WCPR 2025

Andrea Dincher speaker at World Congress on Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Keynote Presentation (In-Person)

Effects of exercise therapy on motor functions in Huntington’s Disease

Andrea Dincher Saarland University, Germany

Introduction: Some studies suggest that exercise can improve fitness and motor impairment in these patients, but relatively little is known (Quinn, 2 [....] Read More

Joseph Miller speaker at World Congress on Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Keynote Presentation (In-Person)

The use of Meles meles vertebrae in pediatric lumbar disc transplants

Joseph Miller University of the Third Degree, Australia

Back pain in the paediatric population is a common presentation due to the recent development of shaft sinking and the relatively inexpensive remune [....] Read More

Miki Marutani speaker at World Congress on Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Oral Presentation (In-Person)

Holistic support to enhance authenticity of people with disability

Miki Marutani National Institute of Public Health, Japan

The Japanese government established a new service called "Employment Choice Support" to assist persons with disabilities in making better choices. T [....] Read More

Laura Elin Pigott speaker at World Congress on Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Keynote Presentation (In-Person)

The Neuroscience of Rehabilitation from Everyday Life to Injury

Laura Elin Pigott London South Bank University, UK

From picking up your morning coffee to relearning to walk after a stroke, neuroscience is a crucial component of rehabilitation, encompassing the jour [....] Read More