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1 INRS 2013 Workshops Wednesday 08:00-09:00 Welcome and registration 09:00-10:30 Workshop 1 Robotic assessments: beyond the obvious Hosted by KFSP Neuro-Rehab der Universität Zürich Workshop 2 Robot-supported locomotor training in daily clinical practice Hosted by Rehaklinik Zihlschlacht Workshop 3 Clinical application of the Erigo in early neurological rehabilitation Hosted by Zürcher Höhenklinik Wald Workshop 4 Enhancing active arm and hand therapy with the ManovoSpring Hosted by Hocoma 10:30-11:00 Coffe break/poster session 11:00-12:30 Workshop 5 Lokomat only a gait-robot? Hosted by Rehaklinik Zihlschlacht Workshop 6 Clinical application of the Erigo in early neurological rehabilitation Hosted by Zürcher Höhenklinik Wald Workshop 7 Enhancing active arm and hand therapy with the ManovoSpring Hosted by Hocoma Workshop 17 The Tyrosolution Hosted by Tyromotion 12:30-13:30 Lunch/poster session 13:30-15:00 Workshop 8 Improving upper extremity function in pediatric neuro-rehabilitation computer- and robotsupported training systems Hosted by Kinderspital Zürich, Affoltern Workshop 9 Robot-supported locomotor training in daily clinical practice Hosted by Rehaklinik Zihlschlacht Workshop 10 Clinical application of ValedoMotion Hosted by Hocoma Workshop 11 GLOREHA: Advanced technology for hand function rehabilitation Hosted by Idrogenet Workshop 16 Effect of robotassisted therapy in gait recovery in patients with Parkinson s Disease & Parkinsonism Hosted by Reha Technology 15:00-15:30 Coffee break/poster session 15:30-17:00 Workshop 12 Improving upper extremity function in pediatric neuro-rehabilitation computer- and robotsupported training systems Hosted by Kinderspital Zürich, Affoltern Workshop 13 Lokomat only a gait-robot? Hosted by Rehaklinik Zihlschlacht Workshop 14 Motor learning for the trunk Hosted by Hocoma Workshop 15 SCRIPT: Design and application of a perzonalized arm/ hand training system for use at home after stroke Hosted by the SCRIPT project Workshop 18 Codman Neuro Medstream Programmable Infusion System Hosted by DePuy Synthes
2 INRS 2013 Thursday 08:00-09:00 Welcome and registration: HCI Foyer E,F,G 09:00-09:10 Welcome address Gery Colombo, Andreas Luft, Christian Kaetterer 09:10-09:50 Kinematics of robotic gait training, is there a difference? (Chair Andreas Meyer-Heim) Alberto Esquenazi 09:50-10:30 Sensorimotor reorganization after early brain lesions (Chair Andreas Meyer-Heim) Martin Staudt 10:30-10:50 Coffee break: HCI Foyer E, F, G Home based rehabilitation Alberto Borghese and Andreas Luft Pediatric neurorehabilitation: raising the limits Andreas Meyer-Heim 10:50-11:15 tbd Eling De Bruin Instrumented gait analysis: science or clinical tool Reinald Brunner 11:15-11:40 Technical foundations of Rewire Alberto Borghese 11:40-12:05 Home-based SCRIPT robot-mediated therapy with games and remote management for stroke Farshid Amirabdollahian 12:05-12:30 Home exercise delivery in Parkinson s disease: how can technology help Alice Nieuwboer Robots and co in paediatric neurorehabilitation: towards clinical guidelines Huub van Hedel Augmented Video: applications in paediatric rehabilitation Christopher Newman Targeting developmental motor plasticity after perinatal stroke with non-invasive brain stimulation Adam Kirton 12:30-14:00 Lunch: HCI Foyer E, F, G 14:00-14:40 Neural representation of motor skill (Chair Andreas Luft) Joern Diedrichsen 14:40-15:20 Robotics for children spectacular or only spectacular expensive? Florian Heinen 15:20-15:40 Coffee break: HCI Foyer E, F, G Monitoring function and participation in daily life Andreas Luft 15:40-16:05 Activity monitoring for stroke patient: a step beyond conventional therapy assessment tools Kamiar Aminian 16:05-16:30 Daily-life assessment of balance and arm function performance during in stroke Interaction concepts Peter Veltink Clinical integration of new technologies for upper limb rehabilitation Thierry Keller Title to be defined Peter Feys Neuroimaging and robot-guided hand rehabilitation Roger Gassert 16:30-16:55 Wearable strain sensors and goniometers and their sensor fusion with IMU systems in neurological rehabilitation Federico Lorussi Appearing modalities in upper extremity rehabilitation Marko Munih 16:55-17:20 Telesupervision of persons affected by stroke and associated decision support for medical professionals Bert-Jan van Beijnum Wiki-therapists: empowering therapists to create therapy content for rehabilitation technology Annick Timmermans 17:20 - open Transfer to Social Event
3 INRS 2013 Friday 08:00-09:00 Welcome and registration: HCI Foyer E,F,G 09:00-09:40 Honorary lecture (Chair Armin Curt) Volker Dietz 09:40-10:20 Neural prostheses and tele-rehabilitation: lots to SWOT about (Chair Armin Curt) Artur Prochazka 10:20-10:50 Coffee break: HCI Foyer E,F,G Translational research in neurorehabilitation Armin Curt Clinical relevance of lower limb rehabilitation Gery Colombo 10:50-11:15 Safety of pharmacological enhancement in stroke rehab Stefan Engelter 11:15-11:40 Effects of transcranial magnetic stimulation on visual attention Thomas Nyffeler 11:40-12:05 ARMin: From Lab to Life Robert Riener Alternating arm movements can facilitate rhythmic alternating leg movements Jaques Duysens Title to be defined Candy Teffertiller What future research do we need? Volker Hömberg 12:05-12:30 Impact of 4-aminopyridine on walking function in MS Björn Zömer Title to be defined Herman Van der Koij 12:30-14:00 Lunch: HCI Foyer E,F,G 14:00-14:40 Virtual reality s impact on rehabilitation is more than a game (Chair Daniel Zutter and René Müri) Emily Keshner 14:40-15:20 Mechanisms impairing hand motor control after stroke (Chair Daniel Zutter and René Müri) Derek G. Kamper 15:20-15:40 Coffee break Foyer E,F,G Which reality do we need in neurorehabilitation? Daniel Zutter and René Müri Integration of new technologies in the clinical path Irin Maier 15:40-16:05 What is real in virtual reality? Armin Schnider 16:05-16:30 Assistive technology to measure traffic-relevant cognitive performance Tobias Nef 16:30-16:55 Mechanisms of cerebral guidance of hand function Christian Hess Acute neurorehabilitation in intermediate and intensive care: A Swiss Pilot Project Karin Diserens Effective rehabilitation programmes for stroke Duncan Turner Title to be defined Martha Imamura 16:55-17:20 The reality of neuroimaging Roland Wiest Financial and practical considerations for integration of new technologies into a clinical program Sarah Morrison 17:20-17:30 Closing remarks and SGNR poster award Thierry Keller, Daniel Zutter
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