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Dear colleagues,
13th Annual Meeting of the European Society for Movement Analysis of Adults and Children will take place from 23rd to 25th of September 2004 in Warsaw, Poland.
You cand find the program of the Conference on the web page: www.czd.waw.pl/~esmac2004/program.html.
The Meeting will be preeceded (20th to 22nd September) by two parallel events: ESMAC Basic Gait Course and Series of Seminars.
The program of the Basic Gait Course can be downloaded from the page:
www.czd.waw.pl/~esmac2004/course.html.
There are six seminars with following topics:
Spasticity - physiology, quantification and caused gait disorders
Introduction - M. Lebiedowska
Physiology of spasticity - E. Jankowska
Methods to quantify spasticity - M. Lebiedowska
Hypertonia in cerebral palsy patients - M. Lebiedowska
Gait and spasticity (case reports) - F.Buczek, M.Lebiedowska
Balance disorders and their assessment
Measuring posture and postural reactions, Introduction - Jacques Duysens
Biomechanics of balance - At Hof
Assessment of standing balance recovery in the context of stroke rehabilitation - Alexander Guerts
Modelling of upper extremities, shoulder and hand, and the use of these models in movement analysis - Dirkjan Veeger and E.K.J. Chadwick
Kinematic recording procedures
Biomechanical Modelling
Clinical Applications
Gait assessment in assistive devices
Introduction (Rationale for three and two dimensional assessment) - John Stallard
Forces & Moments in Orthoses - MF & John Stallard
Two Dimensional Assessment - Sybil Farmer & John Stallard
Orthotic Tuning - Elaine Owen & Sybil Farmer
Prosthetic Alignment - Maurizio Ferrarin
Transportable Service - John Stallard
The role of movement analysis in the assessment of joint replacements
Early Post-operative Biomechanical Assessment of Joint Replacements - John J. O'Connor
Joint kinematics and musculoskeletal loading - Markus Heller
Gait analysis and fluoroscopy for the evaluation of total knee replacement. Functional performance - Maria-Grazia Benedetti
Use of RSA for the assessment of joint replacements - Richie Gill
Movement analysis in sport
Movement analysis in the sports and for the sports - Renato Rodano
Movement analysis in sport: Performance enhancement and injury prevention - G-P. Brüggeman
Movement analysis to increase effectiveness of teaching swimming - Ross Sanders
Details and registration information, together with Accomodation Form and information about the hotels could be found at the web site: www.czd.waw.pl/~esmac2004.
If you need any additional information please do not hesitate to contact us. You can find the e-mail addresses on the web page.
Sincerely, Malgorzata Syczewska
Malgorzata Syczewska, PhD
Dept. Paediatric Rehabilitation
The Children's Memorial Health Institute
Warsaw, Poland
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13th Annual Meeting of the European Society for Movement Analysis of Adults and Children will take place from 23rd to 25th of September 2004 in Warsaw, Poland.
You cand find the program of the Conference on the web page: www.czd.waw.pl/~esmac2004/program.html.
The Meeting will be preeceded (20th to 22nd September) by two parallel events: ESMAC Basic Gait Course and Series of Seminars.
The program of the Basic Gait Course can be downloaded from the page:
www.czd.waw.pl/~esmac2004/course.html.
There are six seminars with following topics:
Spasticity - physiology, quantification and caused gait disorders
Introduction - M. Lebiedowska
Physiology of spasticity - E. Jankowska
Methods to quantify spasticity - M. Lebiedowska
Hypertonia in cerebral palsy patients - M. Lebiedowska
Gait and spasticity (case reports) - F.Buczek, M.Lebiedowska
Balance disorders and their assessment
Measuring posture and postural reactions, Introduction - Jacques Duysens
Biomechanics of balance - At Hof
Assessment of standing balance recovery in the context of stroke rehabilitation - Alexander Guerts
Modelling of upper extremities, shoulder and hand, and the use of these models in movement analysis - Dirkjan Veeger and E.K.J. Chadwick
Kinematic recording procedures
Biomechanical Modelling
Clinical Applications
Gait assessment in assistive devices
Introduction (Rationale for three and two dimensional assessment) - John Stallard
Forces & Moments in Orthoses - MF & John Stallard
Two Dimensional Assessment - Sybil Farmer & John Stallard
Orthotic Tuning - Elaine Owen & Sybil Farmer
Prosthetic Alignment - Maurizio Ferrarin
Transportable Service - John Stallard
The role of movement analysis in the assessment of joint replacements
Early Post-operative Biomechanical Assessment of Joint Replacements - John J. O'Connor
Joint kinematics and musculoskeletal loading - Markus Heller
Gait analysis and fluoroscopy for the evaluation of total knee replacement. Functional performance - Maria-Grazia Benedetti
Use of RSA for the assessment of joint replacements - Richie Gill
Movement analysis in sport
Movement analysis in the sports and for the sports - Renato Rodano
Movement analysis in sport: Performance enhancement and injury prevention - G-P. Brüggeman
Movement analysis to increase effectiveness of teaching swimming - Ross Sanders
Details and registration information, together with Accomodation Form and information about the hotels could be found at the web site: www.czd.waw.pl/~esmac2004.
If you need any additional information please do not hesitate to contact us. You can find the e-mail addresses on the web page.
Sincerely, Malgorzata Syczewska
Malgorzata Syczewska, PhD
Dept. Paediatric Rehabilitation
The Children's Memorial Health Institute
Warsaw, Poland
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