The Rehabilitation Engineering Laboratory (REL) is devoted to the advancement of technology, knowledge and education in the field of rehabilitation engineering
💡#PublicationsAlert
🗣️Have you ever heard of a #laryngectomy? It is a surgical treatment for laryngeal cancer - one that removes the larynx (voice box) to save lives. However, it comes with a profound consequence: it takes away the patient's natural voice. Imagine waking up one day unable to speak as you always have. No effortless conversations. No spontaneous laughter in a crowd. How would you communicate?
Published: Izumi et al. Effects of foot–ground friction and age-related gait changes on falls during walking: a computational study using a neuromusculoskeletal model, Sci Rep:
https://t.co/eKpXxQoJJj
Many congratulations to Anne Mei on her excellent Master's defense today! It was a pleasure to have the chance to supervise her @KITE_UHN and @bme_uoft. And big thank you to her defense committee for all their insightful input!
Big congratulations to Gloria-Edith Boudreault-Morales for her brilliant MASc defence yesterday! She completed a very interesting study at @KITE_UHN and @bme_uoft on using deep learning to measure movement in rehab. Well done Gloria, and thanks for your hard work!
Assessing hand function in real-world settings just got easier for individuals with cervical SCI! 🤚🏽
A new study in IEEE TNSRE leverages egocentric video & AI. Full details at https://t.co/3YWuUl6Ric.
Kudos to @JoseZariffa, @KITE_UHN, @REL_Toronto, & @bme_uoft
Accepted: Kenko et al. Motor point stimulation activates fewer Ia-sensory nerves than peripheral nerve stimulation in human soleus muscle, J Neurophysiology
CRANIA scientist Dr. Cesar Marquez-Chin aims to restore movement in people paralyzed by spinal cord injury by developing the tech that allows Luke Skywalker to control his robotic hand. 🦾
Learn more about his research inspired by a galaxy far, far away: https://t.co/44TuU6CqUf
Disability and aging affect us all. On September 8th, I will be participating in the Rally for Rehab to raise funds to support the work of the KITE Research Institute at Toronto Rehab - UHN. Please consider participating or donating!
https://t.co/KQHwnUZT3f
We recently chatted with BME alumnus Dr. Milad Alizadeh-Meghrazi, Vice President of Research, Development, and Partner Integration at Myant about the company’s specialized focus and the transformative potential of Textile Computing™ in healthcare: https://t.co/PObqThlOaU
I’m truly honoured to be appointed as the KITE Chair in SCI Research at @UHN. I look forward to new explorations and positive impact with my incredibly talented colleagues and the SCI community.
#ICAIR2024 was an amazing multidisciplinary event! Gloria Boudreault-Morales did a truly fantastic job communicating our lab's work in the 3MT session. Bravo Gloria!
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Excited for the upcoming International Conference on Aging, Innovation & Rehabilitation (ICAIR)! Don't miss the poster presentations by our lab members Fatemeh, Bojing, Shirin, and Derrick!
Learn more: https://t.co/BfNtRJtiMZ
Dr. @KeiMasani and Derrick Lim (@rclim11) at @KITE_UHN, investigate an affordable balance training system for #SpinalCordInjury patients that integrates a depth camera to enhance clinical #accessibility and effectiveness. >> https://t.co/gXKUCIDHlX; https://t.co/fKGWagPUcG
Published: Feasibility of using a depth camera or pressure mat for visual feedback balance training with functional electrical stimulation
https://t.co/FxGVacpVPr
Congratulations!
Our new publication in supports the potential of transcutaneous spinal cord stimulation in reshaping both spinal and supraspinal neuronal circuitries post-spinal cord injury https://t.co/Y9Qw8cJdnt @KeiMasani@GustavoB_RS@JoseZariffa@Dimitry Sayenko