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final programme

ENRC
1st European
NeuroRehabilitation
Congress
October 20-22, 2011
The Kurhaus Meran,
Merano, Italy
FINAL PROGRAMME
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CONTENTS
WELCOME 2
Programme at a glance
4
Organising committees10
Contact Adresses11
List of hotels12
General information13
Information for authors/chairpersons
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Scientific programme18
Thursday18
Friday31
Saturday45
List of INVITED SPEAKERS 58
List of Exhibitors and Sponsors
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WELCOME
Dear Colleagues,
It is our sincere pleasure to welcome you all to the First European NeuroRehabilitation Congress in Merano, South Tyrol, Italy. We are certain that Merano, which is located in the heart of the Alps, a region with three official languages, German, Italian, and Ladin, is best suited to connect Europe’s East and
West, North and South. Historically, this region has always been a crossroad
junction where different European cultures, languages, and civilizations met
mostly (but not always) in a peaceful and constructive manner.
During the past two decades developments in neuroscience have markedly increased, both in knowledge as well as in diagnostic and therapeutic armamentarium in neurorehabilitation. Due to this evolution, various European
countries have founded national neurorehabilitation societies, which have
been active in organising local congresses and educational programs over
the years.
These European activities and experiences have been represented at the biannual congresses of the World Federation of Neurorehabilitation. In the interest
of European traditions in neurorehabilitation, the Austrian, Dutch, German, Italian, and Swiss societies have decided to organize a common European meeting in order to share local particularities, experiences, evidence, and future
plans in neurorehabilitation on a broader European spectrum. The multicultural and multinational European initiative is reflected by the congress venue.
Our intention was to provide ample space and time especially for the young
colleagues. In this line we are able to present more than 130 Posters, 2 Digital Poster Sessions, 6 Workshops, 6 Meet the Professor Sessions, 3 Keynote Lectures, 1 Opening Lecture, and 18 Main Sessions. The First European
NeuroRehabilitation Congress 2011 should serve as a platform for scientific
exchange of knowledge on a European level. At the same time it will set the
stage for presentation of the recently founded European Federation of NeuroRehabilitation Societies (EFNRS), which respects national traditions while attempting to unify forces in order to advance neurorehabilitation in Europe.
We hope that our meeting will fulfill your expectations, and that you will perceive
the First European NeuroRehabilitation Congress 2011 in Merano, South Tyrol,
Italy, as an ideal opportunity to interact with colleagues from Europe and beyond
and to share your experience with us.
Univ.-Prof. Dr. Leopold Saltuari
Conference Chair
Dr. Claudio Corradini
Local Organizer
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Thursday, October 20th, 2011
Kursaal
Lentner
Czerny
09:00 - 10:30
WS 1: Use of ICF Domains in
Goal Setting and Assessment
10:30 - 12:00
WS 4: Motor control,
evidence-based results in
upper and lower extremities
Satellite Symposium 1
SSNN
12:00 - 13:00
Digital Poster Session 1
13:00 - 13:30
13:30 - 14:00
14:00
14:30 - 15:30
Official Opening of the
Congress
Opening Lecture
Coffee Break
15:30 - 16:00
16:00 - 17:30
PS01: Neurorehabilitation
and Imaging
17:30 - 19:00
19:00
PS02:
Virtual Reality
PS03:
Telerehabilitation
DGNR
General Assembly
DGNKN
General Assembly
EFNRS
General Assembly
Simultaneous interpretation facilities will be provided in the main lecture hall (“Kursaal”) for all
plenary sessions. Languages covered will be German and Italian. Registration for Workshops (WS 1 - 6) or Meet the Professor (MP 1 - 6) has to be done separately
and is not included in the registration fees (only possible with a full conference registration)
Ground floor
Meeting Room 1
Meeting Room 2
WS 2: Pain Control
WS 3: Psychotherapy
Concepts in Neurorehabilitation
WS 5: Robotics in
Neurorehabilitation
WS 6: Tracheostomy
management - a
multidisciplinary approach
EFNRS
Board Meeting
Lunch & Poster Session 1
DGNR
Board Meeting
Coffee Break
SIRN
General Assembly
ÖGNR
Board Meeting
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FRIDAY, October 21st, 2011
Kursaal
Lentner
Czerny
MP 1: Early Rehabilitation
07:00 - 08:00
08:00 - 08:30
08:30 - 09:30
Keynote Lecture 1
Coffee Break
09:30 - 10:00
10:00 - 11:30
PS04:
Neuropsychology
11:30 - 12:30
Medtronic
PS05: Mechanical Devices in
Neurorehabilitation
PS06: Round Table Neurorehabilitation in Europe
Digital Poster Session 2
12:30 - 13:00
13:00 - 13:30
13:30 - 15:00
PS07:
Acquired Brain Injury
PS10: Best Practice in
Neurorehabilitation
PS11: Highlights of
submitted abstracts 1
PS12:
Neurophysiology
Hocoma
17:00 - 18:30
20:30
PS09:
Peripheral Nerve Rehabilitation
Coffee Break
15:00 - 15:30
15:30 - 17:00
PS08:
European Curriculum
Gala Dinner
FRIDAY, October 21st, 2011
Ground floor
Meeting Room 1
Meeting Room 2
MP 2: Stroke Rehabilitation
MP 3: Parkinson Rehabilitation
Coffee Break
Coffee Break
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SATURDAY, October 22nd, 2011
Kursaal
Lentner
Czerny
MP 04:
Traumatic Brain Injury
07:00 - 08:00
08:00 - 08:30
08:30 - 09:30
Keynote Lecture 2
Coffee Break
09:30 - 10:00
10:00 - 11:30
PS13:
Neurosurgery
PS14:
Neuropharmacology
PS15: Pediatric
Neurorehabilitation
PS16:
Cellular Treatments
PS17: Highlights of
submitted abstracts 2
(13:00 - 14:40)
PS18:
Neuromodulation
11:30 - 13:00
13:00 - 14:30
Coffee Break
14:30 - 15:00
15:00 - 16:00
Keynote Lecture 3
16:00 - 16:30
Closing Session
Ground floor
Meeting Room 1
Meeting Room 2
MP 05:
Multiple Sclerosis
MP 06: Spasticity multiprofessional management
Coffee Break
Arge Alp Meeting
Coffee Break
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ORGANISING COMMITTEES
Congress President
Leopold Saltuari, Hochzirl/Bolzano, Austria/Italy
Local Organiser
Claudio Corradini, Brunico, Italy
Congress Secretary
Markus Kofler, Hochzirl, Austria
Scientific Committee
Serafin Beer, Valens, Switzerland
Heinrich Binder, Vienna, Austria
Claudio Corradini, Brunico, Italy
Roberto Dattola, Messina, Italy
Alexander C.H. Geurts, Nijmegen, The Netherlands
Volker Hömberg, Düsseldorf, Germany
Eberhard Koenig, Bad Aibling, Germany
Markus Kofler, Hochzirl, Austria
Gert Kwakkel, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Jan Mehrholz, Kreischa, Germany
Rene Müri, Bern, Switzerland
Giorgio Sandrini, Pavia, Italy
Leopold Saltuari, Hochzirl/Bolzano, Austria/Italy
Erwin van Wegen, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Daniel Zutter, Zihlschlacht, Switzerland
CONTACT ADDRESSES
Conference Venue
The Kurhaus Meran
Entrance: Freiheitsstraße 31 Corso Libertà
39012 Meran – Merano, Italy
I: www.kurhaus.it
Conference Secretariat
pco tyrol congress
Ms Ina Kähler
Rennweg 3, 6020 Innsbruck, AUSTRIA
From October 19 please contact us at the
registration desk in Merano on:
T: +39 0473 491955 F: +39 0473 491956
E: enrc2011@cmi.at
I: www.pco-tyrolcongress.at
Exhibition Management and Sponsoring
med.ex Medizinische Ausstellungsgesellschaft mbH
Mr Klaus Ehrenmüller
Rennweg 3, 6020 Innsbruck, AUSTRIA
T: +43 (0)512 5936 1181, F: +43 (0)512 5936 1189
E: klaus@medex.co.at
I: www.medex.co.at
Website
www.enrc2011.eu
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LIST OF HOTELS - (in alphabetical order)
Belvita Hotel Adria
Gilmstraße 2
T +39 0473 236610
www.hotel-adria.com
Hotel Mignon
Grabmayrstraße 5
T +39 0473 230353
www.hotelmignon.com
Hotel Aster
Dantestraße 40
T +390473232458
www.hotelaster.com
Hotel Castel Rundegg
Schennastraße 2
T +390473234100
www.rundegg.com
Hotel Aurora
Passerpromenade 38
T +390473211800
www.hotelaurora.bz
Hotel Sittnerhof
Verdistraße 58
T +390473446331
www.sittnerhof.it
Hotel Brunner
Verdistraße 31/A
T +390473 446150
www.hotel-brunner.it
Hotel Therme Meran
Thermenplatz 1
T +390473259000
www.hotelthermemeran.it
Hotel Residence Flora
XXX-April-Straße 2
T +390473 448335
www.merano-flora.it
Hotel Westend
Speckbacherstraße 9
T +390473 447654
www.westend.it
Hotel Garni Domus Mea
Piavestraße 8
T +390473 236777
www.domusmea.com
Hotel Garni Weingut
Schallhofweg 1/A
T +390473 237807
www.hotel-weingut.it
Hotel Gruberhof
Pfarrgasse 22
T +390473 236511
www.hotelgruberhof.com
Hotel Windsor
Rätiastraße 2
T +390473 446556
www.winsdorhotel.it
Hotel Meranerhof
Manzonistraße 1
T +3904732230230
www.meranerhof.com
GENERAL INFORMATION
CME Credits
The congress has been accredited with 4 CME-credits. You receive an official
certificate of attendance recording your name in the list of attendees at the
registration desk and filling in a questionnaire.
Registration desk at the Kurhaus Meran
The registration desk is located on the ground floor at the entrance (Freiheitsstrasse 31 Corso Libertà) of the Kurhaus Meran. Opening hours are as follows:
Wednesday, 19 October
Thursday, 20 October
Friday, 21 October
Saturday, 22 October
17:00 – 19:00
08:00 – 18:00
06:45 – 17:30
06:45 – 15:00
On site registration fees
on site
Members of National Societies*
€ 400,00
Non-Members
€ 450,00
Therapists / Technicians / Nurses
€ 300,00
Students**
€ 150,00
Workshops***
€ 30,00
Meet the Professor***
€ 20,00
Gala Dinner tickets
€ 40,00
* Membership of the Societies applies to members of ÖGNR, SIRN, DGNR, DGNKN, SGNR, WFNR and DSNR
** Up to 28 years of age at the time of the congress
*** Workshops or Meet the Professor only possible with a full conference registration, attendance is limited
Registration fees include the following unless otherwise specified:
• admission to scientific sessions and poster presentations
• admission to the industrial exhibition
• printed material for the conference
• abstracts
• conference bag
• coffee breaks
• light lunches
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Workshops / Meet the Professor courses
All Workshops and Meet the Professor courses take place in the early morning.
Registration for these courses has to be done separately and is not included in
the registration fees, tickets may be bought at the registration desk.
Language
The official language of the congress is English, all presentations are given in
English. Simultaneous interpretation facilities will be provided in the main lecture
hall (“Kursaal”) for all plenary sessions. Languages covered will be German and
Italian. No translation will be offered for parallel sessions. English is the preferred
language for all oral communications. However, other languages will be allowed
in parallel sessions if English is not possible.
Coffee breaks and lunches
Coffee and tea will be served during the official coffee breaks. In addition, light
lunches will be served.
Parking
The closest and most convenient way of parking the car during the Congress
is in one of the following car parks where congress delegates are eligible for a
reduced day ticket:
Therme Merano
Thermenplatz 9, 39012 Merano, ITALY
Plaza Parking GmbH – accessible via Goethestrasse
Meinhard-Straße 22, 39012 Merano, ITALY
Kellerei Algund
Lauben 218, 39012 Merano, ITALY
Please ask at the registration desk for further information.
Currency
The official currency is the EURO (€). Major credit cards are accepted in many
hotels, shops and restaurants. Automatic teller machines (ATMs) are also available throughout the city.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Internet Café
Free internet stations will be available in the exhibition area. There is no wireless
access at the Kurhaus.
Name badges
All registered participants and exhibitors receive a name badge together with
their registration documents. Please make sure to wear your badges at all times
while attending the meeting, exhibition and social events.
Weather / Climate
The climate is remarkably mild due to the unusual geographical position of the
basin in which the town lies and the fact that it is sheltered by the high peaks of
the Tessa Mountain Group. The unique climate allows for an extraordinary presence of Mediterranean and tropical plants that form a striking visual departure
from the typical alpine character normally found at these latitudes. On a sunny
day in October the temperature in Merano can reach 20°C during the daytime
and fall to 5°C during the night. You can enjoy very nice sunny days at the end
of October; normally there are only about 3 rainy days during the whole month
of October.
Liability and insurance
Neither the organisers, nor the congress secretariat or other suppliers accept
liability for any injury, loss or damage, arising from accidents or other situations during, or as a consequence of the congress. Kindly check your personal
insurance.
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INFORMATION FOR AUTHORS/CHAIRPERSONS
Information for speakers
The main rooms are equipped with data projector and a PC for PowerPointpresentation. Please make sure to bring your PowerPoint-presentation on an
USB-stick to the speaker ready room well in advance, 3 hours prior to the start of
your session at the very latest. Do not bring your own laptop for the presentation.
In case your presentation contains video sequences, please make sure to pack
them with a standard codec and do not store them in a QickTime format since
this may not be compatible with PowerPoint-presentations.
In order to be able to keep the time schedule, please make sure not to exceed
the allotted speaking time.
Information for chairpersons
This conference is multi-tracked with very little time between sessions or to
move from one session to another. Please note that it is essential that all chairs
make sure the speakers strictly adhere to the allotted speaking time in order to
avoid disadvantages for the next sessions and speakers.
Information for presenters of posters and digital posters
Your poster should not exceed 90 cm in width and 140 cm in height (portrait
format!) Mounting material will be provided on site. Please remember your poster
number, panels will show these numbers.
All posters will be displayed during the entire congress and should be mounted
on Thursday, 20 October before the first poster session at 12:00 noon at the
latest. Posters have to be on display during the whole congress and have to
be taken down on Saturday, 22 October by the end of the congress. Please
note that all posters which have not been taken down by their presenters will be
automatically removed. All poster boards are located on the ground floor and
grouped by topics and poster numbers as indicated on the next page.
Poster sessions are held on each day. Presenters are requested to be present at
their poster site during their assigned session.
INFORMATION FOR AUTHORS/CHAIRPERSONS
Overview of poster sessions:
Poster Session 1: Thursday, October 20, 12:00 – 14:00
P009 – P025 (Robotics)
P044 – P059 (Neurophysiology and Functional Imaging)
P074 – P079 (Dysphagia and Tracheostomy Management)
DP01 – DP09 (Digital Posters)
Poster Session 2: Friday, October 21, 11:30 – 13:30
P026 – P031 (Spinal Cord Injury and Incontinence)
P060 – P068 (Traumatic Brain Injury and Neurosurgery)
P080 – P099 (Best Practice Guidelines and Miscellaneous)
DP10 – DP18 (Digital Posters)
Poster Session 3: Saturday, October 22, 11:30 – 13:00
P001 – P008 (Paediatric Neurorehabilitation)
P032 – P043 (Neglect, Executive Disorders and Vocational Rehabilitation)
P069 – P073 (Neuropharmacology and Pain Control)
P100 – P112 (Spasticity)
Poster prizes
On occasion of its 25th anniversary the Austrian Society of Neurorehabilitation
(ÖGNR) awards three prizes at €1,000.- each for the best posters. The award
ceremony takes place during the closing session on Saturday afternoon.
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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME
THURSDAY
09:00 – 10:30
Workshops 1 - 3
WS 1: Use of ICF Domains in Goal Setting and Assessment
Room Czerny
Caterina Pistarini (Pavia, Italy)
Alessandro Giustini (Arezzo, Italy)
Beatrice Aiachini (Pavia, Italy)
WS 2: Pain Control
Meeting Room 1
Neurophysiology of pain
Giorgio Sandrini (Pavia, Italy)
Pharmacological and minimal invasive pain therapy
Wilfried Ilias (Vienna, Austria)
WS 3: Psychotherapy Concepts in Neurorehabilitation
Meeting Room 2
Narrative neurorehabilitation. Why stories matter
Maria Gabriella Ceravolo (Ancona, Italy)
The relationship between clinicians and client as a basis for successful rehabilitation
Frank Humle (Copenhagen, Denmark)
Constructing self after brain injury
Peter Frommelt (Berlin, Germany)
Workshops 4 - 6
WS 4: Motor control, evidence-based results in upper and lower extremities
Room Czerny
Volker Hömberg (Düsseldorf, Germany)
WS 5: Robotics in Neurorehabilitation
Meeting Room 1
Leopold Saltuari (Hochzirl/Bolzano, Austria/Italy)
WS 6: Tracheostomy management – a multidisciplinary approach
Meeting Room 2
Antonio Schindler (Torino,Italy)
Wolfgang Schlaegel (Basel, Switzerland)
Ulrike Frank (Potsdam, Germany)
12:00 – 13:00
SATELLITE SYMPOSIUM 1
Room Lentner
Prospects in neuromodulation
kindly sponsored by the Society for the Study of
Neuroprotection and Neuroplasticity (SSNN)
The CARS trial in stroke: Final results
The CAPTAIN trial in TBI: Outline and perspectives
Peter Vos (Nijmegen, The Netherlands)
THURSDAY
10:30 – 12:00
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THURSDAY
12:00 – 14:00
LUNCH & POSTER SESSION 1
P009 – P025
P044 – P059
P074 – P079
Robotics
Neurophysiology and Functional Imaging
Dysphagia and Tracheostomy Management
Robotics
P009
Wrist robot-aided rehabilitation as tool for biomechanical study in chronic stroke
patients
S. Mazzoleni, M. Filippi, L. Puzzolante, R. Crecchi, M.C. Carrozza, F. Posteraro
(Pisa, Italy)
P010
Computer-aided arm rehabilitation - using the Pablo®Plus system
M. Hartwig, A. Kollreider, D. Ram (Graz, Austria)
P011
ARMLABOR: a new approach in upper limb rehabilitation after stroke. Concept,
acceptance, utilization and preliminary clinical results
R. Buschfort, S. Hesse, A. Hess (Olsberg, Germany)
P012
A new robotic method to train wrist movements of stroke patients
V. Squeri, L. Masia, A. Riva, P. Morasso (Genova, Italy)
P013
Upper limb rehabilitation with a robotic system in stroke chronic patients: repetitive use and long term follow-up
F. Bovolenta, P. Sale, M. Agosti, P. Clerici, S. Cavazza, M. Franceschini (Modena, Italy)
P014
Robot-aided therapy for upper limbs in patients with sub-acute stroke-related
lesions
P. Sale, R. Lizio, C. Del Percio, A. Pucello, F. Infarinato, R. Luca, P. Enzo, M.
Franceschini (Rome, Italy)
P015
Haptic and virtual reality interface for hand rehabilitation in persons with a stroke
M. Agostini, A. Turolla, O. Daud, S. Paolucci, G. Sandrini, P. Tonin, R. Oboe
(Venice, Italy)
P016
Force interactions on an adaptive end-effector gait robot
C. Tomelleri, C. Werner, A. Waldner, S. Hesse (Bolzano, Italy)
P017
Rehabilitation of sportsmen with robotic reconstruction walk in the first months
after spinal cord injury
V. Daminov, E. Zimina, O. Uvarova, A. Kuznetsov (Moscow, Russia)
P018
Combined robotic locomotor training with different end-effector based devices
on a sub-acute stroke patient: A case report
V. Hochgruber, S. Pulcini, C. Tomelleri, S. Hesse, A. Waldner (Bolzano, Italy)
P019
A systematic review about the effectiveness of treadmill training with or without
body-weight-support and/or robot-assistance in persons with multiple sclerosis
E. Swinnen, D. Beckwée, D. Pinte, R. Meeusen, J.-P. Baeyens, E. Kerckhofs
(Brussles, Belgium)
P020
Bioprogressive postural optimization therapy in patients with neurological diseases
R.G. Bellomo, A. Di Stefano, V. Galati, G. Barassi, M. D‘Amico, R. Saggini
(Chieti, Italy)
P021
Weight-bearing distribution recovery after robot-driven gait orthosis training in
ischemic stroke patients
Ł. Oleksy, A. Poświata, P. Jureczko, E. Żak, W. Rycerski (Łancut, Poland)
P022
Robot assisted gait training effects on brain damage subjects‘ balance and
walking ability
M. Lauri, V.R. Tuulik-Leisi, H. Maas (Tallinn, Estonia)
THURSDAY
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P023
Is peroneal electrical stimulation superior to an ankle-foot orthosis in community-dwelling patients with a drop foot after stroke?
A. Geurts, R. van Swigchem, J. den Boer, V. Weerdesteyn (Nijmegen, The
Netherlands)
P024
Functional electrical stimulation in combination with robotic mechanic in patients with acute ischemic stroke
O. Uvarova, V. Daminov, A. Kuznetsov (Moscow, Russia)
P025
Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) can contribute to avoid Learned NonUse of foot-lifting in ambulatory individuals with hemiparesis after stroke
T. Winter, B. Quentin (Potsdam, Germany)
Neurophysiology and Functional Imaging
P044
Increased variability in sub-acute compared to chronic stroke patients when
investigating short-latency interlimb coordination
J.F. Nielsen, P. Stubbs (Hammel, Denmark)
P045
Assessment of neural plasticity in robot assisted locomotor training with
transcranial magnetic stimulation
N. Rybalko, V. Daminov, A. Kuznetcov, E. Zimina, O. Uvarova (Moscow, Russia)
P046
Stabilometric assessment of the effectiveness of rehabilitation treatment in
Parkinson’s disease
G. Paparella, S. Rizzi, A. Amadio, G. Blasa, A. Martinuzzi (Pieve di Soligo, Italy)
P047
The relationship between posturography and gait impairments in stroke patients
Ł. Oleksy, M. Drużbicki, A. Kwolek, A. Depa, A. Brzozowska-Magoñ,
G. Przysada (Łancut, Poland)
P048
Application and effects of modulated TMS for recovery of motor arm functions
after stroke
W. Schupp, M. Bentz, K. Pfeifer (Herzogenaurach, Germany)
P049
Effectiveness of transcranial direct current stimulation and mirror illusion on
motor learning
A. Matsuo, S. Sahara, S. Nakahara, Y. Hatta, M. Hiyamizu, H. Maeoka,
S. Morioka (Nara, Japan)
P050
Motor neuron excitability after mirror therapy in hemiplegic stroke
W. Kitisomprayoonkul, S. Dahlan (Bangkok, Thailand)
P051
Action observation effects on motor cortex excitability in stroke patients: a pilot
TMS study
M. Marangon, F. Piccione, M. Fedeli, P. Tonin (Venice, Italy)
P052
Immediate effects of a self-monitoring exercise on postural stability in healthy
subjects
K. Yasuda, T. Higuchi, T. Kawasaki, R. Watanabe, K. Imanaka (Tokyo, Japan)
P053
Aubert effect: neural bases and clinical implications in recalibrating verticality
perception after stroke
D. Perennou, A. Marquer, C. Reymond, V. Chauvineau, J. Barra (Grenoble, France)
P054
tDCS effect on EEG profile in response to semantic motor anomaly detection
M. Balconi, C. Caldiroli, S. Vitaloni (Milan, Italy)
P055
Sleep and vegetative state: a descriptive polysomnographic study
G. Maggioni, D. Arnaldi, A. Moglia, R. Manni, C. Pistarini (Pavia, Italy)
THURSDAY
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THURSDAY
P056
Functional involvement of cerebral cortex in patients with sleep-wake disturbances after traumatic brain injury: a TMS study
S.M. Golaszewski, M. Seidl, A.B. Kunz, F. Caleri, P. Lochner, S. Cataldo, F.
Gerstenbrand, E. Trinka, R. Nardone (Salzburg, Austria)
P057
The role of functional MRI in diagnosing severe chronic disorders of consciousness
S. Golaszewski, M. Seidl, A.B. Kunz, M. Kronbichler, J. Crone, R. Nardone, E.
Trinka, F. Gerstenbrand (Salzburg, Austria)
P058
The “Extended Locked-in syndrome”
F. Gerstenbrand, S. Golaszewski, M. Seidl, A.B. Kunz, R. Nardone, G. Bauer,
E. Trinka (Salzburg, Austria)
P059
The functional anatomy of motor imagery in stroke
E. Kraft, M. Schaal, D. Lule, E. Koenig, K. Scheidtmann (Munich, Germany)
Dysphagia and Tracheostomy Management
P074
Removal of a tracheal canula as pivotal parameter of successful rehabilitation –
results of a multi-center database
F. Müller, J. Kneissl, M. Schneider, C. Ledl, E. Walther, E. Wagner-Sonntag,
J. Herzog (Bad Aibling, Germany)
P075
Fenestrated tracheal tubes - an unnecessary risk factor?
C. Kilga, M. Kofler, L. Saltuari (Hochzirl, Austria)
P076
Effects of different therapeutic interventions on spontaneous swallowing
frequency for tracheotomized patients
J. Konradi, K. Tremel, S. Welschehold (Mainz, Germany)
P077
Kinematic Analysis of Hyoid Bone and Vocal Cord after Laryngeal Electrical
Stimulation Therapy in Dysphagia
H. Nam, J. Beom, B.M. Oh, T.R. Han (Seoul, South Republic of Korea)
P078
Management of dysphagia in brain injuries: preliminary data of a multicentric
italian study
F. Scarponi, G. Silvestrelli, C. Bertolino, I. Trioli, L. Iardello, V. Pingue, F. Palmerini, F. Corea, A. Bellanti, F. Cannillo, P. Previdi, M. Zampolini (Foligno, Italy)
P079
Psychological outcomes of dysphagia and alternative nutritional ways in
patients with post-acute vascular neurological injury and neurodegenerative
syndromes
M. Rogina, M. Gilardone, M. Sozzi, L. Pisani, C. Mariani (Milan, Italy)
Digital Posters
DP01 – DP09
for detailed list see Digital Poster Session 1 on page 26
12:00 – 13:00
EFNRS Board Meeting
(European Federation of Neurorehabilitation Societies)
Meeting Room 2
THURSDAY
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THURSDAY
13:00 – 13:30
DIGITAL POSTER SESSION 1
DP01 – DP09
Room Czerny
Chair: Othmar Schuhfried (Vienna, Austria)
Dobrivoje Stokic (Jackson, USA),
Jörg Wissel (Beelitz-Heilstätten, Germany)
DP01
The effect of repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation on brain injured
patients with dysphagia
H.M. Kim, M.H. Chun, S.I. Lee, S.J. Lee, H.J. Kim, S.B. Kim
(Seoul, South Republic of Korea)
DP02
Design and implementation of a telerehabilitation system for the upper limb
S. Baldessarelli, A. Waldner, N. Smania, S. Hesse, C. Corradini, C. Tomelleri
(Bolzano, Italy)
DP03
Assesment of a virtual teacher feedback for the recovery of the upper limb after
stroke
C. Zucconi, V. Valt, M. Agostini, A. Turolla, P. Tonin, L. Piron (Venice, Italy)
DP04
Outcome of traumatic brain injury after decompressive craniectomy and intensive rehabilitative treatment
M. Lippert-Grüner, C. Wedekind (Bonn, Germany)
DP05
Functional ability of the upper limb after stroke: training the rate of force generation of selective movements versus task-related training
C.I.E. Renner, B. Lukats, S. Hanna, R. Ludwig, C. Brendel, H. Hummelsheim
(Leipzig, Germany)
DP06
Effects of dynamic sitting interventions with the Dynasit chair on tissue oxygenation in spinal cord injured individuals
J. Reenalda, P. Van Geffen, G. Snoek, M. Jannink, M.I. Jzerman, H. Rietman
(Enschede, The Netherlands)
DP07
Sensitivity and specificity of standard senso-motor test inventories when
applied in the context of post acute neurorehabilitation in patients with spastic
paresis after stroke
P. Kossmehl, C. Maertgen, N. Kuhle, E. Weber, R. Mueller-Kuhle, F. Speth,
R. Karl, J. Wissel (Beelitz-Heilstätten, Germany)
DP08
Short and valid assessment of apraxia in Parkinson’s disease: the apraxia
screen of TULIA (AST)
T. Vanbellingen, C. Lungu, G. Lopez, F. Baronti, R. Müri, M. Hallett, S. Bohlhalter
(Bern, Switzerland)
DP09
A study on the treatment of multimodal neglect by the use of real videos with
optokinetic stimulation (OKS) in combination with alertness training
V. Voelzke, S. Boceva, A. Turek, J. Wiebecke, L. Wischnjak, A. Petershofer
(Holthausen, Germany)
13:00 – 14:00
DGNR BOARD MEETING
(Deutsche Gesellschaft für Neurorehabilitation)
Meeting Room 1
14:00
OFFICIAL OPENING OF THE CONGRESS
Kursaal
Introduction
Leopold Saltuari
Luis Durnwalder
Governor of the Province of South Tyrol
Massimo Casciello
General Director of Scientific and Technological Research at the Italian Ministry of Health
Richard Theiner
Minister of Health for the Province of South Tyrol
THURSDAY
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THURSDAY
14:30 – 15:30
OPENING LECTURE
Kursaal
Chair: Leopold Saltuari (Hochzirl/Bolzano, Austria/Italy)
A Neuroscience curriculum for neurorehabilitation training and continuing education improves clinical research and patient care
Bruce Dobkin (Los Angeles, USA)
15:30 – 16:00
Coffee break
16:00 – 17:30
PARALLEL SESSIONS 01 – 03
PS 01: Neurorehabilitation and Imaging
Kursaal
Chair: Steven Laureys (Liège, Belgium)
René Müri (Bern, Switzerland)
16:00 – 16:30Brain function in disorders of consciousness
Steven Laureys (Liège, Belgium)
16:30 – 17:00
Mechanisms of recovery after stroke
Rüdiger Seitz (Düsseldorf, Germany)
17:00 – 17:15
O01
Predictive value of peripheral stimulation on BOLD activity in acute ischemic stroke patients
Paolo Manganotti, S.F. Storti, E. Formaggio, M. Acler, G.
Zoccatelli, F. Pizzini, F. Alessandrini, P. Bovi, A. Beltramello,
G. Moretto, A. Fiaschi (Verona, Italy)
17:15 – 17:30
O02
Action observation in neurorehabilitation
Ferdinand Binkofski (Aachen, Germany)
PS 02: Virtual Reality
Room Lentner
Chair: Alexander Geurts (Nijmegen, The Netherlands)
Friedemann Müller (Bad Aibling, Germany)
16:00 – 16:20The use of Wii console for the rehabilitation of upper
extremities in stroke patients
Dejan B. Popovic, M. Kostic, M.B. Popovic (Belgrade, Serbia)
16:20 – 16:40
Virtual reality applications in neurorehabilitation
Friedemann Müller (Bad Aibling, Germany)
16:40 – 17:00
Virtual Rehabilitation
Kynan Eng (Zurich, Switzerland)
17:00 – 17:15
O03
Virtual reality training for the rehabilitation of lower limb motor dysfunction and neuropathic pain after spinal cord injury
Michael Villiger, D. Bohli, D. Kiper, P. Pyk, N. Estévez, S. Kollias, A. Curt, M.-C. Hepp-Reymond,
S. Hotz-Boendermaker, K. Eng (Zurich, Switzerland)
17:15 – 17:30
O04
Restoring of walking with Body Weight Supported Treadmill Training and virtual reality in subjects with incomplete spinal cord injury
Giuliana De Maio, E. Bizzarini, L. Chittaro, C. Cisotti,
C. Malisan, L. Mauro, R. Menosso, C. Moschioni, C. Pinzini, R. Sioni, A. Zampa (Udine, Italy)
THURSDAY
30
THURSDAY
16:00 – 17:30
PS 03: Telerehabilitation
Room Czerny
Chair: Paolo Tonin (Venice, Italy)
Mauro Zampolini (Perugia, Italy)
16:00 – 16:30Re-building healthcare systems in an era of exponential change: role of telerehabilitation
Mateja de Leonni Stanonik (Ljubljana, Slovenia)
16:30 – 17:00Telerehabilitation: challenges and results
Paolo Tonin (Venice, Italy)
17:00 – 17:30
Efficacy of motor telerehabilitation: a review
Andrea Turolla (Venice, Italy)
17:30 – 19:00
NATIONAL SOCIETY MEETINGS
DGNR General Assembly
(Deutsche Gesellschaft für Neurorehabilitation)
Room Lentner
DGNKN General Assembly
(Deutsche Gesellschaft für Neurotraumatologie und Klinische Neurorehabilitation e. V.)
Room Czerny
Award Ceremony and General Assembly
SIRN General Assembly
(Società Italiana di Riabilitazione Neurologica)
Meeting Room 1
ÖGNR Board Meeting
(Österreichische Gesellschaft für Neurorehabilitation)
Meeting Room 2
19:00
EFNRS GENERAL ASSEMBLY
(European Federation of Neurorehabilitation Societies)
Kursaal
Friday, October 21st, 2011
07:00 – 08:00
MEET THE PROFESSOR 1 - 3
MP 1: Early Rehablitation
Room Czerny
Rehabilitation potential - to hit a hot topic!
Heinrich Binder (Vienna, Austria)
MP 2: Stroke Rehabilitation
Meeting Room 1
Andreas Luft (Zurich, Switzerland)
MP 3: Parkinson Rehabilitation
Meeting Room 2
Matthias Oechsner (Zihlschlacht, Switzerland)
08:30 – 09:30
KEYNOTE LECTURE 1
Kursaal
Chair: Horst Hummelsheim (Leipzig, Germany)
Neurorehabilitation after stroke: current evidence and future directions
Gert Kwakkel (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
09:30 – 10:00
Coffee break
FRIDAY
Ongoing progress in the assessment of DOC patients and their applicability in early rehabilitation
Dana Boering (Meerbusch, Germany)
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10:00 – 11:30
PS 04: Neuropsychology
Kursaal
Chair: Stefano Cappa (Milan, Italy)
Stephanie Clarke (Lausanne, Switzerland)
10:00 – 10:30Hemispatial neglect: treatment with noninvasive cortical stimulation
Thomas Nyffeler (Bern, Switzerland)
FRIDAY
10:30 – 11:00Anosognosia for hemiplegia: from treatment to mechanisms
Aikaterini Fotopoulou (London, United Kingdom)
11:00 – 11:15
Confabulation, disorientation and reality filtering – an update
Armin Schnider (Geneva, Switzerland)
11:15 – 11:30
Language rehabilitation
Stefano Cappa (Milan, Italy)
PS 05: Mechanical Devices in Neurorehabiliation
Room Lentner
Chair: Marco Franceschini (Rome, Italy)
Robert Riener (Zurich, Switzerland)
10:00 – 10:30
End-effector based machines in stroke rehabilitation: what is the evidence? (lower and upper limbs)
Stefan Hesse (Berlin, Germany), Andreas Waldner (Bolzano, Italy)
10:30 – 11:00
Exoskeletal arm robotics for stroke rehabilitation: what are the
chances?
11:00 – 11:30Robot-assisted therapy for upper limb in sub-acute stroke patients: a randomized control trial
Marco Franceschini (Rome, Itlay)
PS 06: Round Table - Neurorehabilitation in Europe:
Representatives of National Societies
Room Czerny
Chair: Alessandro Giustini (Arezzo, Italy)
11:30 – 12:30
Intrathecal baclofen treatment
sponsored by Medtronic
Kursaal
ITB: indications, objectives & functional recovery in low and high function patients
Early implant of intrathecal baclofen in acquired brain injury
Federico Posteraro (Pisa, Italy)
FRIDAY
Manfred Freimüller (Hermagor, Austria)
Giorgio Sandrini (Pavia, Italy)
Gert Kwakkel (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
Daniel Zutter (Zihlschlacht, Switzerland)
Michael Barnes (North Shields, United Kingdom)
Horst Hummelsheim (Leipzig, Germany)
Eberhard Koenig (Bad Aibling, Germany)
Victor Schklovsky (Moscow, Russia)
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11:30 – 13:30
Ground floor
P026 – P031
P060 – P068
P080 - P099
Spinal Cord Injury and Incontinence
Traumatic Brain Injury and Neurosurgery
Best Practice Guidelines and Miscellaneous
FRIDAY
Spinal Cord Injury and Incontinence
P026
Results of a retrospective study: 25 new cases with SCI (tetraplegics) in three
years (2008-2010) out of which 2 with post-traumatic syringomyelia (PTS)
S. Sivetidou, T. Loizidis, I. Saramantos, F. Armakola, M. Segredou, E. Bakas
(Athens, Greece)
P027
A descriptive epidemiological study of spinal cord Injury of 3 years (2008-2010)
T. Loizidis, S. Sivetidou, C. Mihut, A. Kotroni, A. Kaplas, E. Bakas (Athens, Greece)
P028
Tibialis posterior electrical stimulation (TPES) in faecal and urinary incontinence
in a patient with myelomeningocele. A case report
E. Orejas Monfort, A. López Jiménez, E. López Dolado, M.A. Castrillo Amores
(Madrid, Spain)
P029
Treatment of faecal incontinence in a patient with cauda equina syndrome
E. Orejas Monfort, A. Lopez Jimenez, M.L. Medina Fernández (Madrid, Spain)
P030
Neurogenic bladder in multiple sclerosis
E. Orejas Monfort, A. López Jiménez, M.A. Castrillo Amores (Madrid, Spain)
P031
Neurogenic bowel in multiple sclerosis
E. Orejas Monfort, A. López Jiménez, M.A. Castrillo Amores (Madrid, Spain)
Traumatic Brain Injury and Neurosurgery
P060
Two years outcome and the level of professional reintegration after severe
traumatic brain injury
M. Lippert-Grüner (Bonn, Germany)
P062
Communicative deficit in traumatic brain injured patients: analysis of errors
R. Angeleri, M. Zettin, K. Sacco, B.G. Bara, F.M. Bosco (Turin, Italy)
P063
Tissue oxygen measurement for patients with severe brain injury as a part of
multimodal monitoring: case reports
R. Gal, M. Slezak, F. Otevrel, E. Strazevska, M. Colonova (Brno, Czech Republic)
P064
Patients with intracerebral bleeding (ICB) plus hemicraniectomy (HC) or
extraventricular drainage (EVD) / ventriculoperipheral shunt (VPS) have a good
rehabilitation prognosis
J. Jania, T. Rommel, A.E.L. Hartmann (Cologne, Germany)
P065
Rehabilitation of complex organic brain syndromes. First experience with deep
brain stimulation (DBS)
T. Rommel, D. Lenartz, A. Hartmann, V. Sturm (Cologne, Germany)
P066
Early rehabilitation in neurosurgery. Results of a survey
S. Welschehold, R. Röder, J. Konradi (Mainz, Germany)
P067
Long term rehabilitation of patients with disorientation and executive disorders
due to acquired brain damage is effective
S. Bamborschke, U. Lenk, S. Schlichting, S. Wenda, V. Schmidt (Berlin, Germany)
FRIDAY
P061
Nonverbal therapeutic techniques in rehabilitation of individuals surviving
traumatic and non-traumatic brain injuries
T. Gueye (Prague, Czech Republic)
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P068
Patients with malignant brain infarction and hemicraniectomy benefit
from early rehabilitation
A.E.L. Hartmann, T. Rommel, S. Blarr (Cologne, Germany)
Best Practice Guidelines and Miscellaneous
FRIDAY
P080
Mirror Therapy for improving motor function after stroke - a systematic
review carried out using Cochrane methodology
H. Thieme, J. Mehrholz, M. Pohl, J. Behrens, C. Dohle (Kreischa, Germany)
P081
Stroke rehabilitation outcome after thrombolysis
E. Urban, S. Vasarhelyi-Toth (Budapest, Hungary)
P082
Improvement of motor performance of upper limb by action observation
therapy in stroke patients
M. Ikeoka, N. Tokunaga, Y. Tezuka, A. Matsuo (Osaka, Japan)
P083
The assessment battery for communication: parallel forms for use
in clinical settings
F. Bosco, R. Angeleri, B. Bara, M. Zuffranieri, K. Sacco (Turin, Italy)
P084
Pragmatic assessment: the normative study of the assessment
battery for communication
I. Gabbatore, R. Angeleri, K. Sacco, B.G. Bara, F.M. Bosco (Turin, Italy)
P085
Risk stratification for two-months dependence on ambulation in acute
stroke patients: classification and regression tree analysis
B. Bernardini, S. Ghirmai, G. Cerina, C. Corsini, M. Pagani, S. Marcheselli,
C. Meinecke (Rozzano, Italy)
P086
Educational model for promoting interest in physiatry among medical students:
effect on awareness, enthusiasm, and motivation towards physiatric careers
B. Adeyemo, F. Hameed, D. Weiss, N. Jain, C. Spears, H. Chae (Boston, USA)
P087
ICF-supported goal setting in neurorehabilitation helps in focussing on the
domains interaction (d7) and social life (d9) in individual goal setting
K. Fheodoroff, G. Tautscher-Basnett, M. Freimueller (Hermagor, Austria)
P089
Assessment of trunk impairment in neuromuscular diseases: validity and
reliability of trunk impairment scale and trunk control test
Y. Parlak Demir, M. Kilinç, S. Aksu Yildirim, E. Tan (Ankara, Turkey)
P090
Validity of video analysis to evaluate the effect of Botulinum toxin A injection on
the upper extremity functions in stroke patients
W.J. Kim, W. Kumthornthip, B.M. Oh, E.J. Yang, N.J. Paik
(Seoul, South Republic of Korea)
P091
When might a cane be necessary for walking following a stroke?
D. Perennou, B. Guillebastre, B. Sibille, A. Chrispin, P. Rougier (Grenoble, France)
P092
Is locomotor training with body weight support better for walking than
classical intensive neurorehabilitation? Controversies
D. Bartko, E. Ziakova, I. Combor, Z. Priesolova, Z. Gombosova
(Ruzomberok, Slovakia)
P093
ARTS IN HOSPITAL. New philosophy in the management of patients
D. Bartko, H. Binder, K. von Wild, I. Combor, Z. Gombosova, E. Žiakova
(Ruzomberok, Slovakia)
FRIDAY
P088
The Austrian neurorehabilitation curriculum: first experiences
K. Fheodoroff, B. Mamoli, H. Binder (Hermagor, Austria)
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P094
Department for acute geriatric and remobilisation under the direction of a specialist of physical medicine and rehabilitation in the context with neurogeriatric
remobilisation
C. Angleitner, P. Heise, S. Traussnigg, P. Golmayer, I. Reiter (Ried, Austria)
P095
Association of multiple sclerosis to other autoimmune disorders
E. Orejas Monfort, M.A. Castrillo Amores, A. López Jiménez (Madrid, Spain)
FRIDAY
P096
Low-cost treatment options in stroke rehabilitation
S. Hesse, C. Werner, A. Bardeleben (Berlin, Germany)
P097
Cognitive rehabilitation through a web site
A. Gioacchino (Milan, Italy)
P098
Acquired brain injuries and tele-rehabilitation in Umbria: feasibility study on a
consecutive in-hospital population (2009-2010)
F. Cannillo, D. Pisano, F. Corea, F. Scarponi, A. Proietti, P. Brustenghi,
E. Todeschini, M. Zampolini (Foligno, Italy)
P099
Nursing education - Skillslab at the neurological rehabilitation
W. Brunner (Innsbruck, Austria)
Digital Posters
DP10 – DP18
for detailed list see Digital Poster Session 2 on the next page
12:30 – 13:00
DIGITAL POSTER SESSION 2
DP10 – DP18
Room Czerny
Chair: Eberhard Koenig (Bad Aibling, Germany)
Stuart Yablon (Edmonton, Canada)
DP11
Two alternative approaches to treat pusher behaviour following stroke
J. Bergmann, C. Krewer, K. Rieß, F. Müller, K. Jahn, E. Koenig (Bad Aibling, Germany)
DP12
Efficacy and safety of a hip flexion assist orthosis in adult hemiplegic
stroke patients
S. Carda, A. Baricich, M. Invernizzi, G. Cognolato, C. Cisari (Novara, Italy)
DP13
IM-hirob: Robotic hippotherapy or improvement of impaired trunk function preliminary results
A. Mayr, M. Barth, M. Kofler, L. Saltuari (Hochzirl, Austria)
DP14
Body-weight-supported treadmill walking in persons with multiple sclerosis and
in healthy subjects: 3D-kinematics of the trunk and pelvis
E. Swinnen, J.-P. Baeyens, R. Clijsen, S. Ilsbroukx, B. Gebara,
J. Van Nieuwenhoven, H. Demeyer, I. Hauchecorne, R. Meeusen, E. Kerckhofs
(Brussels, Belgium)
DP15
Quantitative evaluation of the deficit of the hand position sense in stroke patients
V. Squeri, A. Basteris, J. Zenzeri, P. Giannoni, P. Morasso (Genova, Italy)
DP16
Does ERD correlate with the strength of impairment after stroke?
V. Kaiser, F. Pichiorri, F. De Vico Fallani, D. Mattia, G R. Müller-Putz, C. Neuper
(Graz, Austria)
FRIDAY
DP10
Functional electrical stimulation assisted cycling – therapeutic effects on
patients with subacute hemiparesis after stroke
C. Krewer, P. Bauer, E. Koenig, F. Müller (Bad Aibling, Germany)
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DP17
A mental imagery fMRI paradigm can predict recovery of consciousness in
patients in a vegetative or minimally conscious state
A. Markl, D. Vogel, T. Yu, S. Lang, B. Kotchoubey, F. Müller (Bad Aibling, Germany)
DP18
Vertebral hydatidosis as cause of Spinal Cord Injury (SCI): a case report
E. Orejas Monfort, M.A. Castrillo Amores (Madrid, Spain)
FRIDAY
13:30 – 15:00
PS 07: Acquired Brain Injury
Kursaal
Chair: Paolo Boldrini (Treviso, Italy)
13:30 – 14:00Acquired brain injury and quality of life
Rita Formisano (Rome, Italy)
14:00 – 14:30Traumatic brain injury: progress in protection and plasticity
14:30 – 15:00
O05
The Italian national registry for severe acquired brain injury: first data.
Antonio de Tanti, R. Avesani, M. Khansefid, R. Formisano, P. Boldrini, M. Zampolini, S. Ferro (Fontanellato, Italy)
PS 08: European Curriculum
Room Lentner
Chair:Bruce Dobkin (Los Angeles, USA)
13:30 – 13:50Towards a European curriculum for postgraduate training in neurorehabilitation
Claudio Corradini (Brunico, Italy)
13:50 – 14:30
Proposal for a pan-European curriculum for postgraduate training in neurorehabilitation
14:30 – 15:00Discussion
PS 09: Peripheral Nerve Rehabilitation
Room Czerny
Chair:Heinrich Binder (Vienna, Austria)
Claudia Meinecke (Merano, Italy)
13:30 – 14:15Rehabilitation of brachial plexus injuries in adults and children
Nicola Smania (Verona, Italy)
15:00 – 15:30
Coffee break
15:30 – 17:00
PS 10: Best Practice in Neurorehabilitation
Kursaal
Chair:Gert Kwakkel (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
Thomas Platz (Greifswald, Germany)
15:30 – 16:05Best practice guideline and clinical pathway formation for neurorehabilitation
Thomas Platz (Greifswald, Germany)
16:05 – 16:40Best practice guidelines for restoration of stance and gait after stroke: first results from the DGNR study group
Klaus Martin Stephan (Meerbusch, Germany)
16:40 – 17:00
O06
Best practice guidance for the development of exercise
after stroke services in community settings in the UK
Frederike van Wijck, C. Best, J. Dennis, S. Dinan-Young, M. Smith, M. Donaghy, H. Fraser G. Mead (Glasgow, UK)
FRIDAY
14:15 – 15:00
Peripheral nerve rehabilitation between repair and alleviation of suffering
Heinrich Binder (Vienna, Austria)
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15:30 – 17:00
PS 11: Highlights of submitted abstracts 1
Room Lentner
Chair: Carmelo Lentino (Pietraligure, Italy)
Jan Mehrholz (Kreischa, Germany)
FRIDAY
15:30 – 15:40
O07 Promoting brain-computer interface technology for stroke rehabilitation
F. Pichiorri, F. De Vico Fallani, G. Morone, F. Cincotti, M.
Molinari, D. Mattia (Rome, Italy)
15:40 – 15:50
O08
Meta-analysis of the impact of repetitive transcranial
magnetic stimulation and transcranial direct stimulation on stroke patients
B. Adeyemo, D. Macea, F. Fregni (Boston, USA)
15:50 – 16:00
O09
Combined transcranial direct current stimulation and robot-
assisted arm training in subacute stroke patients
A. Waldner, C. Werner, J. Mehrholz, C. Tomelleri, M. Pohl,
S. Hesse (Bolzano, Italy)
16:00 - 16:10
O10
A novel robot-assisted upper-limb rehabilitation program in acute management of post-stroke patients: a randomized controlled trial
S. Masiero, M. Armani, G. Ferlini, A. Chiasera, G. Rosati, A. Rossi, C. Ferraro (Padova, Italy)
16:10 – 16:20
O11
Loss of independent joint control in acute stroke quantified by the ACT3D system
A. Kottink, M. Ellis, G. Prange, H. Rietman, J. Buurke, J.
Dewald (Enschede, The Netherlands)
16:20 – 16:30
O12
Stimulation of the proprioceptive system in neurorehabilitation
S.M. Golaszewski, M. Seidl, A.B. Kunz, M. Christova, E. Gal-
lasch, R. Nardone, F. Gerstenbrand, E. Trinka (Salzburg, Austria)
16:30 – 16:40
O13
Impairment of the rightsided homologous broca-area by repetitive transcranial magnet stimulation (rTMS) in patients with aphasia due to leftsided brain infarct leads to improve-
ment of regional cerebral blood flow (rCBF) and speech
performance
A.E.L. Hartmann, I. Rubi-Fessen, N. Weiduschat, T. Rommel, P. Kessler, W.D. Heiß (Cologne, Germany)
16:50 – 17:00
O15
Plasticity and response to action observation: A longitudinal fMRI study in patients with subcortical stroke
I. Brunner, J.S. Skouen, L. Ersland, K. Hugdahl, R. Grüner (Bergen, Norway)
15:30 – 17:00
PS 12: Neurophysiology
Room Czerny
Chair:Roberto Dattola (Messina, Italy)
Markus Kofler (Hochzirl, Austria)
15:30 – 16:00Brain-computer interface: a new assistive device for
communication and control?
Gernot Müller-Putz (Graz, Austria)
16:00 – 16:30Functional reorganisation of cortical movement
representations in motor learning
Wolf Müllbacher (Vienna, Austria)
16:30 – 16:45
O16
The effect of postural stability on motor evoked potentials of the activated hand is differently affected by cortical versus subcortical strokes
Caroline I. E. Renner, S. Hanna, N. Engelmann,
H. Hummelsheim (Leipzig, Germany)
FRIDAY
16:40 – 16:50
O14
Post-stroke fMRI, a comparison of BOLD, cerebral blood flow, and cerebral blood volume responses
J. Blicher, C. Stagg, J. O‘Shea, L. Østergaard, B. MacIntosh, H. Johansen-Berg, P. Jezzard, M. Donahue (Aarhus, Denmark)
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16:45 – 17:00
O17
Action observation and motor imagery during immobilization: same or different effects?
Michela Bassolino, M. Bove , V. Pippo, T. Pozzo, L.Fadiga (Genova, Italy)
17:00 – 18:30
FRIDAY
Robotic therapy
sponsored by Hocoma
Room Lentner
Chair: Andreas Luft (Zurich, Switzerland)
Neuroscience-based robotic therapy?
Andreas Luft (Zurich, Switzerland)
The future of rehabilitation robotics
Robots in practice
Andreas Mayr (Hochzirl, Austria)
20:30
GALA DINNER Kursaal
07:00 – 08:00
MEET THE PROFESSOR 4 - 6
MP 4: Traumatic Brain Injury
Room Czerny
Diffuse axonal injury
The rehabilitation of severe spasticity
MP 5: Multiple Sclerosis
Meeting Room 1
Serafin Beer (Valens, Switzerland)
MP 6: Spasticity - multiprofessional management
Meeting Room 2
Management of spasticity in acquired brain injury
Jörg Wissel (Beelitz, Germany)
08:30 – 09:30
KEYNOTE LECTURE 2
Kursaal
Chair: Volker Hömberg (Düsseldorf, Germany)
Neuromodulation
Leonardo Cohen (Bethesda, USA)
09:30 – 10:00
Coffee break
SATURDAY
Management of spasticity in spinal cord injury and multiple sclerosis
Anthony Ward (North Staffordshire, United Kingdom)
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10:00 – 11:30
PARALLEL SESSIONS 13 - 15
PS 13: Neurosurgery
Kursaal
Chair: Franz Gerstenbrand (Vienna, Austria)
Klaus von Wild (Münster, Germany)
10:00 – 10:30HRQOL and social re-entry following brain damage. Lessons from the international QOLIBRI -HRQOL assessment tool survey
Klaus von Wild (Münster, Germany)
10:30 – 11:00Neurosurgery and neuromodulation in neurorehabilitation
Wilhelm Eisner (Innsbruck, Austria)
11:00 – 11:30
CT-perfusion evaluation of cerebral haemodynamics pre- and post-cranioplasty
Andreas Schwarz (Bolzano, Italy)
SATURDAY
PS 14: Neuropharmacology
Room Lentner
Chair: Leopold Saltuari (Hochzirl/Bolzano, Austria/Italy)
Paolo Tonin (Venice, Italy)
10:00 – 10:40
Pharmacological treatment approaches in diminished state of consciousness
Federico Posteraro (Volterra, Italy)
10:40 – 11:15
Is there a place for specific pharmacological agents in neurorehabilitation?
11:15 – 11:30
O18
Does L-dopa long-term administration induce dyskinesia in patients with brain injury and stroke?
Hanns Peter Engl, M. Kofler, E. Quirbach, L. Saltuari (Hochzirl,
Austria)
PS 15: Pediatric Neurorehabilitation
Room Czerny
Chair:Adriano Ferrari (Reggio Emilia, Italy)
Kristina Müller (Meerbusch, Germany)
10:00 – 10:25Action observation training - a new tool for child rehabilitation
Adriano Ferrari (Reggio Emilia, Italy)
10:25 – 10:50Robot-assisted rehabilitation for children: has the future already started?
Andreas Meyer-Heim (Allfoltern am Albis, Switzerland)
10:50 – 11:15Structural and functional imaging in congenital hemiparesis
Martin Staudt (Vogtareuth, Germany)
11:15 – 11:30
O19
Validity and reliability of easy-to-apply hand function and capacity tests in children with cerebral palsy
Huub J. A. van Hedel, K. Wick (Zurich, Switzerland)
11:30 – 13:00
P001 – P008
Pediatric Neurorehabilitation
P032 – P043
Neglect, Executive Disorders and
Vocational Rehabilitation
P069 – P073
Neuropharmacology and Pain Control
P100 – P112
Spasticity
Pediatric Neurorehabilitation
P001
6 months outcome after severe accidental hypothermia and cardiac arrest in 7
teenagers
L. Agersnap, M. Wanscher, J. Stjernholm, T. Lyngbye, J.F. Nielsen (Hammel, Denmark)
SATURDAY
Ground floor
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P002
EEG biofeedback as a new promising method in neurorehabilitation in Slovakia
E. Ziakova, D. Bartko, S. Klobucka (Bratislava, Slovakia)
P003
Assessment of balance impairments in children treated for posterior cavity
brain tumors
Ł. Oleksy, P. Jureczko, T. Łosień (Łancut, Poland)
P004
Evaluation of the effects of gait training with the use of active orthosis in a
randomized group of children with cerebral palsy
M. Druzbicki, W. Rusek, J. Dudek, M. Szczepanik, S. Snela, M. Bonikowski,
A. Czernuszenko, E. Zak (Rzeszów, Poland)
P005
Effect of robotic-assisted treadmill training (RATT) on gait and gross motor
functions in patients with spastic cerebral palsy
S. Klobucka, M. Kováè, E. Ziaková (Bratislava, Slovakia)
SATURDAY
P006
Impact of different walking speeds, levels of body-weight support and intensity
instructions on leg muscle activity in children during Lokomat training
K. Bruetsch, F. Renaud-dit-Louise, H. van Hedel (Affoltern am Albis, Switzerland)
P007
Validity and reliability of timed walking tests in children with neurological movement disorders
H.J.A. van Hedel, M. Leuenberger, C. Letsch (Affoltern am Albis, Switzerland)
P008
Treatment of urinary incontinence in a patient with anoxic encephalopathy
E. Orejas Monfort, A. Lopez Jimenez, M.L. Medina Fernández (Madrid, Spain)
Neglect, Executive Disorders and Vocational Rehabilitation
P032
Music therapy of Neglect-Syndrome after stroke: functional and
psychodynamic therapy approach
B. Roelcke, A. Lorz-Zitzmann, H. Fausch, T. Ettlin (Rheinfelden, Switzerland)
P033
New approaches to the treatment of neglect: transcranial magnetic stimulation
E. Muñoz Marrón, D. Redolar-Ripoll, M. Boixadós, L.l. Andreu (Barcelona, Spain)
P034
Effectiveness of visuo-spatial training in reducing hemispatial neglect:
a retrospective study on 514 stroke patients
C. Guariglia, A. Matano, P. Zoccolotti (Rome, Italy)
P035
Effects of left-cathodal, repetitive galvanic vestibular stimulation on neglect
and pusher behavior - A single case study
K. Volkening, I. Keller (Bad Aibling, Germany)
P037
Localization of lesions and recovery of unilateral spatial neglect in stroke
patients: experimental study in right brain damage
C. Fonte, V. Varalta, M. Gandolfi, E. Bigozzi, A. Cantagallo, G. Zanette,
M. Trentin, S. Tamburin, A. Picelli, A. Fiaschi, N. Smania (Verona, Italy)
P038
Dual task and gait analysis in patients with mild cognitive impairment
A. Nascimbeni, M. Rigano, S. Caruso, A. Salatino, M. Carenza, A. Raviolo,
R. Ricci (Torino, Italy)
P039
Can the cognitive rehabilitation facilitate the motor rehabilitation in
Parkinson disease?
C. Perin, C.M. Cornaggia, C.G. Cerri (Monza, Italy)
SATURDAY
P036
Vision-for-perception and vision-for-action in unilateral neglect: implications
for rehabilitation
M. Balconi, D. Crivelli, C. Ferrari, M. Sozzi, L. Pisani (Milan, Italy)
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P040
Anxiety disorder and rTMS effect on left DLPFC in memory retrieval process
M. Balconi, C. Ferrari (Milan, Italy)
P041
Components of neuropsychological rehabilitation of patients with brain injuries
O. Uvarova, V. Daminov, I. Kulikova, A. Kuznetsov (Moscow, Russia)
P042
Stroke and psychiatric events
C.M. Cornaggia, M. Beghi, G. Brambilla, R. Meroni, C. Perin, F. Peroni,
J. Santambrogio (Milan, Italy)
P043
Rehabilitation psychology: an essential discipline in neurorehabilitation
E. Kerckhofs, C. Lafosse (Brussels, Belgium)
Neuropharmacology and Pain Control
SATURDAY
P069
Mobility and falls in patients with advanced Parkinson’s disease after switching to continuous intraduodenal levodopa/carbidopa infusion therapy during
neurorehabilitation
V. Tomantschger, G. Tautscher-Basnett, M. Freimueller (Hermagor, Austria)
P070
Antiepileptic drugs for acute and chronic symptomatic epilepsy in patients with
acute hemorrhagic brain injury. Is there any effect? A revision of the literature
and a proposal of a multicentre study
C.M. Cornaggia, E. Beghi, G. Brambilla, C. Perin, J. Santambrogio, M. Beghi
(Milan, Italy)
P071
Do not give up: long time rehabilitation plus plasmapheresis in a patient with
limbic encephalopathy due to anti-NMDA-receptor antibodies results in normalization of clinical condition
A.E.L. Hartmann, T. Mathaeus, S. Harnier, M. Frost, T. Rommel (Cologne, Germany)
P072
Restless leg syndrome in patients with spinal cord injury
M. Barrio, H. Kumru, E. Portell, J. Benito, M. Vallès, J. Santamaría, J. Vidal
(Barcelona, Spain)
P073
Pain in multiple sclerosis
E. Orejas Monfort, M.A. Castrillo Amores, A. López Jiménez (Madrid, Spain)
Spasticity
P100
Highly paretic patients within four to six weeks after stroke: an early Botulinum
Toxin A treatment may prevent a disabling finger flexor spasticity six months later
S. Hesse, H. Mach, S. Behrend, S. Fröhlich, I. Melzer, C. Werner (Berlin, Germany)
P102
Functional effects of botulinum toxin treatment and subsequent stretching of
spastic calf muscles: a study in patients with hereditary spastic paraparesis (HSP)
A. Geurts, M. de Niet, V. Weerdesteyn (Nijmegen, The Netherlands)
P103
Spasticity in Multiple Sclerosis
E. Orejas Monfort, A. Lopez Jimenez, M.A. Castrillo Amores (Madrid, Spain)
P104
High doses of botulinum toxin type A (BTX-A) in the treatment of severe muscle
spasticity
G. Ianieri, A. Manigrasso, L. Mastromauro, E. Romanelli, R. Marvulli (Bari, Italy)
P105
High dose of botulinum toxin type A in the treatment of adult post-stroke spasticity
D. Intiso, V. Simone, A. Santamato, P. Fiore, F. Di Rienzo, M. Basciani
(San Giovanni Rotondo, Italy)
SATURDAY
P101
Functional goal attainment in patients with spasticity of the hand and wrist
following stroke: the BOTOX® economic spasticity trial (BEST)
J. Wissel, A. Ward, J. Borg, N. Wright (Beelitz-Heilstätten, Germany)
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P106
Neurorehabilitation of a patient with pyramidal syndrome onset after HCV
treatment with interferon 2A and ribavirin
M. Loi, D. Bossi, E. Giovanazzi, A. Magistroni, M. Viggiano, L. Ciuffreda,
E.C. Barosio, A. Zaliani (Pavia, Italy)
P107
Comparison of different methods for assessment of spasticity
R. Kiechl, A. Mayr, L. Saltuari, T. Haslwanter, M. Kofler (Linz, Austria)
P108
Use of inertial sensors to evaluate spasticity: need of a new tool in vegetative
state patients?
G. Maggioni, A. Aiachini, I. Sterpi, R. Colombo, C. Pistarini (Pavia, Italy)
P109
Comparison to selected rehabilitation techniques used for decreasing
muscle tonus
P. Sifta, V. Bittner (Prague, Czech Republic)
SATURDAY
P110
Clinical risk management in intrathecal baclofen therapy
G. D‘Aleo, C. Rifici, E. Sessa, L. Saltuari, P. Bramanti, M. Kofler (Messina, Italy)
P111
Catheter tip location for intrathecal baclofen infusion in spinal cord injury
A. Viaene, E. Crombez, E. Baert, G. Hallaert, G. Vanderstraeten (Ghent, Belgium)
P112
ITB (IntraThecal Baclofen) therapy in vegetative state patients with spasticity
and vegetative crisis
G. Maggioni, C. Fassio, B. Cazzulani, C. Pistarini (Pavia, Italy)
11:30 – 13:00
ARGE ALP MEETING
Meeting Room 1
Chair: Karl Kob (Bolzano, Italy)
Presentation of the European Curriculum in Neurorehabilitation
13:00 – 14:30
PARALLEL SESSIONS 16 - 18
PS 16: Cellular Treatments
Kursaal
Chair:Ulrich Bogdahn (Regensburg, Germany)
Placido Bramanti (Messina, Italy)
13:00 – 13:20Stem cell niches of the CNS: Cellular and molecular targets in neurodegeneration and ageing
Ludwig Aigner (Salzburg, Austria)
13:20 – 13:40Restorative therapies following spinal cord injury
Norbert Weidner (Heidelberg, Germany)
14:00 – 14:20Initial observations on regenerative treatment in ALS
Ulrich Bogdahn (Regensburg, Germany)
SATURDAY
13:40 – 14:00Regenerative therapy after stroke
Sandra Boy (Regensburg, Germany)
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13:00 – 14:40
PS 17: Highlights of submitted abstracts 2
Room Lentner
Chair:Roberto Marenzi (Padova, Italy)
Anselm Reiners (Munich, Germany)
13:00 – 13:10
O20
Assessment of the necessities of persons with initially severe traumatic brain injuries about assistance of another person in activities of daily living
Ž. Bakran, D. Tršinski, I. Dubroja, M. Varjaèiæ, S. Butkoviæ Soldo (Krapinske Toplice, Croatia)
13:10 – 13:20
O21
Impact of participation on rehabilitation results: a multivariate study
S. Paolucci, A. Di Vita, R. Massicci, M. Traballesi, C. Guariglia
(Rome, Italy)
SATURDAY
13:20 – 13:30
O22
Rehabiltation in elderly patients after stroke: is pain a
manageable problem?
L. Akhmadeeva, V. Tunik (Ufa, Russia)
13:30 – 13:40
O23
Clinical, electromyographic and radiological characterisation of Pisa syndrome in a group of subjects with Parkinson disease
C. Tassorelli, E. Alfonsi, C. Pacchetti, A. Pichiecchio,
M. Allena, G. Nappi, E. Martignoni, G. Sandrini (Pavia, Italy)
13: 40 – 13:50
O24
Can Mirror Therapy be affected by neglect?
M. Sozzi, D. Dinacci, L. Veronelli, V. Ginex, F. Clerici, L. Pisani, C. Mariani (Milan, Italy)
13:50 – 14:00
O25
Intensive aphasia therapy - first results of the Sunnaas
constraint induced language therapy program
F. Becker, M. Kirmess, L. Gunther, A.K. Hvistendahl (Nesoddtangen, Norway)
14:00 – 14:10
O26
Preliminary results of a comparison of reach training using rehab games and conventional exercises on arm movement ability in chronic stroke patients
G. Prange, A. Kottink, T. Krabben, J. Rietman, J. Buurke
(Enschede, The Netherlands)
14:10 – 14:20
O27
Is psychopathology directly related to the severity of an acute organic event?
C.M. Cornaggia, R. Meroni, M. Beghi, G. Brambilla,
C.G. Cerri, M. Clerici, F. Dossena, C. Perin, F. Peroni,
J. Santambrogio (Milan, Italy)
14:20 – 14:30
O28
Quality of life in Parkinson’s disease: the role of depression and coping style
E. Kerckhofs, L. Harnie (Brussels, Belgium)
SATURDAY
14:30 – 14:40
O29
Munchausen or Munchausen by proxy? Paraplegia in an adolescent. A case report
E. Orejas Monfort, E. López Dolado, M.V. Quintas Arribas (Madrid, Spain)
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13:00 – 14:30
PS 18: Neuromodulation
Room Czerny
Chair: Milan Dimitrijevic (Ljubljana, Slovenia)
Walter Paulus (Göttingen, Germany)
13:00 – 13:20Transcranial stimulation techniques for controlled
neuromo
dulation
Walter Paulus (Göttingen, Germany)
13:20 – 13:40
Non invasive brain stimulation for rehabilitation of motor deficits
Joachim Liepert (Allensbach, Germany)
13:40 – 14:00Non invasive brain stimulation in cognitive neurorehabilitation
Carlo Miniussi (Brescia, Itlay)
14:00 – 14:20
Spinal cord stimulation for sufficient control of spasticity in upper motor neuron diseases
Michaela Pinter (Vienna, Austria)
SATURDAY
14:30 - 15:00
Coffee break
15:00 – 16:00
KEYNOTE LECTURE 3
Kursaal
Chair: Giorgio Sandrini (Pavia, Italy)
Action observation treatment: a new approach in
neurorehabilitation
Giovanni Buccino (Parma, Italy)
16:00 – 16:30
CLOSING SESSION
Kursaal
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LIST OF INVITED SPEAKERS
Aiachini, Beatrice
beatrice.aiachini@fsm.it
(Pavia, Italy)
Ceravolo, Maria Gabriella
m.g.ceravolo@univpm.it
(Ancona, Italy)
Aigner, Ludwig
ludwig.aigner@pmu.ac.at
(Salzburg, Austria)
Clarke, Stephanie
stephanie.clarke@chuv.ch
(Lausanne, Switzerland)
Barnes, Michael
m.p.barnes@btinternet.com
(North Shields, UK)
Cohen, Leonardo
cohenl@ninds.nih.gov
(Bethesda, USA)
Beer, Serafin
s.beer@klinik-valens.ch
(Valens, Switzerland)
Corradini, Claudio
claudio.corradini@sb-bruneck.it
(Brunico, Italy)
Binder, Heinrich
heinrich.binder@wienkav.at
(Vienna, Austria)
Dattola, Roberto
roberto.dattola@unime.it
(Messina, Italy)
Boering, Dana
boering@stmtk.de
(Essen, Germany)
de Leonni Stanonik, Mateja
mateja.deleonni@gmail.com
(Ljubljana, Slovenia)
Bogdahn, Ulrich
ulrich.bogdahn@medbo.de
(Regensburg, Germany)
Dimitrijevic, Milan
lepasrna@hotmail.com
(Ljubljana, Slovenia)
Boldrini, Paolo
paolo.boldrini@ospedalemotta.it
(Treviso, Italy)
Dobkin, Bruce
bdobkin@mednet.ucla.edu
(Los Angeles, USA)
Boy, Sandra
sandra.boy@medbo.de
(Regensburg, Germany)
Eisner, Wilhelm
wilhelm.eisner@uki.at
(Innsbruck, Austria)
Bramanti, Placido
bramanti.dino@gmail.com
(Messina, Italy)
Eng, Kynan
kynan@ini.phys.ethz.ch
(Zurich, Switzerland)
Buccino, Giovanni
buccino@unicz.it
(Parma, Italy)
Ferrari, Adriano
adriano.ferrari@unimore.it
(Reggio Emilia, Italy)
Cappa, Stefano
cappa.stefano@hsr.it
(Milan, Italy)
Formisano, Rita
r.formisano@hsantalucia.it
(Rome, Italy)
Fotopoulou, Aikaterini
a.fotopoulou@kcl.ac.uk
(London, UK)
Ilias, Wilfried
wilfried.ilias@bbwien.at
(Vienna, Austria)
Franceschini, Marco
marco.franceschini@sanraffaele.it
(Rome, Italy)
Kob, Karl
karl@kob.bz.it
(Bolzano, Italy)
Frank, Ulrike
ufrank@uni-potsdam.de
(Potsdam, Germany)
Koenig, Eberhard
EKoenig@Schoen-Kliniken.de
(Bad Aibling, Germany)
Freimüller, Manfred
manfred.freimueller@gailtal-klinik.at
(Hermagor, Austria)
Kofler, Markus
markus.kofler@tilak.at
(Hochzirl, Austria)
Frommelt, Peter
p.frommelt@asklepios.com
(Berlin, Germany)
Kwakkel, Gert
g.kwakkel@planet.nl
(Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
Gerstenbrand, Franz
f.gerstenbrand@aon.at
(Vienna, Austria)
Laureys, Steven
steven.laureys@ulg.ac.be
(Embourg, Belgium)
Geurts, Alexander
a.geurts@reval.umcn.nl
(Nijmegen, The Netherlands)
Lentino, Carmelo
c.lentino@asl2.liguria.it
(Pietraligure, Italy)
Giustini, Alessandro
info@alessandrogiustini.it
(Arezzo, Italy)
Liepert, Joachim
j.liepert@kliniken-schmieder.de
(Allensbach, Germany)
Hesse, Stefan
hesse@reha-hesse.de
(Berlin, Germany)
Luft, Andreas
Andreas.luft@usz.ch
Hömberg, Volker
hoemberg@eurostroke.eu
(Düsseldorf, Germany)
Marenzi, Roberto
robmarenzi@libero.it
(Padova, Italy)
Humle, Frank
frank@cfh.ku.dk
(Copenhagen, Denmark)
Mehrholz, Jan
jan.mehrholz@klinik-bavaria.de
(Dresden, Germany)
Hummelsheim, Horst
hummelsheim@sachsenklinik.de
(Bennewitz, Germany)
Meinecke, Claudia
claudia.meinecke@asbmeran-o.it
(Merano, Italy)
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Meyer-Heim, Andreas
andreas.meyer-heim@kispi.uzh.ch
(Affoltern am Albis, Switzerland)
Platz, Thomas
t.platz@bdh-klinik-greifswald.de
(Greifswald, Germany)
Miniussi, Carlo
miniussi@med.unibs.it
(Brescia, Italy)
Popovic, Dejan
dbp@etf.rs
(Belgrade, Serbia)
Müllbacher, Wolf
Wolf.Muellbacher@khgh.at
(Vienna, Austria)
Posteraro, Federico
f.posteraro@riabilitazione-volterra.it
(Pisa, Italy)
Müller, Friedemann
fmueller@schoen-kliniken.de
(Bad Aibling, Germany)
Reiners, Anselm
anselm.reiners@klinikum-muenchen.de
(Munich, Germany)
Müller, Kristina
mueller-hoemberg@t-online.de
(Meerbusch, Germany)
Riener, Robert
riener@mavt.ethz.ch
Müller-Putz, Gernot
gernot.mueller@tugraz.at
(Graz, Austria)
Saltuari, Leopold
leopold.saltuari@tilak.at
(Hochzirl/Bolzano, Austria/Italy)
Müri, René
rene.mueri@insel.ch
(Herzogenbuchsee, Switzerland)
Sandrini, Giorgio
giorgio.sandrini@unipv.it
(Pavia, Italy)
Nyffeler, Thomas
thomas.nyffeler@insel.ch
(Bern, Switzerland)
Schindler, Antonio
antonio.schindler@unimi.it
(Torino, Italy)
Oechsner, Matthias
matthias.oechsner@helios-kliniken.ch
(Zihlschlacht, Switzerland)
Schlaegel, Wolfgang
schlaegel.belvedere@web.de
(Günzburg, Germany)
Paulus, Walter
wpaulus@med.uni-goettingen.de
(Göttingen, Germany)
Schnider, Armin
armin.schnider@hcuge.ch
(Geneva, Switzerland)
Pinter, Michaela
michaela.pinter@me.com
(Vienna, Austria)
Schuhfried, Othmar
othmar.schuhfried@meduniwien.ac.at
(Vienna, Austria)
Pistarini, Caterina
caterina.pistarini@fsm.it;cpistarini@fsm.it
(Pavia, Italy)
Schwarz, Andreas
andreas.schwarz@asbz.it
(Bolzano, Italy)
Seitz, Rüdiger
seitz@neurologie.uni-duesseldorf.de
(Düsseldorf, Germany)
Weidner, Norbert
Norbert.Weidner@med.uni-heidelberg.de
(Heidelberg, Germany)
Smania, Nicola
nicola.smania@univr.it
(Verona, Italy)
Wissel, Jörg
wissel@rehaklinik-beelitz.de
(Beelitz-Heilstätten, Germany)
Staudt, Martin
mstaudt@schoen-kliniken.de
(Vogtareuth, Germany)
Yablon, Stuart
doctory@earthlink.net
(Edmonton, Canada)
Stephan, Klaus Martin
stephan@stmtk.de
(Meerbusch, Germany)
Zampolini, Mauro
mauro.zampolini@tin.it
(Perugia, Italy)
Stokic, Dobrivoje
dstokic@mmrcrehab.org
(Jackson, USA)
Zutter, Daniel
daniel.zutter@helios-kliniken.ch
(Zihlschlacht, Switzerland)
Tassorelli, Cristina
cristina.tassorelli@mondino.it
(Pavia, Italy)
Tonin, Paolo
paolo.tonin@ospedalesancamillo.net
(Venice, Italy)
Turolla, Andrea
andrea.turolla@ospedalesancamillo.net
(Venice, Italy)
von Wild, Klaus
kvw@neurosci.de
(Münster, Germany)
Vos, Peter
P.Vos@neuro.umcn.nl
(Nijmegen, The Netherlands)
Waldner, Andreas
waldner.andreas@villamelitta.it
(Bozen, Italy)
Ward, Anthony
anthony@bward2.freeserve.co.uk
(Shropshire, United Kingdom)
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List of Exhibitors and Sponsors
Premium Sponsor
Sponsors and Exhibitors
Allergan S.P.A.
Bioness
Bionorica Ethics Austria GmbH
Hocoma AG
Ipsen Pharma GmbH
Ipsen S.P.A.
Khymeia SRL
Merz Pharma Italia S.r.l.
Motec Medical B.V.
Otto Bock Healthcare Products GmbH
P.A.N. Zentrum für Post-Akute-Neurorehabilitation im Fürst Donnersmark-Haus
Reha Technologies GmbH-Srl
Rehder/Partner GmbH
Sintetica S.A.
Tyromotion GmbH
The organisers would like to thank all sponsors and exhibitors for supporting
the first ENRC Congress in 2011!
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