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	Foreword 大沼俊博 Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: 2019.

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	Special feature "reduction from clinical practice to a study and clinical practice" 関西理学療法学会 Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: 2019.

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	Research arising from clinical work and the benefits of research to clinical work Toshiaki SUZUKI Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: 1-2, 2019.

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	Clinical application of movement observation using F-wave measurements Hirokazu TAKASAKI1), Kenji SUEHIRO2), Takashi ISHIHAMA1), Toshiaki SUZUKI3) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: 3-11, 2019.

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	Handling technique based on electromyographic research Yuichiro MIURA Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: 12-16, 2019.

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	A discussion of scapular function based on electromyographic data Tomohito IJIRI1,2), Takamitsu KUSUNOKI3,4) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: 17-26, 2019.

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	Clinical aspects of electromyography findings, changes in the center of pressure of the foot, and posture movement analysis related to trunk functions Koji NOSE1,2), Tetsuro NAKAMICHI3), Toshiaki SUZUKI2) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: 27-33, 2019.

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	Considerations for clinical practice based on electromyography studies of the hip joint and pelvic band : one-sided lower limb-raising motion in the sitting and standing positions Tomohiro KIDA1), Riku ITO1), Masashi FUJIMOTO1), Toshihiro OHNUMA2), Toshiaki SUZUKI3) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: 34-41, 2019.

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	Clinical research using rhythm tasks Yuki TAKAHASHI1), Yoshinori YAMAMOTO2), Naoki KADO1) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: 42-47, 2019.

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	Electromyographic and movement analysis of lateral weight shift in the standing position and trunk anterior tilt movement in the standing position focusing on hip joint muscles Hideaki MURAOKA1,2), Takashi SHIMIZU1), Masataka TAMAKI1) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: 48-55, 2019.

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	Clinical application of motor imagery : examination of F-waves Yuki FUKUMOTO1), Marina TODO1), Hiroyuki MATSUBARA2) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: 56-62, 2019.

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	Changes in trunk, pelvic, and hip-joint alignment during downward reach from a standing position Takumi IKEDA1,4), Kenji SUEHIRO2), Takashi ISHIHAMA3), Toshiaki SUZUKI4) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: 63-68, 2019.

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	Effect of difficult finger movements on the excitability of the contralateral upper limb spinal neural function Koichi SANO1,3), Naoki KADO2), Yuki TAKAHASHI2), Takenobu MAEDA2), Toshiaki SUZUKI3) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: 69-73, 2019.

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	A literature review of the biomechanics of turning during walking Wataru YAMAZAKI1,2), Yasuhiko HATANAKA1) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: 74-83, 2019.

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	Effect of performing motor imagery simultaneously with movement on the excitability of the spinal nerve function and its impact on the accuracy of movement : examination using Scale 4 of the Kinesthetic and Visual Imagery Questionnaire Natsuki TSURUTA1), Yuki FUKUMOTO1,2), Marina TODO1,2), Makiko TANI2,3), Toshiaki SUZUKI1-3) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: 84-91, 2019.

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	Changes in the excitability of the spinal motor nerve function immediately after motor imagery of the box and block test Tomohiro OGAWA1,2), Hiroyuki MATSUBARA1), Naoki KADO3), Toshiaki SUZUKI2) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: 92-97, 2019.

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	Contribution of the lower extremities to successive rising from supine with trunk rotation at an optimal speed in healthy adult men : evaluation of the angular impulse of the body segment Takashi NISHIMORI1), Tatsuya URATA2) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: 98-103, 2019.

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	Improvement of the safety and stability of the forward-upward reach motion similar to hanging clothes on a pole after treatment focused on the feet : case study Naoki YAMASHITA1), Yuki KAWASAKI1), Tomohito IJIRI1,2) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: 104-109, 2019.

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	A patient with compressive myelopathy who gained the ability to perform meal movements using right forearm support Tomohiro NAKAMORI1), Yoshinori YAMAMOTO1), Naoki KADO2), Toshiaki SUZUKI3) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: 110-113, 2019.

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	A patient with right hemiparesis who had backward instability in the double stance phase Kanako MIYOSHI1), Yoshinori YAMAMOTO1), Naoki KADO2), Toshiaki SUZUKI3) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: 114-117, 2019.

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	A patient with disuse syndrome showed improved walking speed due to increased extension of the left hip joint and left knee joint in the left stance Yuta KIMURA1), Yoshinori YAMAMOTO1), Naoki KADO2), Toshiaki SUZUKI3) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: 118-121, 2019.

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	A case of bilateral Achilles tendon extension with reduced walking speed Koki OYAMA1), Shingo FURUUMI1), Keisuke SHIMIZU1), Yuriko MURAMOTO1), Tetsuro NAKAMICHI1), Toshiaki SUZUKI2) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: 122-128, 2019.

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	Literature introduction "three-dimensional exercise analysis at articulus humeri internal rotation and external rotation" 白井孝尚 Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: 139-141, 2019.

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	Literature introduction "canalization of the information processing of the primary somatesthetic area in the ball mawashi problem" 佐野紘一 Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: 142-144, 2019.

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	Literature introduction "eyes diachronic study about the handling of feelings side of patients with chronic pain" 山本将揮 Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: 144-147, 2019.

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	About the literature introduction "volitional contraction and effect that a muscular contraction by the electrical stimulation gives in the excitability of motor nerves" 黒部正孝 Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: 147-150, 2019.

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	About "the encoding of the different neural pathway of a literature introduction muscle sense-like physical image and the visual physical image" 柳川洸輔 Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: 150-153, 2019.

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	Literature introduction at "rest and effect to give in the excitability of the corticospinal tract of the tibialis anterior muscle at the most Oshita shrinkage the pain by the thermal stimulus on skin" 渕野航平 Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: 154-156, 2019.

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	In the holding of the 19th Kansai physical therapy society case study arts and sciences meeting 石濱崇史 Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: ii-ii, 2019.

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	1. The best case of the left patella fracture that we rotated extension, the lower left thigh externally with left knee joint in the left stance phase, and the flexure of the left knee joint was poor in earlier period of left idling leg 寺田昇斗1), 安井翔一1) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: vi-vi, 2019.

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	2. One case after the right Total Hip Arthroplasty which accepted a drop of the walk speed because pelvic forward movement accompanied with the right hip joint extension was poor 北原拓1), 寺村聡志1), 木原美沙1) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: vi-vi, 2019.

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	3. One right femoral neck fracture postoperative case that a stability drop was found in when a grasp did the Bon Festival and stepped over the threshold 山内聖也1), 千葉伊吹1), 奥森陽平1), 田中正樹1) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: vii-vii, 2019.

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	4. One case of the disuse atrophy that left knee joint bends it without inner rolling, and the left hip joint becomes unstable in in the left stance phase of the backward walk to the right rear 清原克哲1,2), 福徳彩人1,2), 中森友啓1,2) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: vii-vii, 2019.

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	5. One case that the improvement of the extension phase of the start affected the hip joint extension movement of the last part of standpoint of the walk 渡辺路奈1), 田中智也1) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: viii-viii, 2019.

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	6. One case after the right Total Hip Arthroplasty that we rotated, and a pelvis became unstable in the right for external rotation and retroversion of the right culf backward for the right mid-stance 宇根和貴1), 安井翔一1) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: viii-viii, 2019.

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	7. One case of the infarction of spinal cord that squatted down, and accepted tendency to fall to the rear in the movement in a start from posture 土田菜月1), 田坂悠貴1), 池原千尋1), 廣瀬知大1) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: ix-ix, 2019.

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	8. One case of the cerebral infarction left hemiplegia that showed a leftover in diet movement on the left side 木下晃紀1,4), 木村勇太2,4), 三好加奈子3,4) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: ix-ix, 2019.

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	9. One case of the left thalamic bleeding that the right foot part was supination digit, and accepted instability to the left front for the right mid-stance 赤木京香1), 御宮知常喜1) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: x-x, 2019.

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	10. The best case after the right thighbone trochanter region bone fracture technique which accepted safety, a stability drop at crutch walking by right hip joint adductor muscle weakness 松田直佳1), 神部智紀1), 好井直輝1), 清原直幸1) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: x-x, 2019.

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	11. One case that led to acquisition of the wash body movement by scapulary, the treatment that paid its attention to scapular exercise 井上直人1), 川崎由希1) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: xi-xi, 2019.

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	12. One left shoulder rotator cuff tear postoperative case that lassitude appeared to the left shoulder in Shay King movement 岩崎滉平1), 長崎進1), 上村拓矢1), 鈴木宏宜1), 飛田勇樹1) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: xi-xi, 2019.

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	13. One case that utility of the shampoo movement improved by the treatment that paid its attention to a supraspinalis muscle function at the stretching up of arm 安積裕二1), 川島康裕1) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: xii-xii, 2019.

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	14. The case that caused a painful arm at upward reach movement of the shoulder functional decline in front 門田美咲1), 長崎進1), 上村拓矢1), 鈴木宏宜1), 飛田勇樹1) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: xii-xii, 2019.

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	15. One case after the right Total Knee Arthroplasty which had difficulty in clothing of the undergarment 藤原有花1), 弓倉慶也1), 高野寿美香1), 丸山祥平1), 林哲弘1), 高崎浩壽1), 池田匠1) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: xiii-xiii, 2019.

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	16. Physical therapy for patients with degenerative lumbar spondylosis that showed a stable drop in the hand-washing movement 竹村泰拓1), 齋藤記央1), 楠貴光1) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: xiii-xiii, 2019.

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	17. One case that an adduction, the extension of the left hip joint was enabled for the left load reaction period, and safety, the speed of the walk improved 浪越翔太1), 佐野紘一1,2) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 19: xiv-xiv, 2019.

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