylitis and Motion Tracking on Elbow Tissue Pei-Chun Hsieh 0430E7FP from Ultrasonic Image Sequence Ultrasound-guided Injection Therapy for Frozen Shoulder Sheng Bi 0430E8FP Comparison of Elastography and Gray-scale Ultrasonography in Diagnosing Small Full-thick- Giyoung Park 0430E9FP ness Supraspinatus Tendon Tear 15.30–17.00 Interventional Rehabilitation An interventional PM&R Approach to Spinal Pain: Evidence-based Approach and Beyond David Cifu 0430J1 Ultrasound Diagnosis and New Treatment in Adhesive Capsulitis (Frozen Shoulder) Gi-Young Park 0430J2 Ultrasound Guided Injection Treatments in Rehabilitation Medicine Carl PC Chen 0430J3 New Advances in Therapeutic Ultrasound Wen-Shiang Chen 0430J4 Extracorpal Shock Wave Therapy on Rehabilitation of Tendinopathy Mao-Hsiung Huang 0430J5 The Science of Intravascular Laser Irradiation of Blood (ILIB) and Its Applications Tien-Yow Chuang 0430J6 10.30–12.00 Brain Disoders: Traumatic Brain Injury Event-related Potentials and Dual Sensory Impairment (DSI) in TBI Henry Lew 0430B1 Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Research in Taiwan Wen-Ta Chiu 0430B2 J Rehabil Med Suppl 48 3 Neuroprotection Strategies in Experimental Traumatic Brain Injury Szu-Fu Chen 0430B3 Effect of Noise on Retention and Transfer of a Spatial Memory Task in Unequal Context in Mohammad Ali Gheraat 0430B4FP Male Rats: A Behavioral Review Effect of Hyperbaric Oxygenation (HBO) on Unilateral Spatial Neglect (USN) Induced by Jinglong Liu 0430B5FP Traumatic Brain Injury Analysis of Influence Factors of Cognitive Impairment Following First Onset of Stroke Xiquan Hu 0430B6FP 13.30–15.00 Brain Disorders: Neural Plasticity & Cognition Cognitive Component of Tai Chi Chuan: A fMRI Study Chetwyn Chan 0430F1 How Valid is the Broken Mirror Theory of Autism Ya-Wei Cheng 0430F2 Cognitive and Neuroimage Assessment and Human Cognitive Rehabilitation Yuejia Luo 0430F3 Representation of Tactile Motion in the Primary Somatosensory Cortex: A Psychophysical and Yu-Cheng Pei 0430F4 Neurophysiological Study Reveal the Neural Mechanism and the Property of Pure Alexia for Chinese Characters by Us- Chunlei Shan 0430F5FP ing Neuroimaging Techniques and Cognitive Neuropsychological Tests The Effects of Basal Ganglia Stroke on Implicit Learning Zhongli Jiang 0430F6FP Cognitive Flexibility in Children with Learning Disability H.S. Somashekara 0430F7FP 15.30–16.00 Development of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine in Aisan and Oceanian Region Development of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine in Taiwan Simon Fuk-Tan Tang 0430K1 The Development of Rehabilitation Medicine in the Philippines: Our Work, Mission and Vision Reynaldo Rey Matias 0430K2 Development of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine in Mongolia Baljinnyam Avirmed 0430K3 History of Development of ISPRM: Review of the Challenges John Melvin 0430K4 10.30–17.00 Brain Disorders: Stroke Depression and Anxiety in the Hemiplegic Jorge Lains 0430C1 Mirror Neuron System in the Pre-motor Cortical Area: A RCT in the Post-acute Stroke Arm Marco Franceschini 0430C2 Rehabilitation. Preliminary Report Effectiveness of Ultrasound Guided Botox Injection on Balance in Post-stroke Patients with Zulin Dou 0430C3 Lower Extremities Spasticity Massage Therapy in Depressed People: A Meta-Analysis of Clinical Trials Wen-Hsuan Hou 0430C4 Power Rehabilitation, Principle and Method Tkahito Takeuchi 0430G1 Functional Electrical Stimulation Improves Functional Recovery of the Upper Extremity of Tiebin Yan 0430G2 Subjects with Acute Stroke: A 6 Months Follow-up Study Evidence-based Stroke Rehabilitation? Keh-Chung Lin 0430G3 Facilitating Motor Performance Through External Cueing for People with Parkinson’s Disease Hui-Ing Ma 0430G4 Physical Findings, Sonography and Shoulder Pain of Hemiplegic Shoulders in Acute Stroke Yu-Chi Huang 0430G5 Patients during Rehabilitation Effects of Motion Control Shoe on the Kinematic, Kinetic and Motor Control of the Leg During Gabriel Y.F. Ng 0430L1 Running The Role of Imagery in Constraint-induced Movement Therapy Karen Liu 0430L2 Use of Proprioceptive Stimulation in Stroke Rehabilitation Sang-I Lin 0430L3 Cortical Reorganization Induced by Body Weight-supported Treadmill Training in Individuals Ray-Yau Wang 0430L4 with Stroke Integrity of the Corticospinal Tract Predicts Motor Recovery in Stroke: Diffusion Spectrum Pei-Fang Tang 0430L5 Imaging Studies Telerehabilitation in Subjects with Subacute Stroke Kwan-Hwa Lin 0430L6 Effects of Sit-Stand-Sit Strategies on Postural Stability in Stroke Patients Ta-Sen Wei 0430D1 Robotic-assisted Therapy of Paretic Upper Limb for Chronic Stroke Pai-Yin Chen 0430D2FP Correlation Factors of the Health-related Quality of Life in Patients with Chronic Aphasia Due Lochia Chang 0430D3FP to Stroke Correlation of Stroke-onset Severity with Health Status, Quality of Life and Family Impact in Ru-Lan Hsieh 0430D4FP Patients with Ischemic Stroke Comparison of Intramuscular Botulinum Toxin Type A Injection and Percutaneous Muscular Jau-Jia Lin 0430D5FP Branch Block of the Tibial Nerve for Reducing Ankle Plantarflexor Spastcitiy: A Randomized Clinical Trial J Rehabil Med Suppl 48 4 That Using Computer Exercise Upper Limb of the Ischemic Stroke Patients Observe the Jin Chen 0430D6FP Changes of Brain Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging The Effect of Rehabilitative Training on Brain Functional Reorganization in Patients with Xiquan Hu 0430D7FP Cerebral Infarction by fMrI: A Longitudinal Study 13.30–17.00 Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation and Obesity Schedule of Cardiac Rehabilitation Farzaneh Torkan 0430H1 Exercise Prescription and Thrombogenesis Jong Shyan Wang 0430H2 Benefits of Phase 2 Cardiac Rehabilitation in Patients with Myocardial Infarction Ssu-Yuan Chen 0430H3 CARES THAI Actions: Preventive and Rehabilitative Program for Cardiac and High Risk Piyanuj Ruckpanich 0430H4 Factors Patients To Facilitate Return to Work Through Cardiac Rehabilitation
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