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Journal of Rehabilitation and Health Sciences

Volume 5, Issue / 2007
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Japanese Article A Preliminary Study on the Effect of Care Prevention with Development of a “Tai Chi-like Exercise”
Takuo NOMURA1, Nobuki SUGENO2, Kiyoshi NAGANO1, Jinro TAKATO3, Shouzoh UEKI3, Hisao YANAGI4, Shin-ichi KIKUCHI5, Seiji YASUMURA2
Journal of Rehabilitation and Health Sciences 5: 1-6, 2007.
Japanese Article Does Motor Imagery Simulate Temporal Characteristics of Motor Task?
Shinji TANIGAWA1, Koichi HIRAOKA2
Journal of Rehabilitation and Health Sciences 5: 7-12, 2007.
Japanese Article Study on vitamin D nutrient of Japanese pregnant woman and infants
Tomoko Ozeki 1, Keiichi Oguro 1, Saeko Imai 1, End Kimiyo Hara 2, Shuichi Miyatani 1
Journal of Rehabilitation and Health Sciences 5: 13-18, 2007.
Japanese Article About the effect that hallux extorsion training gives to single stepladder rank balance
吉本陽二1, 神谷早智子2, 淵岡聡1, 奥田邦晴1, 中江徳彦3
Journal of Rehabilitation and Health Sciences 5: 19-23, 2007.
Japanese Article It is a multicenter study an effect of the exercise therapy education using the diabetes education teaching materials by the physical therapist
Taku Nomura straight 1, Masashi Matsumura 2, Takuya Yamazaki 2, Kayo Yamamoto 3, Satoshi Nakao 4, Kenichi Ito 1, Deep water Satoshi Oka 1, Kuniharu Okuda 1
Journal of Rehabilitation and Health Sciences 5: 25-30, 2007.
Japanese Article Utility - of the fall sense of fear reduction in trial - physical therapy enforcement of the intervention of the cognitive-behavioral therapy for the elderly people who received surgical therapy after a fall fracture
Ash Yoshie 1, Yumi Higuchi 1, Kuniharu Okuda 1, 元村直靖 2
Journal of Rehabilitation and Health Sciences 5: 31-37, 2007.
English Article Prototype Quantitative Mechanical Device for Measuring Tactile and Pressure Sense: Measurement of Movement Precision in Hand Palsy Associated with Cerebrovascular Disease.
Hisanori KOJIMA1, Toshiyasu INUMARU2, Reiko ABE3, Tadayoshi UEDA1
Journal of Rehabilitation and Health Sciences 5: 39-41, 2007.
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