Yan Leng

TL;DR: The myotonometer demonstrated acceptable reliability when used in a clinical setting in young adults with chronic LBP, and Measurements of the upper lumbar levels were not as reliable as those of the lower lumbAR levels.

TL;DR: EMG-based admittance control scheme EACS was effective in improving movements stability, and had the potential to be applied in robot-assisted rehabilitation training to address the foot-drop problem.

TL;DR: The feasibility of combining SWE and NF as a non-invasive approach to assess spasticity of paretic muscle and joint in stroke clinics is demonstrated and might provide understanding of mechanism behind the neuromuscular alterations in stroke survivors and facilitate the design of suitable intervention for them.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors combined neuromechanical modeling analysis, muscle tone measurement from mechanical indentation and electrical impedance myography to assess the neural and peripheral contribution to spasticity post stroke at wrist joint.

TL;DR: The findings elucidate the differences of the cerebellar-cerebral functional connectivity between antiphase and in-phase bimanual movements, which could be used to facilitate the development of a neuroscience perspective on bimanUAL movement control in patients with motor impairments.