"Physical Disabilities: Therapeutic Implications" ed. by Uner Tan

This book presents reports on a wide range of areas in the field of neurobiological disabilities, including movement disorders (Uner Tan syndrome, genetic and environmental influences, chronic brain damage, stroke, and pediatric disabilities) related to physical and stem cell therapy. Studies are presented from researchers around the world, looking at aspects as wide-ranging as the genetics, wheelchair, and robotics behind the conditions to new and innovative therapeutic approaches.

Contents
1 Validity in Rehabilitation Research: Description and Classification
2 Rare and Disabling Movement Disorders: An Indian Experience
3 Five-Wheeled Wheelchair with an Add-On Mechanism and Its Semiautomatic Step-Climbing and -Descending Function
4 Participation and Environmental Factors of Children with Physical Disabilities in Taiwan
5 Hand Rehabilitation after Chronic Brain Damage: Effectiveness, Usability and Acceptance of Technological Devices: A Pilot Study
6 Impact of Non-Robotic Assisted Therapy for Improvement of Mobility of Paretic Upper Extremity Caused by Cerebral Palsy Compared to Classical Kinesiotherapy
7 After Stroke Movement Impairments: A Review of Current Technologies for Rehabilitation
8 Stem Cell Therapy in Pediatric Neurological Disabilities
9 Skeletal Muscle Dysfunction in Critical Illness