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Selected Publications
Gait characteristics of children with hemiplegic cerebral palsy following modified constraint-induced movement therapy for the upper extremity.
This investigation assessed selected gait parameters of children with hemiparesis before and after participation in a modified constraint-induced movement therapy program (mCIMT). Recent advances in the understanding of the relationship between mCIMT and cortical reorganization supports the use of upper-extremity mCIMT to treat lower extremity deficits. However, the effects of mCIMT on the gait patterns of children with hemiparesis remain unclear.
read moreThree-dimensional rodent motion analysis and neurodegenerative disorders.
read moreMotion capture and associated novel measurement devices for movement function in humans and animal models
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Listen to Dr. Jayaraman on INside the OUTcomes: A Rehabilitation Research Podcast
How are wearable sensors, robotics, and AI changing rehabilitation? Arun Jayaraman of Shirley Ryan AbilityLab shares how emerging technologies are helping improve recovery, mobility, and independence…
view all newsAARP Feature: The New Science of Moving Again After a Stroke
A former Shirley Ryan AbilityLab patient and research participant was recently featured in an AARP article on advances in stroke rehabilitation over the past 25 years. The article highlights how emerging technologies are helping to transform recovery and features insights from Dr. Arun Jayaraman, who notes that stroke rehabilitation is a highly individualized process requiring personalized solutions.
Researcher Studies Nerve Transfer to Restore Diaphragm Function After Spinal Cord Injury
Mackenzie Long, a PhD candidate in Biomedical Engineering at Northwestern University, has been selected as an affiliate trainee in the Pathophysiology and Rehabilitation of Neural Dysfunction (PRND) Training Program.