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SOCIET ITALIANA DI MEDICINA FISICA E RIABILITATIVAThe Italian Society of Physical and Rehabilitative Medicine

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F I N A L P R O G R A M M E

European Rehabilitation:Quality, Evidence, Efficacy

and Effectiveness

European Society of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine

Centro Protesi INAILVia Rabuina, 14 - 40054 - Vigorso di Budrio (Bo)Servizio Reception lun-ven 8:00-17:00tel 051 6936240 - fax 051 6936241e-mail: [email protected]/centroprotesi

Filiale di Roma c/o Casa di Cura Sacra FamigliaL.go Ottorino Respighi, 6-7 - 00135 - RomaServizio Reception lun-ven 8:00-17:00tel 06 54876100 - fax 06 54876199e-mail: [email protected]

Punto Cliente di MilanoC/o INAIL Direzione Regionale LombardiaC.so di Porta Nuova, 19 - Milanotel 02 62586670 - fax 02 62586685

Punto Cliente di RomaC/o INAIL Sede Roma CentroP.za 5 Giornate, 3 - Romatel 06 36437649

Punto Cliente di BariC/o C.I.A.C. INAIL Direzione Regionale PugliaVia Brigata Regina, 6 - Bari

tel 080 5436204 / 335 - fax 080 5436203

Azienda Certificata UNI EN ISO 9001-2008

REG. NO. 2286-A

Il Centro Protesi INAIL di Vigorso di Budrio, Azienda Pubblica certificata UNI EN ISO 9001-2008, una realt unica nel suo genere composta da una officina ortopedica, con finalit produttive che realizza protesi e presidi ortopedici e da unarea riabilitativa che dispone di 90 posti letto per la rieducazione in regime di ricovero, a tempo pieno o in day hospital.Il Centro Protesi svolge una specifica attivit di ricerca e sperimentazione, grazie alla quale si costruiscono e collaudano dispositivi tecnologicamente molto avanzati e se ne studiano nuove modalit di applicazione. Inoltre si realizzano trattamenti altrettanto essenziali ai fini della riabilitazione, come quello preprotesico, che prepara il paziente a ricevere la protesi nelle migliori condizioni fisiche possibili ed il training di addestra-mento alluso della protesi, che ne consen-te lutilizzo ottimale.Per ogni paziente, lquipe multidisciplinare del Centro Protesi INAIL, composta da medico, tecnico ortopedico, infermiere, fisioterapista, assistente sociale e psicologo elabora un preciso percorso protesico- riabilitativo, che tiene conto dellet e del tipo di disabilit fisica posseduta nonch del contesto ambientale nel quale dovr reinserirsi una volta tornato a casa;- prima visita tecnico-sanitaria, con valutazione preliminare ed individuazione del progetto protesico riabilitativo pi idoneo,- costruzione della protesi personalizzata, con contestuale addestramento alluso,- verifiche periodiche e valutazione conclusivasono le fasi di questo programma individuale. Al Centro Protesi accedono infortunati sul lavoro assicurati INAIL,

invalidi civili assistiti dal Servizio Sanitario Nazionale e persone disabili provenienti da stati europei ed extraeuropei. Per rispondere tempestivamente alle richieste di trattamento, vengono realizzate anche protesi temporanee, fornite seguendo comunque il modello protesi-co-riabilitativo di riferimento. La particolarit del modello operativo adottato infatti consente di trattare anche casi gravi, con patologie congenite e/o traumatiche, come pluriamputati, mielolesi, amputati per vascolopatie e bambini,

accolti fin dalla prima infanzia. Per agevolare il percorso di reinserimento, il trattamento protesico-riabilitativo integrato da una serie di servizi specifici, come il Servizio Psicosociale che svolge attivit di accoglienza, analisi dei bisogni, consulenza e sostegno al paziente durante tutte le fasi del trattamento protesico- riabilitativo, il Servizio di consulenza ausili ortopedici, che comprende una vasta area espositiva e fornisce consulenza specialistica e dispositivi personalizzati e il Centro per la mobilit in auto, ove un team medico-tecnico segue la persona disabile nelliter per il conseguimento delle patenti speciali A, B, C e D, dalla verifica

sulle capacit possedute, alle prove di guida e allinformazione normativa, fino alle modifiche del veicolo. Di recente introduzione il Servizio Polispecialistico del piede che si concretizza in una serie di consulenze medico specialistiche e tecniche, fina-

lizzate a risolvere o a prevenire eventuali limitazioni funzionali del distretto del piede anche attraverso leventuale realizza-zione di plantari e/o calzature ortopediche personalizzate.

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Summary

Welcome message from Presidents 4

Special thanks to 5

Committees 6

List of topics 8

Congress venue 11

Congress fl oor plans 13

Congress timetable 16

Scientifi c programme 26

Workshops and symposia 111

Awards 113

Scientifi c information 114

Social programme 116

General information 118


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Welcome messagefrom Presidents

Dear Friends and Colleagues,

the Italian PRM Society (SIMFER) has been very very proud to be in charge

of the organization of the 17th European Congress of PRM in Venice in 2010.

According to ESPRM standards and aims, the programme covers:

functioning biology (basic sciences) functioning technology (rehabilitation technology) clinical sciences (PRM in special health conditions) human functioning sciences (including epidemiology, social functioning

and related topics)

evidence based rehabilitation and management.

The title chosen for the Congress is European Rehabilitation: Quality, Evidence,

Effi cacy And Effectiveness and it well expresses the objectives that the Society

has set during these fi rst years of hard work.

The disabled persons rights are one of the key points and goals of Europes

development: the aim is to grant the best empowerment conditions

to all disabled people, on the basis of ICFs indications and principles.

We can contribute from a scientifi c and professional point of view on both

a national and European level, to this development, and this congress is

a very important step towards this aim.

With regards to this main goal, it has been possible to connect the 38th SIMFER

National Congress to the 17th ESPRM Congress.

Italian physiatrists, as well as those coming from other Countries, participate

with their scientifi c experiences in the ESPRM scientifi c works, but also the

SIMFER Sessions are included in the Congress Programme with the same

importance of contents and values.

Welcome in Venice.

President of the CongressAlessandro Giustini

President of SIMFERDavid Antonio Fletzer


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SIMFER and ESPRMthank for their collaboration in the Congress organization:

A CIRCLE ABIOGEN PHARMA ALFA WASSERMANN ALLERGAN AMGEN DOMP AMNOL ANGELINI BIOFUTURA BRACCO BTS CCM TECHNOLOGY CENTRO SERVIZI ORTOPEDICI

ERGON

CENTRO SERVIZI ORTOPEDICI MILANO

CIZETA MEDICALI CODMAN JOHNSON & JOHNSON COSMED

CRYOFOS DEDALUS FONDAZIONE DON GNOCCHI EPITECH EUMEDICA FIDIA FUMAGALLI GRUNENTHAL HOCOMA IL PODOLOGO CENTRO PROTESI INAIL INNOVAPHARMA IPSEN JUZO KHYMEIA LABOREST LORAN ENGINEERING MDM

MEDIMATICA MERCK SHARP & DOHME MERZ MG FITNESS MINERVA MEDICA NATURALBRADEL ORTHOMEDICA PHARMANUTRA PROFESSIONE ORTOPEDIA REHATECHNOLOGY RO+TEN ROCHE SIGMA TAU STORZ THAEMERT UTET VEGA WARNER CHILCOTT

GOLD SPONSOR SILVER SPONSOR

BRONZE SPONSOR


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Committees

PRESIDENT OF THE CONGRESS

Alessandro GiustiniESPRM President

SCIENTIFIC SECRETARIAT

Daniela Primon (President) Renato Avesani, Alessandro Boccignone,

Stefano Bargellesi, Paolo Boldrini,Sandro Buoso, Massimo Ballotta, Alessandro Giovannini, Stefano Masiero, Alessandro Picelli, Nicola Smania

ESPRM SECRETARY

Elena Ilieva - Bulgaria

ESPRM VICE-SECRETARY

Sasa Moslavac - Croatia

ESPRM TREASURER

Christoph Gutenbrunner - Germany

ESPRM VICE-TREASURER:

Alvydas Joucevicius - Lithuania

MEMBERS OF ESPRM EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:

Alain Delarque - France Pedro Cantista - Portugal Xanthi Michail - Greece

SOCIAL AND PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE:

Roberto Marenzi - Italy Mauro Zampolini - Italy Susana Munoz - Spain Fitnat Dincer - Turkey Marianthi Tzara - Greece

SIMFER SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE

SIMFER Presidency Offi ce: David Antonio Fletzer (President) Domenico Uliano (General Secretary) Raffaele Gimigliano (Past President) Vincenzo Maria Saraceni, Giampaolo

De Sena, Pietro Fiore, Giulia Letizia Mauro, Germano Pestelli, Giancarlo Rovere, Roberto Silvestrin, Francesco Zaro (Vice-Presidents)

Lorenzo Agostini (Treasurer) Massimo De Marchi (SIMMFIR National Secretary)

ESPRM SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE

Gunnar Grimby - Sweden Guy Vanderstraeten - Belgium Jean Michel Viton - France Gerold Stucki - Germany Franco Franchignoni - Italy Stefano Negrini- Italy


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OrganigramSOCIET ITALIANA DI MEDICINA FISICA E RIABILITATIVAThe Italian Society of Physical and Rehabilitative Medicine

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President David Antonio Fletzer

General Secretary Domenico Uliano

Past President Raffaele Gimigliano

Vice-Presidents Vincenzo Maria Saraceni, Giulia Letizia Mauro, Germano Pestelli, Roberto Silvestrin, Giancarlo Rovere, Giampaolo De Sena, Francesco Zaro, Pietro Fiore

Treasurer Lorenzo Agostini

Probi Viri Marcello Celestini, Nino Basaglia, Francesco Cirillo

Auditors Maurizio Massucci, Donatella Bonaiuti, Giovanni Antonio Checchia

Responsibles of Anna Rita Braconi, Rodolfo Brianti, Giorgio Caraffa, Giuseppe Grioni, regional sections Maurizio Iocco, Bruna Lombardi, Paolo Moretti, Giuseppe Palieri, Vincenzo

Palmerio, Giovanni Panariello, Massimo Pellizon, Alberto Piazza, Mauro Piria, Daniela Primon, Maurizio Ranieri, Maria Pia Schieroni, Alfredo Zambuto

Co-opted members Jacopo Bonavita, Valeria Coco, Maria Grazia Di Stefano, Silvia Sterzi

Responsibles of the Renato Avesani, Silvio Bonifacci, Guido Brugnoni, Anna Cantagallo, Roberto scienti c sections Casale, Cesare Cerri, Giovanni Antonio Checchia, Gaspare Crimi, Michele

De Fabritiis, Adriano Ferrari, Sandro Gentili, Raffaele Gimigliano, Alessandro Giustini, Roberto Iovine, Gianfranco Lamberti, Stefano Masiero, Antonio Massone, Maurizio Massucci, Marco Monticone, Lorenzo Panella, Maurizio Ricci, Alain Rocco, Raoul Saggini, Maria Pia Schieroni, Michele Vecchio

National secretary Massimo De Marchi SIMMFIR

National Board Giovanna Beretta, Alessandro Boccignone, Salvatore Calvaruso, Lorenzo SIMMFIR Antonio De Candia, Fabio De Santis, Silvano La Bruna, Oriano Mercante,

Alberto Puddu

Auditors SIMMFIR Antonio Panuccio, Massimo Groppi, Emanuela Facchi


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List of topics

Clinical PRM Sciences

1. Pain 1.1. Acute pain 1.2. Chronic generalized pain syndromes 1.3. Complex regional pain syndrome

2. Musculoskeletal 2.1. Infl ammatory joint diseases (e.g. Rheumatoid Arthritis, Ankylosing Conditions Spondylitis) 2.2. Degenerative joint diseases (e.g. Osteoarthritis) 2.3. Bone diseases (e.g. Osteoporosis) 2.4. Regional pain syndromes of the neck and upper extremity 2.5. Regional pain syndromes of the pelvis and lower extremity 2.6. Back pain and spine disorders 2.7. Musculoskeletal trauma (e.g. fractures) and sports injury

3. Neurological and 3.1. Stroke Mental Conditions 3.2. Traumatic brain injury 3.3. Spinal cord injury 3.4. Autoimmune and infl ammatory neurological conditions (e.g. Multiple Sclerosis) 3.5. Neurodegenerative diseases (e.g. Dementia) 3.6. Language and speech disorders 3.7. Nerve injury 3.8. Mental disorders (e.g. Depression; Biopolar Disorders)

4. Internal Medicine 4.1. Heart, cardiovascular and lymph diseases Conditions 4.2. Lung diseases 4.3. Bladder and Bowel 4.4. Cancer 4.5. Metabolic disorders (e.g. obesity, diabetes) 4.6. Burns

5. Social integration 5.1. Community based rehabilitation 5.2. Vocational rehabilitation 5.3. Support, assistance and independent living 5.4. Disability evaluation and compensation 5.5. Independent living

6. Pediatrics

7. Geriatrics


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Biosciences in PRM

9. Tissue injury (e.g. infl ammation, repetitive strain)

10. Cell and tissue adaptation (e.g. plasticity, molecular mechanisms)

11. Biological mechanism of interventions (e.g. learning)

Biomedical Rehabilitation Sciences and Engineering

13. Organ Systems 13.1. Mental functions and Body Functions 13.2. Sensory functions and pain (based on the fi rst 13.3. Voice and speech functions level of the ICF 13.4. Functions of the cardiovascular, haematological, immunological, component body and respiratory systems functions) 13.5. Functions of the digestive, metabolic, and endocrine systems 13.6. Genitourinary and reproductive functions 13.7. Neuromusculoskeletal and movement-related functions 13.8. Functions of the skin and related structures

14. PRM Diagnostics 14.1. Cardio-vascular functions and physical endurance 14.2. Lung function testing 14.3. Muscle function and endurance 14.4. Coordination testing 14.5. Electro-neurophysiologic testing 14.6. Imaging techniques (e.g. ultrasound)

15. PRM 15.1. Exercise Interventions 15.2. Muscle training 15.3. Ergonomics 15.4. Joint mobilisation and manipulation techniques 15.5. Massage and myofascial techniques 15.6. Lymph therapy (manual lymphatic drainage) 15.7. Heat and cold 15.8. Hydrotherapy and balneothearapy 15.9. Light and climate 15.10. Electrotherapy (including functional electro-physiologic stimulation) 15.11. Pharmacological interventions (e.g. pain, spasticity, anti-infl ammatory

drugs) 15.12. Nerve root blockades and local infi ltrations 15.13. Acupuncture 15.14. Nutrition and diet 15.15. Virtual reality 15.16. Nutritional therapy 15.17. Rehabilitation technology including implants, prosthesis, orthoses 15.18. Robots, aids and devices

Integrative Rehabilitation Sciences

Rehabilitation 15.20. Health policy and law Services Research 15.21. Rehabilitation economics 15.22. Community-based participatory research 15.23. Miscellaneous


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16. Comprehensive 16.1. Rehabilitation program evaluation (e.g. home-based rehabilitation) Rehabilitation 16.2. Rehabilitation technology assessment (e.g. telerehabilitation) Intervention 16.3. Technology transfer Research 16.4. Patient and proxy education 16.5. Social integration interventions (e.g. vocational rehabilitation

programs and ergonomics, compensation) 16.6. Community integration (e.g.. home-based rehabilitation programs 16.7. Occupational therapy interventions 16.8. Psychological and behavioural interventions 16.9. Neuropsychological interventions 16.10. Speech and language therapy 16.11. Dysphagia management 16.12. Nursing interventions 16.13. Sports in Rehabilitation

17. Rehabilitation 17.1. Development of integrated care and service concepts Administration 17.2. ICF-based case management programs and Management 17.3. Design of structures and processes in rehabilitation institutions

Human Functioning Sciences

18. Theory and models of functioning (e.g. disability creation process)

19. Classifi cation of functioning (e.g. ICF Core Sets; ICF up-date and revision)

20. Measurement of functioning (e.g. ICF Core Instruments; FIM; operationalizations of ICF categories)

21. Functioning epidemiology (population-based comparative studies of functioning across conditions, cultures, and time, e.g. on employment of people with disability)

22. Functioning impact assessment (e.g. prediction of the implications of policy and legislation o functioning)

23. Ethical issues and human rights in PRM


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Congress venue

The Congress will be hosted in the famous Palazzo del Casin, also known for the Film Festival.

The venue is a beautiful construction which directly overlooks Venice and the sea, and since the 30s has had some of the most famous people of all times as its guests.

This imposing building features elegant Venetian-style salons, with a scrupulous care paid to all the smallest details and precious interiors.

Ground Floor: Entrance Congress Registration AreaFirst Floor: Third fl oor: Sala Perla: 594 Seats Sala Laguna: 700 seats Sala delle Feste: 220 seats Sala Mosaici A: 220 seats Exhibition area (Booth: 1-36) Sala Mosaici B:220 seats Lunch corner Salone Adriatico Bar and Wireless area (Exhibition area: Booth: 37-88)

How to reach the Congress Venue01 From Marco Polo Tessera Airport

Alilaguna direct service to the Lido - www.alilaguna.itExpress coach to Piazzale Roma in Venice

02 From Nicelli Venice Lido AirportTaxiLine B bus service

03 From Piazzale Roma (car park)ACTV waterbus lines: 1, 51, 52, 61, 62 to the Lido

04 From Tronchetto (car park)ACTV waterbus line 2 to S. Zaccaria and Line 1 to the LidoFerryboat

05 From the Railway stationACTV waterbus lines 1, 51, 52


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Congress venue

All delegates and registered accompanying persons are cordially invited to:

OPENING CEREMONYThe Opening Ceremony and Welcome cocktail is on Sunday 23 May 2010 at 6.00 p.m. at Laguna Room

CLOSING CEREMONYThe Closing Ceremony is on Thursday 27 May at 01.00 p.m.

CONGRESS SECRETARIAT Congress Secretariat will be at your disposal

at the Congress Venue from 2.00 p.m. of Sunday 23 May 2010, to 2.00 p.m. of Thursday 27 May 2010.


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SlideCenter

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CONGRESS TIMETABLE

Delle Feste Room/Courses Room Lag Perla Room Mosaici A Room

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01.30-02.00

02.00-02.30

02.30-03.00

03.00-03.30

03.30-04.00

04.00-04.30

04.30-05.00

05.00-05.30

05.30-06.00

06.00-06.30

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Mosaici B Room Room 1 Room 2 Room 3

SIMFER Presidency Office

11.00-11.30

11.30-12.00

12.00-12.30

12.30-01.00 p.m.

ESPRM Executive Committee

01.00-01.30

01.30-02.00

02.00-02.30

Assembly of ESPRM Board

02.30-03.00

03.00-03.30

03.30-04.00

Meeting ESPRM/AAPRM

04.00-04.30

04.30-05.00

05.00-05.30

05.30-06.00

06.00-06.30

06.30-07.00

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Delle Feste Room/Courses Room Laguna Room Perla Room Mosaici A Room

09.00-09.30 a.m.

COURSE:SEGMENTAL

NEUROMYOTHERAPY

G. DE SENA (Italy), M. IMAMURA (Brazil), G. BRUGNONI (Italy)

ESPRM/AAPRM - PRM EUCATIONAL IN EUROPE

& USA: TRAINING, CERTIFICATION,

SUBSPECIALIZATION, AND LIFELONG LEARNING -

IMPACT ON PRM

H. DAMJAN (Slovenia), A. GIUSTINI (Italy), W. MICHEO (USA)

PRM AND INTERNATIONAL SOLIDARITY

C. FOTI (Italy), S. MOSLAVAC (Croatia),

G. PESTELLI (Italy)

EUROPEAN NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICES QUESTIONNAIRES

E. ILIEVA (Bulgaria), X. MICHAIL (Greece),

D. PRIMON (Italy)

09.30-10.00

10.00-10.30

10.30-11.00

11.00-11.30

NEURAL NETWORKS FOR PERCEPTION, ATTENTION AND

ACTION, PART I

M. FRANCESCHINI (Italy), R. NUNES (Portugal), N. SOROKER (Israel)

11.30-12.00 SELF MOBILITY IMPROVEMENT IN THE ELDERLY BY

COUNTERACTING FALLS

S. BARHAIM (Israel), F. MARCELLINI (Italy),

J. MCELLIGOTT (Ireland)

12.00-12.30

12.30-01.00 p.m.

01.00-01.30ALLERGANSIMPOSIUM

01.30-02.00

02.00-02.30

COURSE:SPASTICITY, MEASUREMENT

AND MANAGEMENT

J.F.M. FLEUREN (the Netherlands), L. POP (Romania),A. ROCCO (Italy)

ESPRM/AAPRMEXPERIENCES ON

PROGRAMMES AND FACILITIES ACCREDITATION: CARF IN USA AND NEEDS

IN EUROPE

G. GRIONI (Italy), V. NEUMANN (UK), E. SANDEL (USA)

NEURAL NETWORKS FOR PERCEPTION, ATTENTION AND

ACTION, PART II

M. FRANCESCHINI (Italy), R. NUNES (Portugal), N. SOROKER (Israel)

JOINT SESSION ESPRM/TURKISH SOCIETY OF

PRM - CRITICAL ISSUES IN THE DIAGNOSIS

AND MANAGEMENT OF OSTEOPOROSIS

N. ESKYURT (Turkey), G. LETIZIA MAURO (Italy),

D. SINDEL (Turkey)

02.30-03.00

03.00-03.30

03.30-04.00

EUROPEAN EXPERIENCES WITH CARF: A QUALITY TOOL FOR YOUR ORGANIZATION

A. CANTAGALLO (Italy), G.J. LANKHORST

(The Netherlands), A. MC NAMARA (Ireland)

04.00-04.30

CHILD REHABILITATION

M. BERTEANU (Romania), A. FERRARI (Italy),

M. RODOCANACHI (Italy)

OUTCOME

M. IOCCO (Italy), J. LAINS (Portugal), G. MEGNA (Italy)

04.30-05.00

05.00-05.30

05.30-06.00

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CLASSIFICATION OF FUNCTIONING - E.G. ICF CORE SETS; ICF UP-DATE

AND REVISIONC. BERTOLINI (Italy), C.

DAMIANI (Italy), K. STIBRANT SUNNERHAGEN (Sweden) PRM INTERVENTIONS,

PART I

A. ASSUCENA (Spain), R. GIMIGLIANO (Italy),

V. FIALKA-MOSER (Austria)

National PRM Societies Meetings

Meetings for SIMFER Special Interest Group

09.00-09.30 a.m.

09.30-10.00

TECHNOLOGICAL AIDS IN REHABILITATION

N. CHRISTODOULOU (Cyprus), A. BRACONI (Italy),

V. VESOVIC-POTIC (Serbia)

Meetings for Promotion of International Research

G. DELLA BELLA (Italy), G. MAGGIONI (Italy),

T. SCIARRA (Italy)

10.00-10.30

10.30-11.00

11.00-11.30

DYNAMIC POSTURE CONTROL

G. CRIMI (Italy), V. COCO (Italy),

E. VARELA DONOSO (Spain)

PRM INTERVENTIONS,PART II

A. JUOCEVICIUS (Lithuania), M. TZARA (Greece),

F. ZARO (Italy)

11.30-12.00

12.00-12.30

12.30-01.00 p.m.

01.00-01.30

01.30-02.00

SCIENTIFIC SESSION ON OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY

AND CELEBRATION OF THE "WORLD OCCUPATIONAL

THERAPY DAY"

R. GIMIGLIANO (Italy), X. MICHAIL (Greece),

F. S. PROIA (Italy)

BRAIN TRAUMATIC INJURY PATIENT WITH

BONE DECOMPRESSION: NEUROSURGERY AND

REHABILITATION APPROACHES

N. BASAGLIA (Italy), K. GRABLJEVEC (Slovenia),

G. TRINCIA (Italy)

MUSCULOSKELETAL CONDITIONS,

PART I

K. BORG (Sweden), F. DINCER (Turkey), G. GIGANTE (Italy)

02.00-02.30

02.30-03.00

03.00-03.30

03.30-04.00

Academie Europeenne de Medicine de readaption - Meeting for the Academie

Members only

MUSCULOSKELETAL CONDITIONS,

PART II

J. AROKOSKI (Finland), M. BERLINER (Germany),

A. PIAZZA (Italy)

04.00-04.30

JOINT SESSION ESPRM/SIRAS - METABOLIC AND

NUTRITIONAL PROBLEMS IN REHABILITATION: CHANGES

IN THE STATE OF HEALTH THROUGH NEW STRATEGIES

C. PISTARINI (Italy), S. SUKKAR (Italy),

D. UEBELHART (Switzerland)

04.30-05.00

05.00-05.30

05.30-06.00

06.00-06.30

06.30-07.00


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COURSE:SONOGRAPHY OF THE

MUSCOLOSKELETAL SYSTEM

M. DE MUYNCK (Belgium), G. DEVERCERSKI (Serbia),

L. ZAKAR (Turkey)

JOINT SESSION EDF/WHO/EU - DISABLED PEOPLE RIGHTS

AND REHABILITATION

D. A. FLETZER (Italy), A. GIUSTINI (Italy)

ESPRM/ESL JOINT SESSION ON REHABILITATIVE

APPROACH TO PHLEBOLYMPHAEDEMA

S. MICHELINI (Italy), A. LEDUC (Belgium),

M. RICCI (Italy)

JOINT SESSION ESPRM/SIGASCOT - PHYSIATRIST AND

SPORT TRAUMATOLOGY

S. DELLA VILLA (Italy),M. DE MARCHI (Italy), F. PARADA (Portugal)

09.30-10.00

10.00-10.30

10.30-11.00

11.00-11.30

SPA AND THERMAL TREATMENTS IN PRM

M. DE FABRITIIS (Italy), M. NILSSON (Sweden),

A. ORAL (Turkey)

11.30-12.00

PRM DIAGNOSTICS

F. CIRILLO (Italy), L. ZAKAR (Turkey), M. QUITTAN (Austria)

12.00-12.30 PROGETTABILE AWARDR. BRIANTI (Italy),

D. A. FLETZER (Italy), A. GIUSTINI (Italy), G. PESTELLI (Italy)12.30-01.00 p.m.

01.00-01.30BRACCO

SIMPOSIUM BEST POSTER AWARD

01.30-02.00

02.00-02.30

COURSE:SONOGRAPHY OF THE

MUSCOLOSKELETAL SYSTEM

M. DE MUYNCK (Belgium), G. DEVERCERSKI (Serbia),

L. ZAKAR (Turkey)

JOINT SESSION PAIN SYMPOSIUM AOSPRM

R. CASALE (Italy), M. MARINKEV (Bulgaria), A. M.K. WONG (Taiwan)

ETHICAL ISSUES AND HUMAN RIGHTS IN PRM

C. GUTENBRUNNER (Germany),

A. YELNIK (France), V. M. SARACENI (Italy) ITALIAN RELATIONSHIPS

BETWEEN PRM DOCTORS AND OTHER PHYSICIANS

D. A. FLETZER (Italy), A. PUDDU (Italy), D. ULIANO (Italy)

02.30-03.00

03.00-03.30 MISCELLANEOUS

A. KUUKDEVECI (Turkey), T. PATERNOSTRO-SLUGA

(Austria),G.L.J.E. Quattrocchi (Italy)03.30-04.00

04.00-04.30

JOINT SESSION AOSPRM/ESPRM - SPASTICITY

I. DZIDID (Croatia), N. SMANIA (Italy),

S. F.T. TANG (Taiwan)

REHABILITATION AND ONCOLOGY

Z. HASELIK (Turkey), M. P. SCHIERONI (Italy),

T. ZIVNER (Israel)

04.30-05.00JOINT SESSION ESPRM/

HELLENIC SOCIETY -SPASTICITY MANAGEMENT THE LATEST DEVELOPMENTS

IN SPECIFIC DISORDERS

X. MICHAIL (Greece), A. PAPADEAS (Greece),

E. SOOBA (Estonia)

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05.30-06.00

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RESEARCH IN PRM, PART I

J. DELISA (USA), M. FRANCESCHINI (Italy),

G. STUCKI (Germany)

Academie Europeenne de Medicine de readaption

Meeting for the Academie Members only

UEMS PHYSICAL AND REHABILITATION MEDICINE

SECTION & BOARD ACTIVITIESUEMS SECTION

A. DELARQUE (France)

09.00-09.30 a.m.

09.30-10.00



T. SCIARRA (Italy)

10.00-10.30

10.30-11.00

JOINT SESSION ESPRM/ESMAC/

SIMFER/SIAMOC -STUDY OF THE MOVEMENT

IN CLINIC OF THE REHABILITATION

C. FRIGO (Italy), V. NEUMANN (UK),

M. VALLASCIANI (Italy)

11.00-11.30

ADVANCING IN REHABILITATION RESEARCH:

PERSPECTIVES AND METHODOLOGY FOR

RESEARCH IN PRM, PART II

C. MARINCEK (Slovenia), M. PELLIZON (Italy),

L. TESIO (Italy)

11.30-12.00

UEMS PHYSICAL AND REHABILITATION MEDICINE

SECTION & BOARD ACTIVITIESUEMS BOARD

F. FRANCHIGNONI (Italy), J.M. VITON (France)

12.00-12.30

12.30-01.00 p.m.

MEDTRONICSIMPOSIUM

ANGELINISIMPOSIUM

UEMS PRM SECTION & BOARD AWARD 01.00-01.30

01.30-02.00

REHABILITATION IN ELDERLY, PART I

L. KRUGER (Finland), T. LEJEUNE (Belgium),

L. PANELLA (Italy)

CELL AND TISSUE ADAPTATION

M. MASSUCCI (Italy), J. MCELLIGOTT (Ireland),

A. WARD (UK)

National PRM Societies Meetings

Meetings for SIMFER Special Interest Group

02.00-02.30

02.30-03.00

ESPRM INDIVIDUAL Members Assembly

03.00-03.30

03.30-04.00

REHABILITATION IN ELDERLY, PART II

G. A. CHECCHIA (Italy), S. MASIERO (Italy),

K. L. RESCH (Germany)

ESPRM BOARD Assembly

04.00-04.30

04.30-05.00

05.00-05.30

05.30-06.00

ISPRM TASK FORCE

06.00-06.30

06.30-07.00


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COURSE: THE PHYSIATRIST AND URO-GYNECOLOGICAL

REHABILITATION

L. AGOSTINI (Italy), P. DI BENEDETTO (Italy),

G. LAMBERTI (Italy)

EVIDENCE BASED ASSESSMENT AND

REHABILITATION OF PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC PAIN

G. GRIMBY (Sweden), H. NIELENS (Belgium),

V. SANTILLI (Italy)

JOINT SESSION ESPRM/EUROPEAN FEDERATION

FOR RESEARCH ON REHABILITATION

P. FIORE (Italy), M. LEONARDI (Italy), X. MICHAIL (Greece)

TESC TRANS EUROPEAN SCIENTIFIC CONTEST

A. BOCCIGNONE (Italy), E. ILIEVA (Bulgaria), M.

OBRADOVIC (Montenegro)09.30-10.00

10.00-10.30

THE DEVELOPMENT OF PRM IN RUSSIA: THE MODERN TECHNOLOGIES OF THE NEUROREHABILITATION

L.A. CHERNIKOVA (Russia), U. SMOLENSKI (Germany), M.

VECCHIO (Italy)

10.30-11.00

11.00-11.30

SPINAL CORD INJURY

M. V. ACTIS (Italy), R. FRISCHKNECHT

(Switzerland), C. PILATI (Italy)

NEW IMAGES FOR EVALUATION AND CARES

IN REHABILITATION

M. DE MUYNCK (Belgium), M. G. DI STEFANO (Italy), V. TUULIK LEISI (Estonia)

11.30-12.00

12.00-12.30

12.30-01.00 p.m.

01.00-01.30ABIOGEN MSDSIMPOSIUM

MERZSIMPOSIUM

01.30-02.00

02.00-02.30

JOINT SESSION ESPRM/PAN ARAB PRM SOCIETY

J. M. VITON (France), G. WIESINGER (Austria),

A. ZAMPA (Italy)

PUBLISHING AND CONTINUOUS MEDICAL

EDUCATION IN PRM

G. GRIMBY (Sweden), S. NEGRINI (Italy),

S. WEINSTEIN (USA)

ASSESSMENT AND MEASUREMENT,

PART I

J. DURMALA (Poland), G. VANDERSTRAETEN (Belgium),

M. ZAMPOLINI (Italy)

02.30-03.00

03.00-03.30

03.30-04.00

04.00-04.30

REHABILITATION AND ROBOTICS

C. PISTARINI (Italy), S. STERZI (Italy), A. VETRA (Latvia)

ASSESSMENT AND MEASUREMENT,

PART II

M. MEGNA (Italy), P. PASQUETTI (Italy),

Z. VEKERDY-NAGY (Hungary)

04.30-05.00

05.00-05.30

05.30-06.00

06.00-06.30

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M. EDBLOM (Sweden), G. ROVERE (Italy),

A. ZAMBUTO (Italy)

MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS AND AMYOTROPHIC LATERAL

SCLEROSIS

M. MELAZZINI (Italy), C. CERRI (Italy),

O. MERCANTE (Italy)

MISCELLANEOUS

M. CELESTINI (Italy), V. PALMERIO (Italy), M. RANIERI (Italy)

09.00-09.30 a.m.

09.30-10.00



T. SCIARRA (Italy)

10.00-10.30

MISCELLANEOUS

A. PANUCCIO (Italy), A. NALDI (Italy) M. PIRIA (Italy)

10.30-11.00

EUROPEAN PRM TRAINEES: A COMPARISON OF

EXPERIENCES

F. GIMIGLIANO (Italy), F. SIRICO (Italy),

H. STAM (The Netherland)

11.00-11.30

REHABILITATION AND ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY

I.B. KOLEVA (Bulgaria), I. GARCIA MONTES (Spain),

R. SAGGINI (Italy)

11.30-12.00

12.00-12.30

12.30-01.00 p.m.

AMGENSIMPOSIUM

EFRR Private Meeting

01.00-01.30

01.30-02.00

NEW TECHNOLOGIES IN REHABILITATION

Z. DENES (Hungary), A. ESQUENAZI (USA),

F. MOLTENI (Italy)SIMFER

National Assembly

National Societies Meetings

02.00-02.30

02.30-03.00

03.00-03.30

03.30-04.00

04.00-04.30

STROKE REHABILITATION

Z. HARSANYI (Hungary), J. LAINS (Portugal), R. MARENZI (Italy)

04.30-05.00

SIMFER National Board

05.00-05.30

05.30-06.00

06.00-06.30

06.30-07.00


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COURSE: EBM - EDUCATION AND APPLICATION

R. IOVINE (Italy) P. GLASZIOU (UK)

N. CARTABELLOTTA (Italy)

JOINT SESSION ESPRM/IBIA/EBIS/AMN/

EMN - BRAIN INJURY

P. BOLDRINI (Italy), C. PERINO (Italy),

M. TERBURG (The Netherland)

MOVEMENTS DISORDERS

G. PALIERI (Italy), S. GENTILI (Italy),

G. VANDERSTRAETEN (Belgium) DISABILITY AND MOBILITY:

INCLUSIVE TOURISMROUND TABLE WITH

AUTHORIESSCIENTIFIC SESSION

F. CORNELIO (Italy), M. MONTICONE (Italy),

An. VETRA (Latvia)

09.30-10.00

10.00-10.30

10.30-11.00

11.00-11.30 SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL INTEGRATION

A. LUKMANN (Estonia), S. A. KHRONIS (Cyprus),

R. SILVESTRIN (Italy)11.30-12.00

12.00-12.30SOFMER - PRM IN

NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS OF BLADDER AND SPHINCTER

FUNCTIONG. AMARENCO (FRANCE), P. DI BENEDETTO (ITALY), G. PANARIELLO (ITALY)

12.30-01.00 p.m.

01.00-01.30

CLOSING CEREMONY

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PART I

F. DE SANTIS (Italy), M. LAZOVIC (Serbia), J. PELISSIER (France)

REHABILITATION AND RHEUMATOLOGY

G. ARIOLI (Italy), F. DINCER (Turkey),

A. THEVENON (France)

National Societies Meetings

09.00-09.30 a.m.

09.30-10.00



T. SCIARRA (Italy)

10.00-10.30

10.30-11.00

BIOMEDICAL REHABILITATION SCIENCES AND ENGINEERING,

PART II

A. AFRICA (Italy), S. BARGELLESI (Italy),

P. MORETTI (Italy)

ORTHOPAEDICS

S. CALVARUSO (Italy), G. CARAFFA (Italy), L. DE CANDIA (Italy)

HUMAN FUNCTIONING SCIENCES - THEORIES AND MODELS OF FUNCTIONING

S. LA BRUNA (Italy), B. LOMBARDI (Italy),

J.D. REINHARDT (Switzerland)

11.00-11.30

11.30-12.00

12.00-12.30

12.30-01.00 p.m.

01.00-01.30

01.30-02.00


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SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME

6.00 pm - 7.00 pm LAGUNA ROOM

OPENING CEREMONY Authorities Greeting Alpen 4 Countries European Academy of Rehabilitation Medicine Baltic & North Sea Forum UEMS PRM Section Mediterranean Forum UEMS PRM Board Next 2012 Congress

Morning 9.00 am - 1.00 pm LAGUNA ROOM

ESPRM/AAPRM PRM EDUCATION IN EUROPE & USA: TRAINING, CERTIFICATION, SUBSPECIALIZATION, AND LIFELONG LEARNING - IMPACT ON PRMChairpersons: H. DAMJAN (Slovenia), A. GIUSTINI (Italy), W. MICHEO (USA)

9.00 am - 9.25 am Training, certifi cation, credentialing and patterns of PRM practice: recent trendsE. Sandel (USA)

9.25 am - 9.50 am Subspecialty certifi cation in PRM: what is availableW. Micheo (USA)

9.50 am - 10.15 am Postgraduate training in PRM: what you need to knowA. Esquenazi (USA)

10.15 am - 10.35 am Education in PRM: Taiwan experienceS. F.T. Tang, A. M.K. Wong (Taiwan)

10.35 am - 11.00 am Break

11.00 am - 11.25 am From Europe to world action plan for initial education in PRM (WAPIE PRM)J.M. Viton (France), F. Franchignoni (Italy), X. Michail (Greece), G. Vanderstraeten (Belgium), A. Delarque (France)

11.25 am - 11.50 am UEMS PRM Section and Board WebPages and e-learning activitiesS. Moslavac (Croatia), N. Barotsis (Greece), N. Christodoulou (Cyprus)

11.50 am - 12.15 am PM Lifelong learning in PRM: The role of professional societies and scientifi c journals S. Weinstein (USA)

12.15 am - 13.00 am Panel discussion: Impact on quality and services


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9.00 am - 11.00 am PERLA ROOM

PRM AND INTERNATIONAL SOLIDARITYChairpersons: C. FOTI (Italy), S. MOSLAVAC (Croatia), G. PESTELLI (Italy)

9.00 am - 9.20 am International Rehabilitation Forum: Rehabilitation for rural and Developing CountriesG. Pestelli (Italy)

9.20 am - 10.30 am Community action for inclusion in rural Nepal 1070 S. Shrestha, N. Kaji, F. Colizzi, F. Cavallo (Italy)

1071 Notes from TuuruM. Ricci (Italy)

1095 SIMFER and Aquilas earthquake in April 2009G. Spacca (Italy)

275 Rehabilitation in EthiopiaG. Pestelli, R. Garavini, P. Spazzoli, E. Beltrami (Italy)

731 Icars project: Italy Jordan cooperation in rehabilitation sciencesG. Della Bella, T. Sciarra, C. Foti (Italy)

10.30 am - 11.00 am Discussion

11.00 am - 1.00 pm PERLA ROOM

NEURAL NETWORKS FOR PERCEPTION, ATTENTION AND ACTION, PART IChairpersons: M. FRANCESCHINI (Italy), R. NUNES (Portugal), N. SOROKER (Israel)

11.00 am - 11.25 am The mirror neuron system of humansL. Fadiga (Italy)

11.25 am - 11.50 am Action observation in the Rehabilitation of post acute Stroke and its origin in the concept of mirror neurons: preliminary data of RCTM. Franceschini (Italy)

11.50 am - 12.15 am Testing the limits of network robustnessM. Myslobodsky (Israel)

12.15 am - 12.40 am Rehabilitation treatment for spatial neglect: manipulating brain plasticity in neural networks for spatial attention and space representationN. Soroker (Israel)

12.40 am - 1.00 pm Discussion

9.00 am -11.30 am MOSAICI A ROOM

EUROPEAN NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICES QUESTIONNAIRESChairpersons: E. ILIEVA (Bulgaria), X. MICHAIL (Greece), D. PRIMON (Italy)

9.00 am - 9.30 am Introduction: Result of questionnaires in many countries of EuropeD. Primon (Italy)

9.30 am - 10.30 am National Societies responsible speeches



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11.00 am - 11.30 am Closing RemarksE. Ilieva (Bulgaria), X. Michail (Greece), D. Primon (Italy)

11.30 am - 1.00 pm MOSAICI A ROOM

SELF MOBILITY IMPROVEMENT IN THE ELDERLY BY COUNTERACTING FALLSChairpersons: S. BARHAIM (Israel), F. MARCELLINI (Italy), J. MCELLIGOTT (Ireland)

11.30 am - 11.45 am Introduction to the SMILING projectF. Marcellini (Italy)

11.45 am - 12.00 am Technical innovationM. Bulgheroni (Italy)

12.00 am - 12.15 am A new rehabilitative training for old peopleC. Bula (Switzerland)

12.15 am - 12.30 am The SMILING device:-the shoeD. Carus (United Kingdom)

12.30 am - 12.45 am Validation on the end users S. Barhaim (Israel)

12.45 am - 12.55 am The Confi dence ProjectF. Scocchera (Italy)


9.00 am - 10.00 am MOSAICI B ROOM

CLASSIFICATION OF FUNCTIONING - E.G. ICF CORE SETS; ICF UP-DATE AND REVISIONChairpersons: C. BERTOLINI (Italy), C. DAMIANI (Italy), K. STIBRANT SUNNERHAGEN (Sweden)

9.00 am - 9.45 am Comparison of functional outcome in traumatic vs non-traumatic spinal cord lesions 794 L. Salvi, R. Avesani (Italy)

519 ICF data collection from patients in a rehabilitation unit after severe brain injuryC. Perin, F. Cant, V. Rega, C. Cerri (Italy)

379 Algodystrophic Syndrome and in loco-typico fracturesB. Katancevic, N. Stojanovic, D. Veljkovic, S. Golubovic, T. Matejevic (Serbia)

397 Analysis of the measurement properties of brass index: a rasch analysis studyL. Panella, S. Caselli, F. La Porta, E. Fanton, S. Cuca Varsalona (Italy)

8 New rehabilitation technology for patients with motor coordination disordersE.V. Zimina, E.V. Bugorsky, V.D. Daminov (Russia)

599 Low back pain ICF Core Set validation studyC. E. Fata, M. Iocco (Italy)



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TECHNOLOGICAL AIDS IN REHABILITATIONChairpersons: N. CHRISTODOULOU (Cyprus), A. BRACONI (Italy), V. VESOVIC-POTIC (Serbia)

10.50 am - 11.10 am Do orthopaedic shoes improve dynamic stability of gait in patients with severe 330 foot & ankle injuries?

P. Terrier, F. Luthi, O. Driaz (Switzerland)

1054 Draft centralized service for prescription prosthetic and orthotic aidsG. Quattrocchi, V. Santamaria, A. Consalvi, P. Mandalari, S. Rosina, A. De Leo, G. De Luca, S. Colavita, G. Gazzara, G. Cilia, V. Nastasi, R. Trifir, N. Fazio (Italy)

766 Acceptance of SPL KAFO in patients with Post Polio SyndromeM. Franco, M. Rossini, E. Guanziroli, L. Magoni, D. Biacchi (Italy)

890 Critical points on neglect treatment with prismatic gogglesM. Mancuso, M. Pacini, P. Gemignani, B. Bartalini, L. Ferroni, M. Caputo, D. Capitani, E. Mondin, A. Cantagallo (Italy)

549 Effects of a rehabilitation program on prosthesis replacement in lower limb amputeesS. Brunelli, S. Delussu, F. Paradisi, R. De Giorgi, S. Bramucci, V. Grossi, G. Palini, M. Traballesi (Italy)

749 Evaluation of long-term use of a static hand-wrist orthosis in patients after chronic strokeJ.W.G. Meijer, D. van Grinsven, J. Fassaert, G. Jordan, R. Blok, A. Andringa (the Netherlands)

898 Rehabilitation and orthosis in a case of upper limb replantT. Iacomussi, F. Bergamin, P. Toro, G. DUrso (Italy)



DYNAMIC POSTURE CONTROLChairpersons: G. CRIMI (Italy), V. COCO (Italy), E. VARELA DONOSO (Spain)

11.10 am - 11.25 am IntroductionM. T. Agati (Italy)

11.25 am - 11.55 am Dynamic postural controlD. Cooper, E. Antoniuk (Canada)

11.55 am - 12.30 am Clinical and instrumental seating evaluation in patients with major disabilities: 765 a pilot study

M. Colombo, D. Biacchi, F. Molteni, E. Guanziroli, M. Pascoli (Italy)

557 Use and prescription of powered electronic wheelchairs for patients with severe Acquired Brain Injury (ABI)D. Saviola, A. De Tanti (Italy)

92 Orthosis management in patients with poliomyelitisB. Bocker, C. Hlig, U.C. Smolenski (Germany)

903 Technology-based intervention options for post-coma persons with minimally conscious state and pervasive motor disabilitiesJ. Navarro Solano, G. E. Lancioni, F. Buonocunto, V. Sacco, F. Colonna, C. Lanzilotti, G. Megna (Italy)



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PRM INTERVENTIONS, PART IChairpersons: A. ASSUCENA (Spain), R. GIMIGLIANO (Italy), V. FIALKA-MOSER (Austria)

9.00 am - 9.15 am Rehabilitation of peripheral nerve lesions 1043 T. Paternostro-Sluga, H. Kern, O. C. Aszmann, M. Frey (Austria) 9.15 am - 10.40 am Activity implications for boys with DMD based on a MDX exercise study 928 T. Duong, M. Iantorno, A. Sali, H. Gordish, D. Guerron, K. Grassmeyer, K. Janes, M. Lerma,

K. Nagaraju (USA)

672 Are intrathecal baclofen (ITB) trials performed with an in-situ catheter either by continuous infusion or multiple boluses in a rehabilitation ward setting safe and effective?B.S. Mayilvaganan, M. Cirasanambati, J. Matthews, A.K. Ball, A.B. Ward (United Kingdom)

310 Isometric contraction and neuropsychological functions in expert soccer playersA. Cavina, A. Cantagallo (Italy)

415 Contribution of ultrasound in traumatic nerve lesionsG.A. Liotta, A. Di Pasquale, C. Pazzaglia, G. Granata, P. Caliandro, P. De Franco, P. Girlanda, L. Padua (Italy)

606 Current evidence for the effectiveness of interventions to treat the subacromial impingement syndrome. Part III: Electro Shock-Wave TherapyB. MA Huisstede, L. Gebremariam, R. van der Sande, E. M Hay, B. W. Koes (the Netherlands)

750 Effects of application of 0,485MHz radio-frequency through the use of a capacitive-resistive energy transfer on the muscle tissue using a double-blind crossover studyM. Tofanicchio, C. Tranquilli, G. Annino, M. Hawamdeh, L. Giordani, G. Della Bella, B. Contini, E. Fanucci, Bernardini, C. Foti (Italy)

220 Extracorporeal shock wave therapy in the treatment of lateral epicondylitis; Does number of sessions make any difference? Is sonography effective in the diagnosis and evaluation of treatment outcomes?N. Albayrak Aydin, E. Sanverdi, F. Fitoz, K. Yazicioglu (Turkey)

705 Hydrotherapy for management of spasticity in Primary Lateral Sclerosis (PLS)D. De Cicco, M. Longo, P. Volanti (Italy)

889 Paralytic lagophthalmus in seventh nerve palsy: new treatment options for lid and lachrymal rehabilitationA. L. Giacomin, D. Primon (Italy)

1033 Retrospective study on long-term effi cacy of ESWT treatment in rotator cuff syndromeR. Saggini, L. Di Pancrazio, P. Iodice, V. Pisciella, R.G. Bellomo (Italy)

588 High Intensity Laser Therapy (HILT) in knee osteoarthritis patients: preliminary resultsC. Martini, T. Viliani, M. Monici, P. Pasquetti (Italy)

601 Individualized exercise training benefi t on hemodynamic parameters in young metabolic syndrome patientsC. Avram, M. Oravitan, A. Nagel, M. Barzu, B. Almajan-Guta, L. Craciu, C. A. Avram (Romania)



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PRM INTERVENTIONS, PART IIChairpersons: A. JUOCEVICIUS (Lithuania), M. TZARA (Greece), F. ZARO (Italy)

11.00 am - 12.40 am Interferential and horizontal therapies in chronic low back pain due to multiple 345 vertebral fractures: a randomized, double blind, clinical study

A. Zambito, D. Bianchini, D. Gatti, M. Rossini, S. Adami, O. Viapiana (Italy)

924 Is it possible to improve the quality of life using low level laser therapy (LLLT) in rheumatoid arthritis patients? A double-blind investigationI. Stojanovic Olivera, L. Milica (Serbia)

136 Nerve block in the management of the upper motoneurone syndrome. Result of musculocutaneus Neurolysis with PhenolF. Medina Estvez, J. Sanchez Enriquez, M. E. Santandreu Jimenez, L. Mndez Suarez, G. Miranda Caldern (Spain)

852 Patients experience of parenteral Ketamine injections in chronic non-malignant painB. H. Sjlund, M. Andersson (Denmark)

597 Quantitative effects on gait pattern of repeated muscle vibrations: a 5-yr-old case studyF. Camerota, E. Galli, S. Vimercati, V. Cimolin, N. Tenore, G. M. Filippi, C. Celletti, G. Albertini (Italy)

477 Radial extracorporeal shock-wave therapy in rotator cuff calcifi c tendinosisA. Veliaj, G. Mangone, M. Postiglione, P. Pasquetti (Italy)

815 The effect of weighted kypho-orthosis on fall risk in women with osteoporosisA. Raeissadat, S. Pornajaf, R. Vahab Kashani (Iran)

817 Use of chemical neurolysis with phenol in reducing serious spasticity and work load for individuals in vegetative state. A randomized clinical trialA. Giattini, A. Bonamartini, K. Cerquetti, E. Calderisi, M. Vallasciani (Italy)

564 Effectiveness of ESWT for patients with plantar fasciitis: follow up at fi ve yearsB. Lombardi, M. Imbrenda, I. Spaghetti, F. Troncati (Italy)

640 Botulin toxin- type A (BONT-A) in congenital facial palsy: a case reportD. R. Xerez, L. Barroso, Y.S.V. Carvalho, P.G.O. Rocha (Brazil)

698 Effect of fesoterodine on urodynamic parameters and quality of life in patients with spinal cord injuryM. Moharic (Slovenia)

752 Effects of reduced lumbar load by the use of a vertical traction device on dynamic subjectsP. Balthazard (Switzerland), D. Goldman (Switzerland), E. Staderini (Switzerland), G. Gigante (Italy), S. Gentili (Italy), S. Mugnaini (Italy)

387 Job stress and health professionals: a clinical trial about a tertiary intervention for the stress managementB. Corrado, F. De Marco, V. Barletta, C. Servodio Iammarrone (Italy)



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NATIONAL PRM SOCIETIES MEETINGS MEETINGS FOR SIMFER SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP

10.00 am - 1.00 pm ROOM 3

MEETINGS AND SERVICES TO SUPPORT AND PROMOTE INTERNATIONAL RESEARCHChairpersons: G. DELLA BELLA (Italy), G. MAGGIONI (Italy), T. SCIARRA (Italy)

9.00 am - 1.00 pm DELLE FESTE ROOM/COURSES ROOM

COURSE: SEGMENTAL NEUROMYOTHERAPYChairpersons: G. BRUGNONI (Italy), G. DE SENA (Italy), M. IMAMURA (Brazil)

9.00 am - 09.15 am Opening RemarksD. Uliano (Italy)

9.15 am - 9.55 am Segmental neuromyotherapy: a novel system for diagnosis and management of painM. Imamura (Brazil)

9.55 am - 10.35 am Sensitization of neurosegmental pain. The neck and upper limbs neuromyotherapyB. OYoung (USA)

10.35 am - 11.10 am Sensitization of neurosegmental pain. The thoracic spine neuromyotherapy M. Young (USA)

10.10 am - 11.20 am Break

11.20 am - 12.00 am Sensitization of neurosegmental pain. The back and lower limbs neuromyotherapyD. Cassius (USA)

12.00 am - 12.40 am Sensitization of neurosegmental pain. The other techniques to desensitize the segmentG. de Sena (Italy)

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Afternoon 2.00 pm - 4.00 pm LAGUNA ROOM

ESPRM/AAPRM EXPERIENCES ON PROGRAMMES AND FACILITIES ACCREDITATION: CARF IN USA AND NEEDS IN EUROPEChairpersons: G. GRIONI (Italy), V. NEUMANN (United Kingdom), E. SANDEL (USA)

2.00 pm - 2.30 pm Accreditation of programs and Institutions: experience with CARFE. Sandel (USA)

2.00 pm - 2.30 pm Accreditation of programs and institutions: experience with CARFE. Sandel (USA)

2.30 pm - 3.00 pm Accreditations of programs and institutions: experience with other modelsM. Lupinacci (USA)

3.00 pm - 3.30 pm Accreditation of programs and institutions: perceived needs in EuropeA. Giustini (Italy)

3.30 pm - 4.00 pm Physical and rehabilitation medicine services in different health delivery systems: panel discussionT. Stautzenbach (USA), E. Sandel (USA), M. Lupinacci (USA), A. Giustini (Italy)

4.00 pm - 6.00 pm LAGUNA ROOM

CHILD REHABILITATIONChairpersons: M. BERTEANU (Romania), A. FERRARI (Italy), M. RODOCANACHI (Italy)

4.00 pm - 5.40 pm Sensory-motor integration during standing spatial rotational task in children 892 with cerebral palsy

M. Petrarca, G. Zanelli, F. Patan, P. Cappa, E. Castelli, A. Berthoz (Italy)

1046 Botulinum Toxin A injection and physical therapy in children with Cerebral Palsy: Effects on energy expenditure and joint kinematicsB. Balaban, F. Tok, E. Yasar (Turkey)

613 Changes in locomotors functioning after a combined training with Gait Trainer and dynamic orthosis in patients affected by cerebral palsy (PCI): a pilot studyA. Cosentino, B. Montagnana, P. Bonetti, A. Vangelista, M. Recalcati, F. Pinto, M. Bendinelli, N. Smania, A. Fiaschi (Italy)

412 Risk factors and incidence of spinal pain in an urban school children sampleA. Gilardi, I. Aprile, F. De Santis, M.T. Vincenzi, L. Padua, F. Savi Scarponi (Italy)

596 Treatment outcome evaluation in children with dysfunctional voidingV. Zivkovic, M. Lazovic, M. Vlajkovic, A. Slavkovic (Serbia)

55 Clinical and neurophysiologic evaluation of neurogenic lesions and physical therapy of children with spinal dysraphismI. Petronic, D. Cirovic, T. Knezevic, D. Nikolic, D. Dzamic, R. Brdar, M. Raicevic (Serbia)

302 Endurance training and physical fi tness in young metabolic syndrome patientsC. Avram, M. Oravitan, A. Nagel, L.D. Hoble, A.M. Rusu, R.G. Dragoi, C.A. Avram (Romania)

595 Hip pathology in obstetric brachial palsyR. Snchez Fernndez, A. Lagares Alonso, J.A. Conejero Casares (Spain)


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196 Home based computer assisted upper limb exercise for young children with cerebral palsy: A feasibility study investigating impact on motor control and functional outcomeB.B. Bhakta, A. Weightman, N. Preston, R. Holt, M. Mon Williams, M. Clarke, J.A. Cozens, M.C. Levesley (United Kingdom)

641 Patients with spina bifi da and bladder cancer. Our experienceE. Pags, L.L. Montesinos, M. Melndez, S. Rodrguez, A. Cuxart (Spain)

896 Use of Botulinum toxin type A in patients with hereditary spastic paraplegia (HSP), review of 5 casesY. Ivnovic-Barbeito, S. Martnez (Spain)

238 A multilevel Orthose in neurodevelopment perspectiveM. Cariole (Italy)

791 Rehabilitation of paediatric patient with spinal cord injury. Case reportF. Armakola, S. Sivetidou, K. Mihout, I. Gekas, J. Saramantos, T. Pyrgeli, E. Bakas (Greece)

237 The Cradle, an enriched environmentM. Cerioli (Italy)

577 Effi cacy of constraint induced movement therapy for children with brachial plexus palsyR. Sgarlata, R. Magr, G. Scaglione (Italy)

385 Rehabilitation of a girl with opsoclonus-myoclonus syndrome: case reportB. Marjanovic, . Stevanovic-Papic, V. olaja, D. Dragic, G. Mirkovic (Bosnia and Herzegovina)

5.40 pm - 6.00 pm Discussion

2.00 pm - 4.00 pm PERLA ROOM

NEURAL NETWORKS FOR PERCEPTION, ATTENTION AND ACTION, PART IIChairpersons: M. FRANCESCHINI (Italy), R. NUNES (Portugal), N. SOROKER (Israel)

2.00 pm - 2.30 pm Lesion-based experimental estimate of the minimal membership of spinal neuronal networks necessary for locomotors patternsA. Nistri (Italy)

2.30 pm - 3.00 pm Clinical view on ambulation in patients with spinal cord injuryS. Moslavac (Croatia)

3.00 pm - 3.30 pm The spasticity after brain injury and CPG disturbanceK. Grabljevec (Slovenia)

3.00 pm - 3.30 pm Action observation in stroke patients: investigating the mechanism using EEG 869 S. Frenkel-Toledo, S. Bentin, D. Liebermann, N. Soroker (Israel)


4.00 pm - 6.00 pm PERLA ROOM

OUTCOMEChairpersons: M. IOCCO (Italy), J. LAINS (Portugal), G. MEGNA (Italy)

4.00 pm - 5.30 pm Can Adapted physical activity improve mobility, function, and quality of life 884 in stroke patients after rehabilitation? The EFG-et project assessing the feasibility

and effi cacy of a strategy based on group exercise program and therapeutic patient educated


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M. Taricco, E. Bassi, C. Bernucci, S. Borghi, G. Camurri, E. Carretta, E. Cavalli, L. Dallolio, A. Di Gioia, A. Foresti, S. Fugazzaro, N. Gaudenzi, B. Kopliku, V. Manigrasso, V. Marchionni, M. Morara, B. Piccinelli, P. Pillastrini, V. Stigliano (Italy)

573 Pilot analysis of the measurement properties of an item bank for low-awareness patients: a Rasch analysis studyA. B. Ianes, S. Caselli, M. Lino, M. Breschi, A. Sighinolfi, I. Dine, A. M. DAvanzo, P. Greco, L. Perez, A. Puccetti, A. Bracali, E. Bagni, M. G. Pellegrino, F. Fabiano, F. La Porta (Italy)

843 A Survey of patients with lower limb amputation referred to IRCS comprehensive rehabilitation centre (March 2008 to December 2009)A. Raeissadat, S. Alavi, P. Mozhgani, A. Eshraghi (Iran)

63 Census of the spinal cord injuries in a district of the north-east of ItalyE. Andretta, F. Lagan, C. Zulliani, D. Primon, S. Buoso (Italy)

312 Analysis of the measurement properties of PMIC (Protocollo di Minima per lictus cerebrale): rationale and general methodologyF. Bovolenta, S. Caselli, F. Cappa, M. Mantovani, M. Faenza, P. Sale, M. Franceschini, F. La Porta on behalf of PMIC group (Italy)

70 Physical fi tness training and moodS. Petrovic, S. Tosic-Golubovic, D. Gugleta, T. Petrusic (Serbia)

243 Education for physical therapy on university degree of MacedoniaE. Popova Ramova, S. Ristevska, A. Poposka (Republic of Macedonia)

283 Assessment of disability in knee osteoarthritisD. Dragoi, D. Matei, R. Traistaru, R. Popescu (Romania)


2.00 pm - 4.00 pm MOSAICI A ROOM

JOINT SESSION ESPRM/TURKISH SOCIETY OF PRM - CRITICAL ISSUES IN THE DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT OF OSTEOPOROSISChairpersons: N. ESKYURT (Turkey), G. LETIZIA MAURO (Italy), D. SINDEL (Turkey)

2.00 pm - 2.15pm Diagnosis and treatment of osteoporosis in a young woman: a challenging caseA. Oral (Turkey)

2.15 pm - 2.30 pm Osteoporosis in pregnancy G. Akyuz (Turkey)

2.30 pm - 2.45 pm Osteoporosis in men U. Akarirmak (Turkey)

2.45 pm - 3.00 pm A review of the drugs for osteoporosis treatment S. Tuzun (Turkey)

3.00 pm - 3.40 pm Study of spinal orthosis in postmenopausal women 141 Y. Dionyssiotis, G. Michas, A. Galanos, G. Trovas, G. P. Lyritis (Greece) 257 Patient characteristics infl uencing rehabilitation outcome post osteoporotic

fracturesM. Trcsnyi, G. Fazekas, K. Dobai (Hungary)

724 Respiratory rehabilitation in female patients over 50 years with bronchiectasis and osteoporosisN. Mujovic, N. Mujovic, L. Nikcevic (Serbia)


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140 Greek guidelines of Hellenic institution of osteoporosis with respect to the exercise of osteoporosis and fallsY. Dionyssiotis on behalf of Hellenic Institution of Osteoporosis (HELIOS) (Greece)

706 Vitamin D and osteoporosis: correlation in multiple sclerosis patientG. Guarcello, G. T. Maniscalco, V. Baldassarre, C. Florio, M. Costa (Italy)


4.00 pm - 6.00 pm MOSAICI A ROOM

EUROPEAN EXPERIENCES WITH CARF: A QUALITY TOOL FOR YOUR ORGANIZATIONChairpersons: A. CANTAGALLO (Italy), G.J. LANKHORST (The Netherlands), A. MC NAMARA (Ireland)

4.00 pm - 4.10 pm IntroductionC. MacDonnell (USA)

4.10 pm - 4.35 pm Identify what CARF does as a rehab accreditation systemM. Edblom (Sweden), J. McElligott (Ireland), M. Sizenando (Portugal)

4.35 pm - 5.00 pm Understand how accreditation impacts physicians.M. Edbolm (Sweden), J. McElligott (Ireland), M. Sizenando (Portugal)

5.00 pm - 5.25 pm Articulate benefi ts of CARF accreditation for patients, personnel and physiciansM. Edbolm (Sweden), J. McElligott (Ireland), M. Sizenando (Portugal)

5.25 pm - 5.50 pm Outline steps to take to prepare for and have a CARF surveyM. Edbolm (Sweden), J. McElligott (Ireland), M. Sizenando (Portugal)


2.00 pm - 4.30 pm MOSAICI B ROOM

SCIENTIFIC SESSION ON OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY AND CELEBRATION OF THE WORLD OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY DAYChairpersons: R. GIMIGLIANO (Italy), X. MICHAIL (Greece), S. PROIA (Italy)

ROUND TABLE

2.00 pm - 2.15 pm IntroductionD. A. Fletzer (Italy), M. P. Massimiani (Italy)

2.15 pm - 3.25 pm Main Topic:

Role, competences and objectives of the Occupational Therapist in the rehabilitative processes of people with temporary and permanent disability

The Occupational Therapy: experiences in the European Countries Towards the common European Platform

The Occupational Therapy in the rehabilitative and socio-health network in the territory

Organization, objectives, contents and perspective of the training of the Occupational Therapist


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PARTICIPANTS: 2.15 pm - 2.25 pm M. Kolsrud (Norway) 2.25 pm - 2.35 pm A. Palombi (Italy) 2.35 pm - 2.45 pm A. Ferrari (Italy) 2.45 pm - 2.55 pm L. Frati (Italy) 2.55 pm - 3.05 pm R. Spalek (Italy) 3.05 pm - 3.15 pm G. Leonardi (Italy) 3.15 pm - 3.25 pm R. Licciardi (Italy)

3.25 pm - 3.35 pm Perspectives from WHOA. Puglisi (Italy)

3.35 pm - 3.45 pm The territorial organization of the activities of Occupational TherapyM. De Marchi (Italy)

3.45 pm - 3.55 pm The experiences and perspectives of occupational therapy in the Veneto RegionVeneto Region Delegate

3.55 pm - 4.05 pm The experiences and perspectives of occupational therapy in the Friuli Venezia Giulia RegionFriuli Venezia Giulia Region Delegate

4.05 pm - 4.15 pm The Occupational Therapy in the Veneto RegionG. Marcassa (Italy)

4.15 pm - 4.25 pm Occupational therapy interventions 240 A. Bagheri, M. Reisi (Iran) 722 Medical rehabilitation and occupational (ergo) therapy - an adjuvant medical

specialty under the supervision of PRM doctors: the Bulgarian wayI.B. Koleva, T. Troev, R. D Yoshinov (Bulgaria)

4.25 pm - 4.30 pm Closing RemarksD. A. Fletzer (Italy), M. P. Massimiani (Italy)

4.30 pm - 6.00 pm MOSAICI B ROOM

JOINT SESSION ESPRM/SIRAS - METABOLIC AND NUTRITIONAL PROBLEMS IN REHABILITATION: CHANGES IN THE STATE OF HEALTH THROUGH NEW STRATEGIESChairpersons: C. PISTARINI (Italy), S. SUKKAR (Italy), D. UEBELHART (Switzerland)

4.30 pm - 4.45 pm Relationship between metabolic and nutritional patterns and health outcomesD. Radrizzani (Italy)

4.45 pm - 5.00 pm Intensive rehabilitation: methods for nutritional assessment and evaluation of artifi cial nutrition effectivenessM.G. Gentile (Italy)

5.00 pm - 5.15 pm New frontiers in rehabilitation. Opportunities and challenges in nutrigenetics and nutrigenomics S. Sukkar (Italy)

5.15 pm - 5.30 pm Extensive rehabilitation: metabolic-nutritional disorders in chronic patients related to physical trainingA. Brunani (Italy)


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5.30 pm - 5.50 pm Progression and explanatory factors of nutritional status in the few years post-stroke 185 J. Paquereau, M. Romon, E. Allard, W. Daveluy, M. Rousseaux (France) 449 Infl uence of oral apraxia in dysphasia recovery: study on 36 patients with stroke

M. Gandolfi, P. Zuccher, A. Picelli, A. Fiaschi, N. Smania (Italy)

842 Nutritional status (NS) in neurologic disordersI. Avdyunina, V. Alferova, L. Chernikova, V. Ionova, A. Shabalina, M. Kostureva (Russia)


2.00 pm - 4.00 pm ROOM 1

BRAIN TRAUMATIC INJURY PATIENT WITH BONE DECOMPRESSION: NEUROSURGERY AND REHABILITATION APPROACHESChairpersons: N. BASAGLIA (Italy), K. GRABLJEVEC (Slovenia), G. TRINCIA (Italy)

2.00 pm - 2.20 pm Epidemiology and indication for bone decompression in EuropeF. Servadei (Italy)

2.20 pm - 2.40 pm Bone neurosurgical techniquesR. Stefini (Italy)

2.40 pm - 3.00 pm Bone neurosurgical approaches using hydroxyapatitesC. De Luca (Italy)

3.00 pm - 3.20 pm Liquoral kinetics after neurosurgeryM. Saccavini (Italy)

3.20 pm - 3.40 pm Outcomes and clinical modifi cations during rehabilitation P. Boldrini (Italy)


4.00 pm - 6.00 pm ROOM 1

JOINT SESSION ESPRM/BALTIC AND NORTH SEA FORUM

2.00 pm - 4.00 pm ROOM 2

MUSCULOSKELETAL CONDITIONS, PART IChairpersons: K. BORG (Sweden), F. DINCER (Turkey), G. GIGANTE (Italy)

2.00 pm - 2.15 pm Effectiveness of interventions of specifi c complaints of the arm, neck and/or 608 shoulder (CANS): Three musculoskeletal disorders of the hand. An update

B. M. Huisstede, M. van Middelkoop, M. S. Randsdorp, S. Glerum, B. W. Koes (the Netherlands)

2.15 pm - 3.40 pm Effect of eccentric versus concentric exercise on skeletal muscle of rats: changes 396 in mitochondrial function and emergence of oxidative stress.

M. E. Isner-Horobeti, E. Lonsdorfer-Wolf, L. Rasseneur, S. Doutreleau, S. Dufour, F. Daussin, Y. Burelle, B. Geny, P. Vautravers, R. Richard (France)

800 A contribution for the data about surf injuries in PortugalJ. Almeida, J. Lans (Portugal)


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384 Abnormal activation of knee and ankle fl exors-extensors is related to altered gait in ankylosing spondilytisE. Carraro, Z. Sawacha, S. Del Din, F. Spolaor, A. Guiotto, A.R. Gravina, R. Guglielmin, C. Cobelli, S. Masiero (Italy)

770 Effectiveness of exercise therapy in hip osteoarthritis: a pragmatic randomized controlled trialR. Juhakoski, S. Tenhonen, A. Malmivaara, V. Kiviniemi, T. Anttonen, J.P.A. Arokoski (Finland)

542 Predictors of treatment outcome in patients with chronic low back pain undergoing spinal manipulation, individual physiotherapy or back schoolF. Cecch, S. Negrini, F. Zaina, G. Pasquini, A. Paperini, A. A . Conti, C. Macchi, R. Molino-Lova (Italy)

618 Validity of FRAX in orthopaedic and rehabilitative settings: an Italian people-based surveyG. Iolascon, F. Gimigliano, M. Gioia, R. Napolano, A. Tirelli, R. Gimigliano (Italy)

239 Development of the Italian version of the Tampa Scale of Kinesiophobia for low back pain. Cross-cultural adaptation, factor analysis, reliability and validityM. Monticone, I. Giorgi, P. Baiardi, B. Rocca, M. Barbieri, C. Bonezzi (Italy)

1028 A comparison of therapy in localized lipodystrophy treatmentR. Saggini, L. Di Pancrazio, P. Iodice, V. Pisciella, R. G. Bellomo (Italy)

79 Clinical effects of stimulation using prosthetic insoles in patients with chronic mechanical low back pathologies: Randomly controlled double-blind trialsS. Orzes, G. Sensi, M. A. Fusco, M. Ambrosone (Italy)

935 Complex treatment of lumbodynia using extracorporeal shock wave therapyS.A. Khakimov, K. V. Lyadov, T. V. Shapovalenko (Russia)

151 Effects of selective rehabilitation in cervical spondylosis - a clinical trialA. Shakoor, S. Rahman (Bangladesh)


4.00 pm - 6.00 pm ROOM 2

MUSCULOSKELETAL CONDITIONS, PART IIChairpersons: J. AROKOSKI (Finland), M. BERLINER (Germany), A. PIAZZA (Italy)

4.00 pm - 4.15 pm Evidence based approach to the management and rehabilitation of osteoarthritis 42 E. Ilieva (Burgaria) 4.15 pm - 5.40 pm Effi cacy of manipulation-mobilization therapy on pain, function and quality of 619 life in patients with adhesive capsulitis

O. Seyyah, B. Erhan, B. Gunduz, M. Yelkovan, A. Bardak, F. Savas, H. B. Secil (Turkey)

802 Painful accessory soleus muscle in the athletes: 3 fi rst cases treated by botulinum toxin AJ. Lecocq, M. E. Isner-Horobeti (France)

627 Knee osteoarthritis patients treated with intra-articular hyaluronic acid (Jointex): functional and postural outcomesA. Magrini, T. Viliani, G. Mangone, E. Pratelli, P. Pasquetti (Italy)

769 One year follow up outcomes of combined and integrative therapies for lumbar disc herniationG.G. Ghetti, O. Mercante, R. Ansevini, V. Bombace, F. DAmbrosio, A. Fi, L. Costantini (Italy)


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149 Assessment of the effects of application of radiofrequency 0.485 MHz by using capacitive - resistive system in the muscle tissues through crossover double blind studyM. Tofanicchio, C. Tranquilli, G. Annino, M. Hawamdeh, G. Della Bella, B. Contini, P. Broccoli, S. Ceccarelli, E. Fanucci, S. DOttavio, Bernardini C. Foti (Italy)

98 The daily work activity on computer and bad postureE. Popova Ramova, A. Poposka, V. Stojcevska Prodanovska (Republic of Macedonia)

778 A case of stroke in a patient with essential trhombocytemia and undifferentiated spondyloarthritis: an example of clinical complexity in physical medicine and rehabilitationG. A. Checchia, A. Amato, A. Barbano, N. Camuzzini, G. Corvaglia, C. Lentino (Italy)

212 Acute dislocation of acromioclavicular joint (ACJ) treated with a modifi cation of weaver-dunn methodV.I. Sakellariou, H. Tsibidakis, A. Farmakidis, E. Fandridis, S. Spiridonos, F. Giannoulis, N. Gerostathopoulos (Greece)

209 Blount disease treated with Taylor Spatial Frame external fi xation. MobilizationH. Tsibidakis, A. Farmakidis, V.I. Sakellariou, V. Tsouparopoulos, G. Karaliotas, G. Mazis, A. Kanellopoulos (Greece)

210 Clinical outcome of lower limb deformities treated with Taylor Spatial Frame and early mobilizationH. Tsibidakis, V.I. Sakellariou, A. Farmakidis, G. Karaliotas, V. Tsouparopoulos, M. Kaligerou, A. Kanellopoulos (Greece)

211 Congenital talipes equinovarus treated with Ponseti methodH. Tsibidakis, A. Farmakidis, V.I. Sakellariou, G. Karaliotas, G. Mazis, M. Kaligerou, A. Kanellopoulos (Greece)


4.00 pm - 7.00 pm ROOM 3

ACADMIE EUROPENNE DE MDECINE DE RADAPTATIONMeeting for the Acadmie Members only

2.00 pm - 6.00 pm DELLE FESTE ROOM/COURSES ROOM

COURSE: SPASTICITY, MEASUREMENT AND MANAGEMENTChairpersons: J.F.M. FLEUREN (the Netherlands), L. POP (Romania), A. ROCCO (Italy)

2.00 pm - 2.05 pm Introduction: Goals and scope of the workshop would be explainedA.V. Nene (the Netherlands)

2.05 pm - 2.50 pm Pathophysiology of spasticityJ.M. Gracies (the Netherlands)

2.50 pm - 3.10 pm Assessment of spasticity A reviewJ.F.M. Fleuren (the Netherlands)

3.10 pm - 3.30 pm New measurement approachesJ.F.M. Fleuren (the Netherlands)

3.30 pm - 4.00 pm Treatment algorithmG.J. Snoek (the Netherlands)


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4.00 pm - 4.15 pm DemonstrationJ.F.M. Fleuren, G.J. Snoek, A.V. Nene (the Netherlands)

4.15 pm - 4.35 pm Clinical translation & implicationsA.V. Nene (the Netherlands)


4.55 pm - 5.00 pm Conclusions & closure of workshopA.V. Nene (the Netherlands)

9.00 am - 6.00 pm POSTER ROOM

9 One support and care getting better quality of his life.C. Mirabelli, P. Casanova, G. Valdenassi (Italy)

12 Evaluation of motor development for cerebral palsy (CP) by use of the Gross Motor Function Measure (GMFM) and the Pediatric Evaluation of Disability Inventory (PEDI).H.Takahashi, Y. Okajima (Japan)

16 Application of kinesio taping on the patients with leg paresis and recurvatum after acute ishemic stroke.L. Nikcevic, A. Plavic, N. Mujovic, M. Hrklovic, Z. Brdareski, L. Konstantinovic, J. Vasic (Serbia)

18 Rehabilitation program after total hip and knee replacementM. Spalevic, L. Dimitrijevic, M. Kocic, I. Stankovic, B. Cvetkovic, M. Mandic (Serbia)

27 The clinical study of the curative effect of childhood autism treated by head acupunctureZ. Liu Nanhai (China)

28 Treatment of cerebral palsy with speech disorder by linguistic training and acupunctureZ. Liu Nanhai (China)

34 Therapeutic modalities of rehabilitation in the treatment of non-surgical temporomandibular joint disordersS. Pimentel, T. Toste (Portugal)

38 Dynamic electroneurostimulation in rehabilitation of patients with chronic periodontal diseases.E.N. Svetlakova, J.V. Mandra, N.M. Jegalina (Russia)

56 To asses the effect of home exercise therapy on pain, mobility, function, disease activity, quality of life and respiratory functions in patients with ankylosing spondylitisE. Aytekin, L. Ozgonenel, S. Tutun, N.C. Sayiner (Turkey)

76 Postural therapy in increasing quality of life at the patients with hip OAD.M. Dimulescu, G. Chiriti, C. Davila (Romania)

77 Depression-negative factor in improvement the quality of life at the patients post-strokeG. Chiriti, D.M. Dimulescu, C. Davila (Romania)

86 Valproate-induced lower extremity edemaN.A. Aydin, T. Yanik, K. Yazicioglu (Turkey)

100 Diagnostic and therapeutic concepts in CMD from the aspect of manual medicineU.C. Smolenski, B. Bocker, R. Bocker (Germany)

101 Muscular backgrounds of motion controlU.C. Smolenski, B. Bocker, A. Reuter, N. Schwarz (Germany)

102 Research consulting in manual medicine a third party funded projectU.C. Smolenski, S. Ullrich, K. Neumer (Germany)


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104 Investigation of the relationship between osteoporosis and sexual satisfaction in womenA. Ashraf, B. Kazemi, M. Musavinasab, P. Sedaghat, S. Dayaghi (Iran)

108 Comparison of Padua Inventory score between the patients with carpal tunnel syndrome and general populationS. Dayaghi, A. Ashraf, A. Ghanizadeh, M.H. Ashraf (Iran)

109 Evaluation of the bone density of the femur in the patients with unilateral knee osteoarthritisA. Ashraf, N. Azhdarnia, M. J. Hadianfard, M.R. Emad, S. Roshanzamir (Iran)

111 Research regarding the quality of life in patients with surgically treated osteoarthritisD. Nemes, D. V. Poenaru, O. Drira, M. Dragoi, E. Amaricai, D. Popa, L. Catan, D. Surducan, H. Vermesan, D. Vermesan, R. Prejbeanu, O. Suciu, R. Onofrei, C. Milicin, G. Puenea, C. Galai, C. Mateas, C. Gruin (Romania)

112 Complex assessment and therapies of the secondary scoliosis in infl ammatory rheumatic diseasesD. Nemes, D. V. Poenaru, M. Dragoi, D. Popa, E. Amaricai, L. Catan, D. Surducan, O. Suciu, R. Onofrei, D. Andrei, G. Puenea, C. Mateas, C. Galai, C. Gruin, O. Cretu (Romania)

114 Stiff skin syndrome (SSS) versus scleroderma: a case reportB. Dogu, H. Sirzai, F. Basoglu, B. Kuran (Turkey)

116 The association of physical activity and calcium intake with bone parametersY. Dionyssiotis, I. Paspati, G. Trovas, P. Papaioannou, G. Lyritis (Greece)

121 Virtual reality and motor rehabilitation of the upper extremity in the fi rst year after strokeP. Kiper, A. Turolla, L. Piron, M. Agostini, L. Cocco, A. Vendramin, S. Rossi, A. Baba, P. Tonin (Italy)

122 Audit of Medical Record KeepingN. Memon, R. Hanspal (United Kingdom)

127 Treatment of patients with fi bromyalgia syndrome with vibration massage by deep oscillationsK .Kraft, S .Kanter, H. Janik (Germany)

132 Audit on the use of antiepileptic drugs following traumatic brain injuryI. Hai, Hanspal (United Kingdom)

139 Osteoporosis in patients with multiple sclerosis: proposed therapeutic and diagnostic protocolY. Dionyssiotis, P. Papaioannou, G. Lyritis, D. Kiourtidis, A. Karvouni, I. Kliafas (Greece)

145 The effect of botulinum toxin on cervical dystoniaI. Stankovic, J. Stamenovic, L. Dimitrijevic, H. Colovic (Serbia)

146 The effect of calf stretching box in stretching calf muscle compliance: a prospective, randomized single-blinded controlled trialN. Chadchavalpanichaya, G. Srisawasdi, A. Suwannakin (Thailand)

164 Changes in locomotory functioning after repetitive locomotor training in patients affected by cerebral palsyD. Munari, P. Bonetti, A. Cosentino, A. Waldner, S. Hesse, C. Geroin, C. Werner, M. Gandolfi, N. Smania (Italy)

172 Response to different modalities in patients with fi bromyalgiaA.C. Bighea, S. Patru, R. Marcu, R. Popescu (Romania)

179 Body mass index and quality of life of patients before and after hip arthroplasty because of osteoarthritisS. Dj. Jandric, R. Sukalo, Z. Jovicic, S. Popeskov, S. Grubia (Bosnia and Herzegovina)

183 Tough discharges of patients affected by severe acquired brain lesionG.P. Salvi, A.M. Quarenghi, L. Manzoni, L. Smirni, C. Valiante, L. Valsecchi (Italy)


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187 A bridge between a systemic approach and an ontogenetic approach for a -sailed- rehabilitation in seven situations of different tetraplegiaU. Incasa, P. Gabusi (Italy)

199 Is low level laser therapy effective in acute or chronic low back pain?A.Y. Saime AY, S. Koldas Dogan, D. Evcik (Turkey)

203 The effect of horizontal therapy on functional recovery of patients with lumbar discus herniaS. Markovic, J. Milovanovic-Arsic, A. Jokic, N. Sremcevic, K. Hansjrgens (Serbia)

206 A preliminary assessment of the benefits of the addition of botulinum toxin A free of complexing proteins (XEOMIN) to a conventional therapy program on the function of people with longstanding strokeV. Rossi, M. Casaleggio, S. Baietta, C. Bet, A. Crovetto, S. Pistoni, D. DallAgata (Italy)

215 Tibial adamantinoma managed with intramedullary diaphyseal segmental defect fi xation systemV.I. Sakellariou, A.F. Mavrogenis, H. Tsibidakis, A. Farmakidis, A. Mazis, V. Tsouparopoulos, P.J. Papagelopoulos (Greece)

222 The therapeutic effects of physical therapy, local steroid injection and eswt in patients with lateral epicondylitis: clinical and sonographic comparisonR. Yazc, P. Borman, S. Kocaoglu, L. Ozcakar (Turkey)

228 Rehabilitation of war-related lower limb amputees in KosovoT. Osmani-Vllasolli, H. Hundozi, C. Bytyi, A. Kalaveshi (Republic of Kosovo)

232 Early and late development of heterotopic ossifi cation in traumatic spinal cord injury: a case seriesR.E. Heriseanu, G. Weber (Australia)

234 The relationships between clinical and functional parameters in rehabilitation of young people with patello-femoral pain syndrome.R. Traistaru, R. Popescu, D. Matei, O. Rogoveanu (Romania)

241 Demyelinating polyneuropathy in a patient with ankylosing spodylitis receiving infl iximab treatmentO. zdemir, A. etin, E. Esen, S. Kiraz (Turkey)

242 Effi cacy of botulinum toxin type A on functional impairment of degenerative hip joint: preliminary resultsM. Acler, C. Marchini, M.A. Bolognari, A. Causero, D. Volpe, D. Regis, A. Rizzo, R. Rosa, R. Eleopra, P. Manganotti (Italy)

251 New technologies to measure hoarseness (dysphonia) recovery following phonological rehabilitation in a patient with central hemi-laryngeal palsy.R. Semprini, G. Albertini, M. Franceschini, E. Palma, A. Pierallini, M. Mignano (Italy)

254 Scoliosis and body schema disorders: an experimental study in 48 patients with adolescent idiopathic scoliosisA. Picelli, S. Negrini, A. Zenorini, F. Zaina, S. Mion, N. Smania (Italy)

263 Improvement of brachial-ankle pulse wave velocity by rehabilitative exercise on hemiplegic stroke patientsS. H. Sasaki, K.-I. Matsushita, K. Harada, Y. Kamikawa, A. Ohwatashi, A. Yoshida, K. Kawahira (Japan)

269 Adaptation and validation of the Ankylosing Spondylitis Work Instability Scale (AS-WIS) for use in TurkeyA.A. Kucukdeveci, S. Ataman, A. Genc, S. Kutlay, A.H. Elhan, A. Tennant (Turkey)

272 Long thoracic nerve palsy in three casesA. Farmakides, V. Aggeli, I. Sioutis, N. Roussos, V. Mani, S. Fotaki, D. Patatoukas (Greece)


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273 Incidence and risc factors of heterotopic ossifi cation in traumatic brain injuryG. Fotinopoulos, V. Aggeli, E. Chalida, N. Roussos, I. Sioutis, V. Mitsis, D. Patatoukas (Greece)

274 Factors infl uencing length of stay in pataients with traumatic brain injuryE. Chalida, V. Aggeli, G. Fotinopoulos, I. Sioutis, N. Roussos, S. Fotaki, D. Patatoukas (Greece)

278 Particularities of diagnose and evolution of progressive ossifying fi brodysplasiaR. Popescu, O. Rogoveanu, S. Gavrila, R. Traistaru (Romania)

279 The electrophysiological evaluation of the medical recovery programme of patients with stroke related motor defi citR. Popescu, O. Rogoveanu, R. Traistaru (Romania)

281 Coaching and rehabilitation. Coachings descriptive preliminary study applied to rehabilitation patients casesJ. Molins, TR Fernndez, R. San Segundo, E. Calero, S. Rdenas, M. Valds (Spain)

287 Percutaneous radiofrequency in the hip osteoarthritis and rehabilitationC. Mariconda, F. Rivera, M. Barbieri, G. Annaratone (Italy)

304 Rehabilitation treatment patients with osteoarthritis. Own experiencesL. Raczko, A. Ogonowski, R. Kaczor (Poland)

320 Labour inclusion of youths with disabilities multidimensional assessment with ICF method ICF multistringa experimentationA. Lussu, G. Solinas, A. Bressan (Italy)

321 Calcifi c tendinosis of shoulder. Extracorporeal shock wave therapyJ.A. Mirallas-Martnez, M.T. Sabater Querol, M.J. Casas-Lzaro, M.A. Mendoza-Latorre, N. Guardiola-Beltrn, S. Qudsi-Sinclair (Spain)

322 Plantar Fasciitis. Extracorporeal shock wave therapyJ.A. Mirallas-Martnez, M.T. Sabater-Querol, M.A. Mendoza-Latorre, N. Guardiola-Beltrn, S. Qudsi-Sinclair, M.J. Casas-Lzaro (Spain)

323 Lateral epicondylitis. Extracorporeal shock wave therapyJ.A. Mirallas-Martnez, T. Ricarte-Benedito, M.C. Tudela-Salom, M.A. Mendoza-Latorre, N. Guardiola-Beltrn, M.J. Casas-Lzaro, S. Salima-Qudsi (Spain)

339 Autonomy assessment one year after stroke: predictors of functional outcomesE. Medici, R. Lorenzetti, P. Giacchetti, E. Giaccaglini, M. Sebastianelli, S. Franceschini, R. Casci, P. Orazi, B. Gobbi, M. Baroni (Italy)

352 Ergonomic impact of a foot-drop radio frequency-controlled neuroprosthesis in patients with chronic hemiparesis post brain injuryS. Stacchietti, L. Di Biagio, M. Andreolini, M.G. Ceravolo (Italy)

360 Heterotopic ossifi cation after hypoxic brain damage.M. Mackiewicz-Milewska, S. Jung, S. Borland, S. Lach-Inszczak, I. Szymkuc, J. Ciescinski, W. Hagner, W. Lasek (Poland)

364 Modulated midfrequency electrotherapy as treatment modality of acute low back pain: a pilot study.E. Atabas (Germany)

366 Comparison of ultrasound-guided intra-articular injections on the three different sites of the kneeP. Yong Bum, L. Dong Woo (South Korea)

367 A new method of ultrasound-guided intra-articular injections in the knee through the suprapatellar bursaP. Yong Bum, L. Dong Woo (South Korea)

373 Electrical stimulation would be an alternative to rehabilitation training in patients with peripheral arterial diseasesM. Nagasaka, P. Dobsak, K. Muroya, N. Mori, S. Ebihara, H. Kurosawa, O. Ito, M. Kohzuki (Japan)


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377 Case-control study in an integrated treatment of gonarthrosis using magnetotherapy and therapeutic exercise vs the same treatment in association with endo-articular injectionsL. Lauricella, G. Barbera, G. Cardona, E. Geraci, G. Letizia Mauro (Italy)

378 Our experience in the rehabilitation of fractures of the upper ankleN. Stojanovic, B. Katancevic, D. Veljkovic, S. Golubovic, T. Matejevic (Serbia)

389 Analysis and evaluation of anthropometric, biohumoral and energy expenditure parameters in a sample of patients admitted in our physical medicine and rehabilitation unitD. Primon, L. Zanasca, M. Scapolo, S. Andreatta, B. Ruzzante, P. Galliani, L. Rocco, C. Scremin, A. Morbiato, A.M. Gonzalez (Italy)

393 Prevention of pressure sores in a rehabilitation centerM. Enjalbert, N. Chaffaut, F. Galtier, T. Bouchema, R. Benyahya (France)

400 Custom lower limb orthoses, designed according to a new multidimensional approach, for facioscapulohumeral muscular dystrophy (FSHD) patientsI. Aprile, C. Bordieri, A. Gilardi, M. Lanieri Milazzo, F. De Santis, R. Frusciante, E. Iannaccone, E. Ricci, L. Padua (Italy)

403 Plasticity of organization outpatient. experience in the region of Lazio rehabilitation center of S. Maria della Pace, Rome N.A. Arena, A.E. Ruggeri, L. Padua, V. Gazzetti (Italy)

414 Levodopa effect on electromyographic activation patterns of tibialis anterior muscle during walking in Parkinsons disease.G. Granata, P. Caliandro, M. Ferrarin, M. Cioni, A. Bentivoglio, I. Minciotti, P. Tonali, P.I. DUrso, L. Padua (Italy)

419 Comparison between two rehabilitative approaches in institutionalized patients.G. Battistelli, A.R. Pellegrino, L. Padua, B. Lucia (Italy)

421 Construct validity of the ICF core set for chronic widespread pain by rasch analysis: can it be used as a measuring tool?Y. Kurtais, D. Oztuna, A. Kucukdeveci, S. Kutlay, A. Genc, A. Tennant (Turkey)

425 A governance model for social health rehabilitation paths accessed via the Punto Unico di Accesso (access point)G. Frau, A. Lussu, A. Galleri, R. Giuso (Italy)

428 Effectiveness of a new device of electrical stimulation combined with botulinum toxin type A in the treatment of upper limb spasticity: preliminary resultsA. Santamato, S. Filoni, A. Russo, F. Palano, A. Maruzzi, M.S. Martone, G. Di Gregorio, M.A. Mimmo, A. Minerva, L. Amoruso, M.T. Amoruso, A. Minerva, P. Fiore (Italy)

430 Short-term effects of high-intensity laser therapy versus ultrasound therapy in the treatment of low back pain: preliminary resultsA. Santamato, G. Cassatella, F. Palano, A. Maruzzi, M.F. Micello, M.S. Martone, S. Santovito, L. Amoruso, M.T. Amoruso, V. Simone, A. Minerva, P. Fiore (Italy)

432 The role of the rehabilitative treatment and of the electrohydraulics extra corporal shock waves in the painful shoulderA. Minerva, L. Amoruso, M.P. Lo Muzio, M.A. Mimmo, G. Cassatella, V. Rastelli, S. Filoni, A. Santamato, P. Fiore (Italy)

434 Locked-in syndrome: use of Botox Toxine to superior limbs for the non verbal comunicationV. Leoni, P. Belloglio, M. Callistri, S. Garbarino, G. Nunziati (Italy)

436 Strontium ranelate effects in patients with bed rest syndrome. Clinical and instrumental evidence after 60 days of treatmentA. Rocco, R. Di Donna, G. Pacifici, M. Penna, S. Gentili, J.V. Faroni (Italy)


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440 Comparision the of effects of frequency modulated neural stimulation and transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation on clinical and magnetic resonance imaging fi ndings of lumbar disc herniationB. Koc, B. Nacir, H. R. Erdem, A. Karagoz, H. Yigit (Turkey)

441 Limb loading in hip arthroplasty female patients for a variety of daily activitiesA. Oksanen, A. Myllymki, J. J. Salminen (Finland)

443 Non-neurogenic sphincter insuffi ciency in a childS. Magalhes, J. Macedo, S. Amorim, A. Trepa (Portugal)

454 Engaging children in the design of rehabilitative gamesR. J. Holt, M. J. Allsop, A. P. H. Weightma

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