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Issue I/2023

• Hello Again!? The renaissance of movement quality
• Intensive Gait Rehabilitation
• Early mobilisation in the intensive care unit
• Mobility training with ALS
• SmartHealthNet

Issue I/2022

• Brain moving too slowly?  Exercise helps.
• Physiotherapy for Covid-19
• Therapeutic Gamification and rehabilitation  technologies in use
• A persistent vegetative  state to working  capacity thanks  to verticalisation –  A case study
• Back on your feet  again – state-of-the-art  technology restoring  the ability to walk

Issue I/2021

• Early mobilisation – physiotherapists demonstrate the impact of their work
• Robotics makes the difference
• Bored and alone – Zirkeltraining in der Neuroreha
• “Don’t talk – walk!” The gait lab at the DianaKlinik Bad Bevensen
• Let’s cycle

Issue II/2020

• Preserving innovation
• My life in motion
• Designing practical balance training
• Better outcome through rehabilitation after intensive care
• Training in neurology and geriatrics

Issue I/2020

• Early rehabilitation – training critically ill patients in intensive care units begins early
• Training in neurology and geriatrics – Part 2
• Update: Early and gait rehabilitation
• Gait therapy: Standing on both feet
• Win-win in the rehabilitation market

Issue II/2019

• Constant repetition is the most important thing
• Training in neurology and geriatrics - Part 1
• Modern gait rehabilitation – where are we and where are we going?
• Cycling successfully in a team
• Robotics in rehabilitation

Issue I/2019

• Balance - disorders and evidence-based therapy
• Less fear of falling!
• Motor therapy for multiple sclerosis - Part 3
• Acoustic balance training
• Need Assistance

Issue II/2019

• Motor therapy for multiple sclerosis - Part 2
• Circuit class therapy improves mobility after stroke
• The Gait Lab
• Cycling for walking after stroke
• Electromechanical gait therapy from the physiotherapist’s perspective

Issue I/2018

• Modern gait rehabilitation - Practise walking by walking
• University geriatric medicine at Felix Platter Hospital
• Putting hybrid gait trainers to the test
• What keeps us balanced?
• Motor therapy for multiple sclerosis
• Intensive continuous therapy for paraplegia

Issue II/2017

• From evidence to clinical practice
• The THERA concept assessment
• It’s all about nerves! Neuroplasticity and motor learning
• Interview: Effective training of postural control
• The Borg-Scale: How strenuous should it be?

Issue I/2017

• Device-based therapy – but how?
• Changes bring a new view of the world
• Interview: Ensuring research reaches the patient
• Interview: Development close to the customer
• Therapy for severely-affected patients
• The neurological patient
• Device-based balance training for people with apoplexy
• Effective balance training in rehabilitation