Greetings, Conference Focusing on How to Restructure the Rehabilitation Medicine
2014-2
Prof. Shigeo Takizawa (Japan)
Message
2014-3
Prof. Gelu Onose (Romania)
Dear fellows and friends,
2014-4
Prof. Shirasawa Takuji (Japan)
Greetings
2014-5
Prof. Mieczyslaw Pokorski (Poland)
Integration of the molecular Genetics and Engineering to Accelerate Restructuring the Rehabilitation Medicine
2014-6
Prof. Hajime Takada (Japan)
Greetings
Keynote lecture： （9:30 -11:30） (RR : To Restructure the Rehabilitation Medicine)
02-9:30
Aging of Cerebral Functions: Advances in the prevention and treatment of organic memory disorders associated with aging
Jose Leon-Carrion, Maria del Rosario Dominguez-Morales (Spain)
02-9:50
Researches for long time on the Autonomous Kinetic Rehabilitation Centering the Motivative Exercise (Takizawa Method) to RR
Yoshiko Morita (Japan)
02-10:10
Image Analysis of a Cerebral Function Clarifying to RR
Toshiyuki Tanaka (Japan)
02-10:30
Neuroprotection in patients with subacute/ subchronic conditions following severe central nervous system (CNS) lesions (with focus on traumatic, brain & spinal cord, injuries): a modern contribution, including possibly, to RR
Gelu Onose
02-10:50
Stem Cell, Neurogenesis, and RR
Shirasawa Takuji
02-11:10
Super Aged Society Sustainable by RR
Taki Takizawa, Shigeo
General presentation 1: (11:30 -12:30)
02-11:30
Secular change of effect of Motivative exercise by FNIRS test
Yoshiko Morita, Shigeo Takizawa
02-11:45
Day care rehabilitation enforcement adopting the Takizawa Method and yearly care degree changes as an effect judging
Lika Wada, Toshihiro Tachibana, Shigeo Takizawa
02-12:00
Estimation of brain activity position with sensitivity matrix in NIRS measurement
Effect judging by the cerebral function of Motivative exercise to passive exercise and Progressive Resistive Exercise in a recovery rehabilitation hospital
Dystonia - the disease of the body who doesn’t obey
Aurelian Anghelescu (Romania)
02- 13:15-2
Early post-acute clinical and evolutive particularities of cervical spinal cord injury (CSCI) at elderly subjects
Aurelian Anghelescu, Gelu Onose, Anca Sanda Mihaescu (Romania)
02- 13:15-3
Walking rehabilitation in patients with recent ischemic stroke comparative study between in peripheral repetitive magnetic stimulation and classical neuromuscular stimulation
Bumbea Ana Maria, Traistaru Rodica, Popescu Roxana (Romania)
02- 13:15-4
Plantar support - a perspective of evaluation of children with scoliosis
Cognitive functioning of the prelingually deaf adults
Mieczyslaw Pokorski and S. Klimanska (Poland)
General presentation 2: (14:30 - 18:00)
02-14:30
Physiology of aging and brain plasticity
Camillo Di Giulio, Mazzatenta.A.(Italy), Pokorski M.
02-14:45
UPPER LIMB RECOVERY WITH NEUROCOGNITIVE REHABILITATION METHOD AFTER CEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE: CASE REPORT
Giovanni Barassi, Rosa Grazia Bellomo, Alexandra Di Stefano, Raoul Saggini (Italy)
02-15:00
THERAPY OF SPASTICITY WITH FOCUSED ACOUSTIC WAVES BY TREATING MYOFASCIAL KEY POINTS
Rosa Grazia Bellomo, Giovanni Barassi, Alexandra Di Stefano, Raoul Saggini (Italy)
02-15:15
THE LIFE QUALITY OF FAMILIES WITH A DISABLED CHILDREN
L. Padure, V. Morcov, L.Preduca, C. Morcov (Romania)
02-15:30
Continuity of Life: A novel approach to assessing recovery of people with acquired brain injury
Aleksandar Janca, Zaza Lyons, Kellie Bennett (Australia)
Tea brake(15:45 - 16:00)
02-16:00
HOME REHABILITATION MANAGEMENT IN CHRONIC STROKE: PILOT STUDY
Rosa Grazia Bellomo, Alexandra Di Stefano, Giovanni Barassi, Raoul Saggini (Italy)
02-16:15
Kinetic Analysis Method on Rehabilitation Trainings
Noriko Yoshiike (Japan)
02-16:30
REHABILITATION MEDICINE IN EU/ROMANIA AS IT IS PERCEPTED BY RESIDENT DOCTORS (DREEM TEST)
Ioan-Sorin Stratulat (Romania)
02-16:45
Our Approach For Healthy Longevity. -including an introduction to Japanese hot springs.-
Kaeko Iwanami (Japan)
02-17:00
Findings regarding relationships between socio-demographic, psychological and co-morbidity factors and the functional status, in geriatric inpatients
A. Capisizu, S. Aurelian, A. Zamfirescu, I. Omer, M. Haras, C. Ciobotaru, L. Onose, T. Spircu, G. Onose (Romania)
02-17:15
Cocont Oil and Alzheimer’s Disease
Daniela Pantzi Shiga (Japan)
02-17:30
Our long-term unitary appraisal regarding neurorestorative, including neurorehabilitative, outcomes in patients following traumatic brain injury, treated with Cerebrolysin
Cristina Daia, Onose Gelu, Liliana Onose, Anghelescu Aurelian, Monica Haras, Spircu Tiberiu Anca Sanda Mihaescu (Romania)
02-17:45
A model of care unit : Pediatric Neuropsychomotor Rehabilitation Center ?Dr. N. Robanescu”, Bucharest
L.Padure, V.Morcov (Romania)
Closing remarks(18:00-)
2014-7
Prof. Raoul Saggini (Italy)
Greetings
September 14, Sun (At the hotel “GRAN HOTEL LAR”)
The Biophilia Editorial Board meeting
03-1
Arrangement about the international joint research
03-2
The meeting for the evaluation and examination of IBRC 2014
03-3
The schedule examination for a next Conference, IBRC 2015 and the selection for the proposed site (country) of IBRC 2015
Guide:
http://www.biophilia.pw/thisyear/06.shtml
Contact:
Prof. Jose Leon-Carrion, Catedratico/Chair Dept. of Experimental Psychology Human Neuropsychology Laboratory School of Psychology, University of Seville, Seville, Spain Consultant, Dept. of Research, Development and Innovation (I+D+I) Center for Brain Injury Rehabilitation (CRECER), Seville, Spain
Prof. Taki TAKIZAWA, Shigeo International Biophilia Rehabilitation Academy Biophilia Institute; the Designated and Registered Institute by the Japanese Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology 4-24-5 Shonandai Fujisawa, Japan 252-0804 Phone: +81 466-90-4501 Fax: +81 466 90 4552 Email: takizawa (at) biophilia.biz
