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15.00–15.10 The relationship between motor related brain activations and
recovery after stroke: a cross sectional fMRI study
N.S. Ward, M.M. Brown, A.J. Thompson, R.S. Frackowiak, Wellcome
Department of Imaging Neuroscience, Institute of Neurology, United Kingdom
15.10–15.20 The impact of right cerebral hemisphere damage on the use of
gesture and prosody for communication
N. Cocks, K. Hird, K. Kirsner, Curtin University of Technology, Australia
15.20–15.30 Constraint-induced movement therapy for chronic stroke patients
K. Pitkänen, I.M. Tarkka, J. Sivenius, Brain Research and Rehabilitation Center
Neuron, Finland
15.30–15.40 Effect of age on access to stroke care in England, Wales and Northern
Ireland: results from the National Sentinel Audits of Stroke 1998–2002
A.G. Rudd, A. Hoffman, D. Lowe, P. Irwin, M. Pearson, Royal College of
Physicians London, United Kingdom
15.40–15.50 Amphetamine or physical therapy promote rehabilitation in a rat
embolic stroke model
R.S. Rasmussen, K. Overgaard, E.S. Hildebrandt-Eriksen, G. Boysen,
Neurovascular Research Laboratory, Copenhagen University Hospital,
Denmark
15.50–16.00 Intrathecal baclofen – a valid option in rehabilitation of stroke
patients
P. Abreu, E. Azevedo, N. Fontes, J. Correia, N. Marçal, Hospital S. João,
Portugal
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