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	On What Basis Do You Decide that a Condition has Successfully been Treated？ Toshiaki SUZUKI Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 11: 1-3, 2011.

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	Treatment Approaches for Cerebrovascular Disease in Patients with Serious Sensory Disturbance：Focus on the Alignment of the Neck and Trunk Hirofumi WATANABE, Toshihiro OHNUMA, Masashi FUJIMOTO, Toshiki MIZUKAMI Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 11: 5-11, 2011.

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	Consideration of Affected Arm Function in Patients with Cerebrovascular Disease Toshiaki SUZUKI, Chieko ONIGATA, Yoshibumi BUNNO, Makiko TANI Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 11: 13-19, 2011.

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	Sensory Input and Accompanying Changes in Movement Kenji SUEHIRO1), Atsushi GOTOH2) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 11: 21-24, 2011.

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	Baseball Elbow Developed in a Side Arm Pitcher：A Case Study Yuichiro MIURA Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 11: 25-32, 2011.

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	Case Report of a Gymnastic Athlete with Low Back Pain during Trunk Flexion：A Case with Indetectable Impairment in Top-down Evaluation Kyosuke TAKASAKI, Toshiaki SUZUKI, Takuya SHIMIZU Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 11: 33-36, 2011.

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	The Ideal Physical Therapist Hideaki FUKUSHIMA Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 11: 37-40, 2011.

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	Effects of Factor of Forecast on Electromyographic Reaction Time due to Auditory Stimulation at Different Interstimulus Intervals Yuki TAKAHASHI1), Satoshi FUJIWARA2), Masanori ITO2),3), Naoki KADO2),3), Toshiaki SUZUKI4) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 11: 41-45, 2011.

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	Evaluation of Knee Extensor Muscle Strength by the Stand-up Test using Standing Steps of Different Heights Ippei YASUDA, Daisuke KUMAZAKI, Shinichi DAIKUYA Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 11: 47-50, 2011.

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Influence of Lateral Weight Shift during Single-leg Raising in a Sitting Position while Stepping into a Bathtub on Integrated Electromyograms of the Abdominal Oblique Muscles Masaki TSUE1), Kouji IKEDA1), Keisuke AKAMATSU1), Masashi FUJIMOTO1), Nozomi KAIJIRI1), Ayano TAJIRI1), Takashi HAYATA1), Toshiki MIZUKAMI1), Toshihiro OHNUMA1), Hirofumi WATANABE1), Shigeo YASUI2), Toshiaki SUZUKI3) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 11: 51-56, 2011.

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	The Effect of Differences in the Center of Foot Pressure in the Sagittal Plane on the Activity of the Muscles Surrounding the Ipsilateral Hip Joint when Standing on One Leg Takuma KINOSHITA1), Ryoichi TAKAGI1),2), Toshiaki SUZUKI3) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 11: 57-63, 2011.

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	Muscle Activity in the Scapula Muscles during Belt-tying Movement Takeshi TAKAMI1), Toshiki MATSUDA1), Takaaki SANBA2), Tetsuro NAKAMICHI3), Toshiaki SUZUKI4) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 11: 65-70, 2011.

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	Influence of Proprioceptive Input on the Hip Joint while Standing：Examination of Weight Bearing on the Lower Limbs while Standing with Eyes Closed Kenji SUEHIRO1), Atsushi GOTOH2) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 11: 71-75, 2011.

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	Effect of Voluntary Movement of One Arm on the Somatosensory System of the Contralateral Arm：A Somatosensory Evoked Potential Study Yoshinori YAMAMOTO1), Yusuke SUZUKI1), Kengo TUJIMOTO1), Naoki KADO2), Toshiaki SUZUKI3) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 11: 77-82, 2011.

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	A Patient with Global Rotator Cuff Tear having Difficulty in Drinking Soup from a Bowl using the Left Hand：A Case Report：An Approach for Stabilizing the Scapular Girdle Muscles and Training the Serratus Anterior Muscle Akito SHIMAZU1), Hideaki FUKUSHIMA1), Yuichiro MIURA1), Toru MORIHARA2) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 11: 83-90, 2011.

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	Therapeutic Intervention on the Flexor Hallucis Longus Muscle, Flexor Digitorum Longus Muscle and Plantar Aponeurosis Leading to Alleviation of Pain during Walking in a Case of Osteoarthritis of the Right Knee Hayato HIRAI1), Toshiki MATSUDA1), Tetsuro NAKAMICHI2) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 11: 91-96, 2011.

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	Physical Therapy using EMG-triggered Neuromuscular Stimulation for the Paralyzed Upper Extremity of a Patient with Chronic Left Hemiplegia following a Cerebral Infarction：An Approach Developing Abduction of the Fingers on the Paralyzed Side Takashi HAYATA, Masashi FUJIMOTO, Toshihiro OHNUMA, Hirofumi WATANABE Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 11: 97-106, 2011.

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	A Case of Open Fracture of the Right Tibia with Insufficient Kick-Off of the Right Lower Extremity during the Late Stance Phase Chinatsu SUMIDA, Kaori KAWAHARA, Takahumi INOUE, Tetsuro NAKAMICHI Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 11: 107-113, 2011.

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	A Case of Acute Subdural Hematoma and Right Hemiplegia with a Risk of Falling Backward to the Left during Transfer Movement Makito FUJII, Masataka TAMAKI, Yoshiki KITAMURA, Takafumi INOUE, Tetsuro NAKAMICHI Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 11: 115-122, 2011.

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	A Case of Hemiparesis in a Post-stroke Patient with Difficulty in Standing up due to Deep Sensory Disturbance of the Affected Lower Extremity Eri FUNASAKA, Naoya ABE, Masakazu MATSUOKA, Daisuke KUMAZAKI, Shinichi DAIKUYA Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 11: 123-129, 2011.

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	A Patient with Post-stroke Right Hemiplegia Showed Improved Finger Dexterity after Physical Therapy for the Trunk and Scapular Region of the Affected Side：Examination of the Effects of Physical Therapy using Surface Electromyography Mayo ONISHI1), Eri TSUKAMOTO1), Yusuke SUZUKI1), Yoshinori YAMAMOTO1), Naoki KADO2), Toshiaki SUZUKI3) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 11: 131-138, 2011.

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	A Case of an Incomplete Supraspinatus Muscle Tear with a Painful Arc Sign during Shoulder Flexion：with Respect to the Depressor Function of Rotator Cuff Muscles Toshiaki ETOU1), Hideaki FUKUSHIMA1), Yuichiro MIURA1), Toru MORIHARA2) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 11: 139-146, 2011.

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	The best case of the cervical spondylotic myelopathy that the hyperextension of the left knee joint occurred because of the sensory disturbance of the left leg in the left mid-stance, and the right stance phase showed instability Masaru Takahashi group Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 11: 147-150, 2011.

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	One case that anxiety complex and a sense of fear are strong, and a start and lifting, locomotor utility decrease for load to the paralysis side Fukunaga early period Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 11: 151-159, 2011.

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	1. One case that defectiveness of the trunk alignment had an influence on the space maintenance of the arms Chika Shimura 1, Akito Fujimura 1, 川崎文裕 1, Daisuke Kumazaki 2 Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 11: 178-178, 2011.

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	2. One case of the traumatic cervical syndrome that shoulder flexural movement improved by the treatment that paid its attention to locus posture Hiroko Matsukawa 1, Toshiki Matsuda 1, Tetsuro Nakamichi 2 Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 11: 178-178, 2011.

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	3. One case of the lumber vertebrae herniated disk in acknowledgment of a nerve root strangulation sign due to the lumbar lordosis 増田蓉二郎, Masataka Tamaoki, Tetsuro Nakamichi Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 11: 179-179, 2011.

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	4. One case that low back pain produced in a follow-through from an impact of the both hands backstroke movement 若畑麻衣1, 白岩美希1, 石川亮介1, 三馬孝明1, 中道哲朗2 Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 11: 179-179, 2011.

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	7. One case of the right foot joint both ankles fracture that the transition to the right stance phase became smooth by improvement of pelvis, the trunk alignment of the left stance phase Mana Yamauchi, Megumi Senga, Is a trip; arrive Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 11: 181-181, 2011.

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	8. One case after the right total knee replacement that locomotor utility decreased in the right stance phase because right hip joint internal rotation was difficult Taku Yoshida truth 1, Takayuki Yamashita 1, Stone Takashi Hama 2 Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 11: 181-181, 2011.

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	9. The best case of the left thighbone trochanter part fracture that kyphosis posture inhibited smooth weight movement at walk initiation, and showed the utility decrease that stood alone Kaji Misako Sako, Megumi Senga, Takayo Mitsuta Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 11: 182-182, 2011.

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	11. One case of the cerebral infarction left hemiplegia that locomotor safety decreased by wrong position of the paralysis side scapulary Kaneoka wing 1, Ryo Kitamura Castle 2, Tetsuro Nakamichi 2 Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 11: 183-183, 2011.

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	12. The best case of patients with cerebral infarction right hemiplegia that paralysis side elbow joint flexure was poor, and reported movement difficulty at the wash body movement of the non-paralysis side upper arm part 森井佑実, 水上俊樹, 藤本将志 Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 11: 183-183, 2011.

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	13. The best case of patients with cerebral infarction left hemiplegia that pain appeared in a paralysis side stance phase at the stairs promotion in the paralysis side thigh lateral part and non-paralysis side waist back 橋谷裕太郎, Shellfish buttocks wish, Masashi Fujimoto Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 11: 184-184, 2011.

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	14. The best case of the cervical spondylotic myelopathy that a lower right system occurred because of the sensory disturbance of the left leg the pelvic left rotation in a later stage from the left mid-stance, and the right stance phase showed tendency to fall Masaru Takahashi group 1, Masanori Ito 2 Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 11: 184-184, 2011.

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	15. Is one case of the right hemiplegia after cerebral hemorrhage in acknowledgment of the risk of the fall by the mistake of the right foot part in the locomotor right swing phase 岩辰津也 1, Masanori Ito 2 Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 11: 185-185, 2011.

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	16. The best case of patients with spinal dural arteriovenous fistula which suffered from movement in shoes with the side locus by microdactyly side load difficulty 高森絵斗, 田尻恵乃, Keisuke Akamatsu Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 11: 185-185, 2011.

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	17. The best case of the right hemiplegia that locomotor stability decreased by muscle tone abnormalities of the right hip joint circumference group of muscles in the mid-stance from right idling leg telophase Ryo Okumura, Yoshinori Yamamoto Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 11: 186-186, 2011.

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	18. The best case of the stroke right hemiplegia that showed improvement to the compasses of the paralysis side swing phase by approach to paralysis side scapulary 島崎瞳1, 米田浩久2 Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 11: 186-186, 2011.

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	19. Utility locomotor by the dysfunction of the paralysis parapodium part and higher nervous function is one case of hemiplegic patients after cerebral infarction that decreased Shoichi Yasui 1, Masanori Ito 2 Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 11: 187-187, 2011.

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	20. One case of patients with spinocerebellar degeneration who had the COPD to appeal for a feeling of dyspnea at restroom movement Kozo Yamamoto, Yoshinori Yamamoto Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 11: 187-187, 2011.

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	21. The best case of the Parkinson patients whom conducted a simulated undergarment dressing problem, and the tendency to fall to the left flank in the locomotor left mid-stance improved 勝健太郎, Matsui good luck person, Stone Takashi Hama Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 11: 188-188, 2011.

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	22. One case of patients with Parkinson's disease that sedentary safety improvement was obtained by writing brush movement Country branch Hideki 1, Kunihiko Murao 1, Stone Takashi Hama 2 Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 11: 188-188, 2011.

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