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Re-acquiring of everyday activity by severe movement disorders - An longitudinal Study -

Re-acquiring of everyday activity by severe movement disorders - An longitudinal Study -
严重运动障碍重新获得日常活动 - 一项纵向研究 -
批准号:
11610108
负责人:
SASAKI Masato
金额:
$2.37万
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依托单位国家:
日本
项目类别:
Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C)
财政年份:
1999
资助国家:
日本
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1999 至 2001

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A person with serious movement disorders as a result of cerebral apoplexy, an accident, or many other causes has a chance of acquiring a number of new movement functions and will not have to remain in the condition immediately resulting from such incident. Past medical studies on serious movement disorders were primarily conducted with a view to making predictions based on the diagnosis of the initial condition of the brain and no useful explanations were made on "movement progress" which is possible despite the occurrence of such incident. Practically no reference was made to the fact that anyone with such movement disorders could acquire new movements under a proper environment. This paper deals with the progress of movements in relation to movement disorders based on the principle of affordance. Several patients suffering from the consequences of cerebral apoplexy, cervical vertebrae disorders were observed during the process of acquiring new movement systems over a period of severa … More l years and a vertical analysis was conducted on the findings with an emphasis on their surrounding environment. With the cooperation of the Department of Physical/Occupational Therapy of Kanagawa Rehabilitation Hospital, I observed some patients suffering from vertebrae disorders, adult cerebral palsy, the consequences of cerebral apoplexy, or those who experienced amputation of one leg above the femoral region. These observations were conducted more than once a month. In conducting these observations I tried to unravel the relationship between a successful movement planning and the planning of a proper environment (proper arrangement of surrounding things), the relationship between the relocation of patients and microslips and I described the daily movement progress of patients with vertebrae disorders as physical re-forming as well as the process of a patient with a cerebral infarction pulling apart a horse mackerel.The findings of the subject research are incorporated in the proceedings as my original thesis and the underlying theories were put together in the form of theses and books on prospects. Further, the findings were announced at a meeting of the International Society. Less
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鈴木健太郎, 佐々木正人: "行為の潜在的なユニット選択に働くタスク制約"認知科学. 8-2. 121-138 (2001)
Kentaro Suzuki,Masato Sasaki:“影响潜在行动单元选择的任务约束”认知科学 8-2(2001)。
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佐々木正人: "エコロジカル・アプローチ"リハビリテーションMOOK. 4. 123-134 (2001)
佐佐木正人:《生态方法》康复 MOOK。4. 123-134 (2001)。
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佐々木正人: "行為を持続させる仕組み"北海道理学療法学会誌. 17. 3-29 (2000)
佐佐木正人:“维持行为的机制”北海道物理治疗学会杂志 17. 3-29 (2000)。
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宮本英美, 小池琢也, 佐々木正人, 他: "頚髄損傷者の日常動作獲得における「同時的姿勢」の発達"東京大学大学院教育学研究科紀要. 39. 365-382 (1999)
Emi Miyamoto、Takuy​​a Koike、Masato Sasaki 等人:“颈椎脊髓损伤患者日常运动习得中‘同步姿势’的发展”,东京大学教育研究生院通报。 39. 365-382 (1999)
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