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Length and intensity of rehabilitative involvement by Stonnington, H H

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Comparison of two injection techniques using botulinum toxin in spastic hemiplegia by CHILDERS, M. K, STACY, M, COOKE, D. L, STONNINGTON, H. H

“…This study sought to test the hypothesis that injections of botulinum toxin type A (BTX-A) at the mid belly of the gastrocnemius muscle in spastic hemiplegic…”
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Return to work for persons with traumatic brain injury: a supported employment approach by Wehman, P H, Kreutzer, J S, West, M D, Sherron, P D, Zasler, N D, Groah, C H, Stonnington, H H, Burns, C T, Sale, P R

“…Supported employment was used to place 41 persons into competitive employment during 30 months. All individuals had experienced severe head injuries; almost…”
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Community based rehabilitation by STONNINGTON, HENRY H.

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Evolution and vision by Stonnington, H H

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Effects of scopolamine treatment on long-term behavioral deficits following concussive brain injury to the rat by Lyeth, B G, Dixon, C E, Jenkins, L W, Hamm, R J, Alberico, A, Young, H F, Stonnington, H H, Hayes, R L

“…Scopolamine (0.1, 1.0, or 10.0 mg/kg) or saline was systemically (i.p.) administered to rats 15 min prior to concussive fluid percussion brain injury. Animals…”
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Incidence of lumbar disc surgery. A population-based study in Olmsted County, Minnesota, 1950-1979 by Bruske-Hohlfeld, I, Merritt, J L, Onofrio, B M, Stonnington, H H, Offord, K P, Bergstralh, E J, Beard, C M, Melton, 3rd, L J, Kurland, L T

“…Age- and sex-specific incidence rates of operation for suspected lumbar disc prolapse were determined for residents of Olmsted County, Minnesota, for the…”
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Effects of anticholinergic treatment on transient behavioral suppression and physiological responses following concussive brain injury to the rat by Lyeth, B G, Dixon, C E, Hamm, R J, Jenkins, L W, Young, H F, Stonnington, H H, Hayes, R L

“…Increasing doses (0.1, 1.0, 10.0 mg/kg) of scopolamine were systemically (i.p.) administered to rats subjected to moderate fluid percussion brain injury…”
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Correlation of functional independence measure (FIM) with SPECT Iofetamine (I-123) as a predictor of functional return in stroke by RUPRIGHT, J, SINGH, A, STONNINGTON, H, VOSS, W, FELDMAN, M, HEWITT, J, KAPILA, C

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Correlation of functional independence measure FIM with SPECT Iofetamine I123 as a predictor of functional return in stroke by Rupright, J, Singh, A, Stonnington, H, Voss, W, Feldman, M, Hewitt, J, Kapila, C

“…Function following stroke is often measured using the Functional Independence Measure FIM. Independence occurs when the patient achieves certain levels of…”
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Transient suppression of event-related evoked potentials produced by mild head injury in the cat by DeSalles, A A, Newlon, P G, Katayama, Y, Dixon, C E, Becker, D P, Stonnington, H H, Hayes, R L

“…Studies in humans have shown that sensory stimuli, presented in the context of certain tasks, can elicit a late positive component (LPC), namely P300, in the…”
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Supported employment and compensatory strategies for enhancing vocational outcome following traumatic brain injury by Kreutzer, J S, Wehman, P, Morton, M V, Stonnington, H H

“…Epidemiological research clearly indicates that traumatic head injury has reached epidemic proportions. Incidence rates for head injury are greater than those…”
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Supported employment and compensatory strategies for enhancing vocational outcome following traumatic brain injury by Kreutzer, J S, Wehman, P, Morton, M V, Stonnington, H H

“…This paper describes two approaches to improving the employment prospects of those suffering from head injury. It is noted that unemployment within the first 7…”
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Electrophrenic respiration by Stonnington, H H

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Cancer Rehabilitation by Stonnington, Henry H

“…When I started practicing medicine 30 years ago, the diagnosis of cancer was generally withheld from patients, the exception being businessmen "who needed to…”
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Aspects of paediatric disabilities by Stonnington, H H

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Tension myalgia by Stonnington, H H

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Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation by Stonnington, Henry H

“…Frank Krusen established the first Department of Physical Medicine in Philadelphia in 1929. He and other pioneers, such as Miland Knapp, Howard Rusk, and Earl…”
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Transcutaneous electrical stimulation: a double-blind trial of its efficacy for pain by Thorsteinsson, G, Stonnington, H H, Stillwell, G K, Elveback, L R

“…A double-blind trial was done using a stimulator and a placebo device on patients who had chronic pain to determine the effectiveness of transcutaneous…”
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Rehabilitation in cerebrovascular diseases by Stonnington, H H

“…After a stroke, the plasticity of the central nervous system usually enables some return of function, so that patients can be rehabilitated rather than simply…”
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