Archives: 2025-11-05

Incorporating Aerobic Exercise in PRM – an Essential (but Often Overlooked) Modality in Optimal Neurologic, Oncologic and Cardio-Vascular Rehabilitation

Id 17 Topic Global Approach to rehabilitation Main Speaker Jonathan Whiteson USA Co Speakers Attendees Extra Fees     Benefits from standard PRM programs for neurologic, oncologic and cardio-vascular disorders have been well established. Rehabilitation programs typically focus on focal areas of deficit designed to optimize specific functions such as standing, self-care, balancing and walking.…

Navigating the New Global Crisis: Rehabilitation’s Role in Non-Communicable Diseases

Id 50 Topic Specific conditions & disabilities Main Speaker David Burke USA Co Speakers Attendees Extra Fees     This workshop addresses the emerging global health crisis of 2030, focusing on the increasing prevalence of non-communicable diseases like heart disease, diabetes, and dementia as outlined in the Global Burden of Disease report. It explores how…

The semiology of disabilities in rehabilitation

Id 30 Topic Specific Condition & Disabilities Main Speaker Jean Michel WIROTIUS France Co Speakers Attendees Extra Fees     The semiology of diseases is a semiotics of signs that allows us to interpret symptoms to catalog the lesions in question. Its purpose is a tree-like and universal classification of diseases to constitute a dictionary…

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy: A New Domain in Rehabilitation Medicine

Id 95 Topic Innovation Main Speaker ABHISHEK SRIVASTAVA India Co Speakers NAVITA PUROHIT India Attendees Extra Fees     Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) is defined as the inhalation of 100% oxygen under the pressure greater than 1 atmosphere absolute (ATA). HBOT has been shown to inhibit apoptosis, suppress inflammation, and promote angiogenesis and neurogenesis. Its…

Pain Management in the Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) Population

Id 38 Topic pain Main Speaker Gregory Blazek USA Co Speakers Joel Frontera USA , Kemly Philip USA Attendees Extra Fees     The Spinal Cord Injury population includes a wide array of injury types and disability classifications. Through this diversity, there is a plethora of possible nociceptive, neuropathic, and even visceral sources of pain…

Low Back Pain: A Global Perspec ve on Sensorimotor Control

Id 104 Topic Pain Main Speaker Lieven Danneels Belgium Co Speakers Lotte Janssens Belgium Attendees Extra Fees     In recent years, extensive scientific research has been conducted on the diagnosis and treatment of low back pain. Exercise therapy has been advocated as a primary treatment approach in the management of low back pain. One…

Phenotyping spine disorders: from anatomoclinical perspectives to radiological insights

Id 25 Topic Diagnostic & Practices Main Speaker Julia Facione-Roge France Co Speakers Christelle Nguyen France , François Rannou France Attendees Extra Fees     Spine disorders represent a significant global health burden, with a wide range of underlying causes requiring tailored diagnostic and therapeutic approaches. This scientific session aims to explore the emerging methodologies…

Technology-Aided Rehabilitation: Lessons Learned and Future Directions

Keynote Topic Technology & Robotics Main Speaker Maria Gabriella Ceravolo Italy Co Speakers Attendees Extra Fees

Does Spasticity Need a New Name?

Keynote Topic Spasticity Main Speaker Francesco Gerard USA Co Speakers Attendees Extra Fees

Rééducation Rehabilitation and Women’s Health: Global Challenges and Opportunities

Keynote Topic Specific condition & Disabilities Main Speaker Fary Khan Australia Co Speakers Attendees Extra Fees