3rd Posture symposium:
The 3rd Posture symposium was organized in September 6th - 9th 2003 in Smolenice.
The 3rd Posture symposium was organized in September 6th - 9th 2003 in Smolenice.
5th Posture symposium:
The 5th Posture symposium will be in September
3rd - 6th 2008 in Smolenice.
The 5th Posture symposium will be in September
3rd - 6th 2008 in Smolenice.
Scientific program (POSTERS for all days)
Sunday, June 25th 2006
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14:00 16:00 17:15 17:30 18:15 18:20 19:00 |
Transport by special bus from Bratislava to Smolenice Castle Registration and Accomodation Opening Address - Dr. F. Jagla, PhD, Director of Institute Opening Keynote Lecture: Prof. Thomas Brandt - Germany How the eyes move the body End of Session Classic music "Pressburgerquartett" Welcome Reception |
Monday, June 26th 2006
| 7:00 | Breakfast |
Free Papers |
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| 8:20 | M. Latash - USA Uncontrolled manifold analysis of multi-muscle synergies |
| 8:40 | C. Maurer - Germany Multisensory interaction of human postural control |
| 9:00 | E. Keshner - USA Visual dependence modifies early postural actions of the head |
| 9:20 | E. Schneider - Germany Differential effects of visual stimulation in roll on the deviation during different locomotion phases |
| 9:40 | R. Reynolds - UK Visual guidance of the human foot during a step |
| 10:00 | J. Fung - Canada Aging and postural control under the influence of concordant and discordant somatosensory and visual conditions manipulated by virtual reality |
| 10:20 | Coffee Break |
Mini-symposium: Cortical Control of Posture |
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| 10:50 | F. Horak - USA Role of the cortical motor areas in postural preparation |
| 11:20 | Y. Ivanenko - Italy Cortical control of posture and gait |
| 11:45 | K. Zabjek - Canada Cortical control of balance-recovery reactions |
| 12:10 | W. Wright - USA Interactions of perception of verticality and posture in healthy and vestibular loss subjects |
| 12:40 | Lunch |
Mini-symposium: Knee movement in Posture Control |
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| 14:00 | J. Allum - Switzerland The effect of knee-fixation on balance corrections: a model for cerebellar ataxia? |
| 14:30 | U. Küng - Switzerland Is postural instability in cerebellar ataxia the result of poorly controlled knee or arm movements? |
| 14:55 | L. Oude Nijhuis -The Netherlands Incorporating voluntary knee flexion into non-anticipatory balance corrections |
| 15:20 | M. Carpenter - Canada Knee and hip joint contributions to the dynamic control of centre of mass in the sagittal plane |
| 15:45 | Coffee Break |
Free Papers |
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| 16:20 | K. Bötzel - Germany Does neck muscle vibration cause a tonic postural neck reflex or merely a postural illusion? |
| 16:40 | E. Bobrova - Russia Time delay between movements of upper and lower segments of body in sagittal plane during human quiet standing |
| 17:00 | F. Hlavacka, Slovakia Postural responses to platform translation with different velocities in juniors and seniors |
| 17:20 | L. Mouchnino - France Online control of anticipatory postural adjustments during unexpected perturbation |
| 17:40 | T. Mergner - Germany Implementing human equilibrium control principles into a bi-ped humanoid robot |
| 18:15 | Wine testing |
| 19:00 | Barbecue outside + music |
Tuesday, June 27th 2006
| 7:00 | Breakfast |
Free Papers |
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| 8:20 | J. Blouin - France Are hand and eyes stabilized in space through similar processes during body motion? |
| 8:40 | G. Schweigart - Germany Vestibular adaptation: effects of acceleration and velocity pulses on perception |
| 9:00 | A. Cappello - Italy How accurate is my movement lab? Tools and methods to evaluate errors and their propagation to balance and gait outcomes |
| 9:20 | O. Dick - Russia Analysis of stabilization of vertical human posture |
| 9:40 | E. Van Asseldonk - The Netherlands Measurements of regulatory activity should be based on ankle torques and not solely on centre of pressure movements |
| 10:00 | Coffee Break |
Mini-symposium: Modeling in Balance Control |
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| 10:30 | J. Jeka - USA Fundamental time scales in postural sway: what's the mechanism? |
| 10:50 | R. Peterka - USA Frequency-domain separation of different modes of postural control |
| 11:15 | I. Loram - UK Human balance is maintained by adjustments intrinsically limited to a maximum mean frequency |
| 11:40 | T. Kiemel - USA Does the slow component of postural sway reflect errors in state estimation? |
| 12:05 | H. Van der Kooij - The Netherlands Enhancing our sense of body orientation from sway velocity explains the slow fluctuations in postural sway |
| 12:30 | Lunch |
Mini-symposium: Strategies for Continuous Balance Control During Standing and Walking |
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| 14:00 | J. Frank - Canada Introduction lecture to minisymposium - Continuous Balance Control |
| 14:20 | A. Nardone - Italy Balance control under static and dynamic conditions: the effect of somatosensory impairment |
| 14:45 | M. Bove - Italy Neck proprioception and spatial orientation in cervical dystonia |
| 15:10 | M. Schmid - Italy Vision cannot be replaced by other sensory information in blind subjects balancing on an oscillating platform |
| 15:30 | K. Van Ooteghem - Canada Learning to balance: Are the details important? |
| 15:50 | POSTER discussion and Coffee Break |
Free Papers |
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| 16:30 | R. Dickstein - Israel TENS to the sides of the knees reduces postural sway during stance |
| 16:50 | V. Usachev - Russia Strategy and tactics of the control of balance in the vertical position |
| 17:10 | L. Chiari - Italy A modelling approach for the comparison of different targets in Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) for Parkinson's disease(PD) |
| 17:40 | L. Chernikova - Russia Peculiarities of learning different postural task in patients with early and late stages parkinson's disease |
| 19:00 | Farewell Dinner + music |
Wednesday, June 28th 2006
| 7:00 | Breakfast |
Free Papers |
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| 8:20 | C. Haburcakova - USA Vestibular prosthesis tested in vestibulopathic animals |
| 8:40 | S. Karg - Germany Sensory integration model for human postural control with visually induced sway |
| 9:00 | P. Valkovic - Slovakia Scaling of proprioception-triggered postural responses in parkinson's disease |
| 9:20 | E. Gallasch - Austria Postural coordination during unstable sitting - a kinematic study |
| 9:40 | N. Adamcova - Slovakia Dynamic sitting reduces low back pain and improves posture control |
| 10:00 | Coffee Break |
Free Papers |
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| 10:30 | A. Burstin - Israel The use of a novel virtual reality technology in physical therapy geriatric rehabilitation rational and case reports |
| 10:50 | M. Dozza - Italy Augmented sensory information from auditory biofeedback for the control of posture |
| 11:10 | L. Hauck - Canada Task specific measures of balance efficacy, anxiety, and stability and their relationship to clinical balance performance |
| 11:30 | M. Sazel - Czech Republic Spatial disorientation training and posturography |
| 11:50 | M. Saling - Slovakia Postural responses to vibration of lower leg muscle in patients with balance problems |
| 12:10 | End of Symposium |
| 12:30 | Lunch |
| 14:00 | Bus to Bratislava |
Posters: |
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| P1. | S. Sliva, V. Usachev, V. Belayaev - Russia Stabilometric testing of a postural system |
| P2. | S. Gurses - Turkey Vision affects head dynamics in a nonlinear way |
| P3. | D. Abrahamova, F. Hlavacka - Slovakia Age - related changes in human balance control during quite stance |
| P4. | R. Peterka - USA Systematic changes in soleus EMG responses asociated with sensory re-weighting |
| P5. | N. Peresedova, L. Chernikova, I. Zavalishin - Russia Balance disorders and thermosensitivity in multyple sclerosis |