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	Neurological Mechanism for Normal Movement Toshiaki SUZUKI, Makiko TANI, Rie NABETA, Ikuro WAKAYAMA, Sohei YOSHIDA Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 2: 1-9, 2002.

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	Knowledge of Mechanics for Observational Motion Analysis Yoshitsugu TANINO Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 2: 11-16, 2002.

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	Efficient Movement from the Viewpoints of Anatomy, Kinetics and Kinematics as the Motion Mechanism Tetsuei KAWANO Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 2: 17-24, 2002.

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	Standing-Up Atsushi GOTOH, Takeshi TAKADA, Kenji SUEHIRO Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 2: 25-40, 2002.

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	Walking and Gait Hirofumi WATANABE Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 2: 41-44, 2002.

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	Running and Sprinting Shinichi DAIKUYA Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 2: 45-47, 2002.

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	Review about the Revision of Japanese Medical Fee Payment in 2002, Especially in the Field of Rehabilitation Atsushi CHUMA Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 2: 49-56, 2002.

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	A Study on Appropriate Hospital Personnel Wages in View of Medical Fee Revision of 2002 -Based on Hospital Administration Theories- Norio OKUDA Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 2: 57-61, 2002.

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	How Could We Maintain Rehabilitation Care in Seeking for a Hopeful 21st Century? From the Hospital Administration Viewpoint Norio OKUDA Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 2: 63-65, 2002.

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	How Could We Maintain Rehabilitation Care in Seeking for a Hopeful 21st Century? From the Viewpoint of Manager and Medical Doctor Yasuhiko MAKI Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 2: 67-68, 2002.

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	How Could We Maintain Rehabilitation Care in Seeking a Hopeful 21st Century? From the Viewpoint of the Clinical Scene in the Hospital Yuichiro MIURA Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 2: 69-70, 2002.

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	How Could We Maintain Rehabilitation Care in Seeking a Hopeful 21st Century? From the Viewpoint of the Clinical Scene in the Geriatric Health Services Facility Satoru NISHIGUCHI, Koji KANISE Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 2: 71-73, 2002.

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	How Could We Maintain Rehabilitation Care in Seeking a Hopeful 21st Century? Introduction of the Outpatient Rehabilitation Centers & Medical Training Therapy Makoto KATO Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 2: 75-81, 2002.

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	How Could We Maintain Rehabilitation Care in Seeking a Hopeful 21st Century? From the Viewpoint of Physical Therapy Education Shinichi DAIKUYA Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 2: 83-85, 2002.

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	Acupuncture Therapy for Shoulder Pain and Low Back Pain Rie NABETA1), Tomoyuki NABETA2) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 2: 87-91, 2002.

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	Preventing and Alleviating Low Back Pain in Medical and Welfare Workers and Helpers -Health Care in the Viewpoint of Oriental Medicine- Makiko TANI Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 2: 93-95, 2002.

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	Analysis of Pelvic Movement and Electromyographic Activity of Gluteus Medius Muscle in Relation to Limitation of Motion of the Transverse Tarsal Joint at Supported Side on Hemi-Standing Takashi NISHIMORI, Shinichi DAIKUYA Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 2: 97-102, 2002.

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	Physical Therapy for the Paralyzed Superior Limb in a Patient with Postapoplectic Hemiplegia -Focusing on the Evaluation of Sustained Elevation of the Paralyzed Superior Limb Toshihiro OHNUMA1), Hirofumi WATANABE1), Seiko TSUTATANI1), Hiroko MIYOSHI1), Takeshi YAMAGUCHI1), Toshiaki SUZUKI2) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 2: 103-107, 2002.

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	Function of the Affected Arm Improved by Physical Therapy for Function of Trunk Muscle in Patient with Cerebrovascular Disease Naoki KADO Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 2: 109-112, 2002.

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	The Electromyographic Analysis of the Effect of Therapeutic Exercises for a Post-Stroke Patient Shows Difficulty in Walking due to Imbalance of Trunk Muscle Actions Hirohisa YONEDA1), Toshiaki SUZUKI2) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 2: 113-120, 2002.

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	Effects of Shortened Pectoralis Major Muscle on Tonus of Abdominal Muscles and Hamstring Muscles in Hemiplegia Caused by Cerebrovascular Diseases -A Patient in Whom Clinical Effects were Evaluated by EMG- Kyosuke TAKASAKI1), Naoki KADO2) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 2: 121-126, 2002.

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	The Effect of Acupuncture Therapy on a Patient with Cervical Dystonia after Ineffective Therapies Based on Western Medicine Tomoko IIZUKA1,2), Makiko TANI2), Aya TAKADA1,2), Hironori INOUE2), Toshiaki SUZUKI2), Ikuro WAKAYAMA2), Souhei YOSHIDA2) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 2: 127-132, 2002.

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	Acupuncture Therapy on the Basis of Scalenus in a Patient with Cervical Dystonia Hironori INOUE1,2), Makiko TANI2), Aya TAKADA, Acupuncturist1), Tomoko IIZUKA1), Toshiaki SUZUKI2), Ikuro WAKAYAMA2), Souhei YOSHIDA2) Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 2: 133-138, 2002.

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	For the case that present with Q. periarthritis scapulohumeralis, and effect of treatment does not continue just Kazuki Nakatsuka Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 2: 139-141, 2002.

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	One case that suffered from pain loss the ankle bone ahead after Q. ankle blow, a sprain Arbor Kazumi Aya Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 2: 142-145, 2002.

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	Q.The iron treatment for cervico-omo-brachial syndrome to the pain and weight languor of to right upper limb from the head and the chief complaint 福島綾子 Journal of Kansai Physical Therapy 2: 146-148, 2002.

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