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  1. Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation News - Medical Professionals - Mayo Clinic

    Nov. 15, 2013 International studies analyze whether feedback about mobility and exercise improves walking outcomes among patients affected by stroke Study results may change delivery of inpatient rehabilitation care for stroke patien...

  2. Spina bifida treatment using fetoscope Videos - Mayo Clinic

    Prenatal surgery for spina bifida improves outcomes for the baby's ability to walk, outcomes related to hydrocephalus and the development of Chiari malformation.

  3. Salvage surgery for failed toe joint replacement - Mayo Clinic

    "People think they're going to limp or walk abnormally after the surgery, so they avoid it.

  4. Ventricular volume: Clinical utility for assessing current and future cognition and gait - Mayo Clinic

    From MRI scans of 1,774 participants in the Mayo Clinic Study of Aging, the researchers calculated various ventricle size measurements: Frontal horn width divided by widest width of skull inner table (Evans index) Total ventricular volume Frontal hor...

  5. Subthreshold cortical stimulation for epilepsy - Mayo Clinic

    As a result, he hadn't walked in five years.

  6. Bronchoscopic lung volume reduction therapy approved for severe emphysema - Mayo Clinic

    They also had a diffusing capacity of the lungs for carbon monoxide ≥ 20 percent and a six-minute walk distance of 100 to 500 m.

  7. Hip arthroscopy: Focus on underlying abnormalities - Mayo Clinic

    I routinely walk down the hallway to review patient images with our fellowship-trained musculoskeletal radiologists," Dr.

  8. Study finds wellness coaching benefits last over time - Mayo Clinic

    "At Mayo Clinic, the wellness coaches are in the employee healthy living center, which is dedicated to physical activity, so people come in with the idea that we're going to weigh them and encourage them to walk more.

  9. Ponseti treatment for clubfoot: Past and future - Mayo Clinic

    "If left alone, children with a tibialis muscle imbalance will tend to walk on the outside of their feet, which can lead to stress fractures.

  10. Advances in endoscopic skull base surgery - Mayo Clinic

    "We can walk through the patient's anatomy before surgery."