The 3rd Annual Rehabilitation and Allied Health Research Day,
An Interdisciplinary Look at Clinical, Translational and Basic Research,
was held on Friday, November 16, 2007 in Health Sciences Building.

Organized and Sponsored by:
ECU College of Allied Health Sciences
ECU Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Brody School of Medicine
Regional Rehabilitation Center of Pitt County Memorial Hospital

A continuous SLIDE SHOW was displayed during the Poster Session.

Click here to watch a VIDEO of the day's events

Poster Presentations

• The Value to Needle Electromyography in the Evaluation of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
• Rehabilitation of a 4-Limb Amputee Secondary to Iatrogenic Critical Limb Ischemia
• Students’ Reactions to Attending 12-Step Meetings: Implications for Counselor Education
  
• The Use of Three-Dimensional Quantitative Gait Analysis to Assess a Bilateral Transtibial Amputee Following Initial Prosthetic Fitting
  
• Effectiveness of Vital Stimulation in the Treatment of Patients with Dysphagia
  
• Calcium Elevates Glut4 Transcriptional Activity In The Presence Of Elevated Fatty Acids
• The Effects of Presentation Rate on the Decoding Profiles of Reading Disordered Adults
• Influence of Temporal Targets and Object Weight on Smoothness of Forearm and Wrist Motion in Focal Dystonia: A Case Study
• Effects of Exercise on Expression of Skeletal Muscle Acyl-Coa Synthetase Isoform Gene Expression in Obese African-American and Caucasion Women
• Fall Education and Prevention Among Older Adults
• Naming Patterns in Typically Aging Adults
• Inpatient Rehabilitation Trends in the Morbidly Obese Population
• Is perception of surface motion influenced by vision or divided attention?
• Length of Stay & Physical Therapy Requirements for Bariatric Patients Following a Traumatic Lower Leg Fracture
• Review of Social Capacity Evaluations At Pitt County Memorial Hospital July 2004 –April 2007
• Semantic Feature Analysis Approach to Enhancing Word Retrieval in Aphasia
• Electrodiagnostic EMG Study provided through the Telemedicine Center
• Timing is Everything: An Investigation of Auditory and Visual Temporal Processing in Children With Reading Disorders 
• The Influence of Rate and Lexical Organization on Decoding Skills in Children with Reading Disorders 

Dr. Mageean speaks to the group.

Attendees