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1. Feasibility and efficacy of incorporating an exoskeleton in gait training during subacute stroke rehabilitation
Abstract : Introduction: Hemiparesis is the most common acute manifestation of stroke and often has a strong negative impact on walking ability leaving one third of patients dependent in walking activities outside one’s home. Improved methods for training of gait during stroke rehabilitation could tackle the challenge of achieving independent walking and promote better outcomes. READ MORE
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2. Deep tissue massage therapy and/or strengthening and stretching exercises for disabling subacute or chronic neck pain : a randomized controlled trial
Abstract : Background: Neck pain is a common condition responsible for a significant amount of disability worldwide. Various treatment modalities are used to manage neck pain, but evidence supporting their use is scarce, conflicting or of low quality. READ MORE
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3. Biochemical and pharmacological studies of transmethylation mechanisms in the central nervous system
Abstract : Transmethylation is a biochemical process that involves the transfer of a methyl group from a donor to an acceptor compound. Transmethylation reactions are involved in the biosynthesis of nucleic acids, proteins,phospholipids and catecholamines and are therefore essential for the survival of all living organisms. READ MORE
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4. Physiotherapy in primary care for working-age patients with early back and neck pain. Screening tools, interventions and outcomes
Abstract : Patients with back and neck pain are frequently seen in primary care, where they are directed to physiotherapy as first-line treatment. The condition affects both the individual, by causing pain and disability, and society, because of high costs caused by work disability and health care consumption. READ MORE
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5. Emergency presentation of colon cancer
Abstract : Colon cancer is the second most common form of non-skin cancer in Sweden for men and women respectively. Up to one fourth of all colon cancer cases are reported to present as emergencies, which is associated with a higher postoperative mortality and a lower 5 year survival, and affects the total survival in the colon cancer group. READ MORE