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Last Update 07/01/2024
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Research area: Language acquisition | FLIC
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Elternkatalog
Elternkatalog
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Flyer und Broschüren
Research area: adults basic education
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Was Analphabeten hilft
Was Analphabeten hilft
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Bild der Wissenschaft 12-2011 Löcher-Bolz

Ruessler 2012 CreativeEducation  (english publication)
Ruessler 2012 CreativeEducation (english publication)
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AlphaPlus An Innovative Training Program

Research area: HEARING TRAINING
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Low-Level-Training
QUBIC Praxis
QUBIC Praxis
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HEARING ALSO TAKES PLACE IN BETWEEN THE EARS

Katerji 2005  Low-Level-Funktionen bei Erwachsenen
Katerji 2005 Low-Level-Funktionen bei Erwachsenen
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Changes in low-level functions in adulthood and their relationship to peripheral auditory perception and various cognitive functions

Research area: Bio- und Neurofeedback
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Research area: Tinnitus
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Tinnitus therapy with the Warnke method
Tinnitus therapy with the Warnke method
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from: Tinnitus Forum (2-2008)
by W. Scholtz

Slow Cortical Potential Neurofeedback in Chronic Tinnitus Therapy: A Case Report
Slow Cortical Potential Neurofeedback in Chronic Tinnitus Therapy: A Case Report
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Keywords: Tinnitus therapy; Slow cortical potential Neurofeedback; quantitative electroencephalography
An Official Journal of PMC
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
TECHNICAL NOTE
The full article can be obtained here:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4856729/pdf/10484_2015_Article_9318.pdf

Research area: Balance | Coordination
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Evaluation of the arthroscopic Broström-Gould procedure for the treatment of chronic instability of the upper ankle joint (2021-10 dissertation).
Evaluation of the arthroscopic Broström-Gould procedure for the treatment of chronic instability of the upper ankle joint (2021-10 dissertation).
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The ankle joint provides the connection between the lower leg and the foot. It transmits the weight
and the axially acting forces of the upper half of the body via the talus to the hindfoot, midfoot and forefoot.
Stability and functionality are ensured by a complex interplay of bones, muscles and capsule/ligamentous apparatus.
ligamentous apparatus. The lateral capsule/ligamentous apparatus plays a particularly important role in the
ligamentous apparatus in interaction with the peroneal musculature. These structures are therefore at high risk of injury.
Acute external ligament injury is one of the most common injuries and thus a daily challenge for every surgeon.
challenge for every surgeon. Despite the good to very good healing rates, there is a risk of
chronicity in 20-40% of patients.
The consistent further development and establishment of new treatment paths is therefore imperative.
The application of early functional concepts with physiotherapeutic exercise to restore stability and functionality must be
to restore stability and functionality in order to avoid re-injury or chronicity.
or chronification.
If the presence of symptomatic chronic upper ankle instability is clinically confirmed and
instability of the upper ankle, after all conservative measures have been exhausted, surgical treatment is
a surgical treatment tailored to the individual patient. There are a number of open and increasingly also arthroscopic
arthroscopic surgical procedures.
The present study deals with an arthroscopic modification of the surgical method according to
Broström-Gould.

The MediBalance PRO was used analytically in the context of the dissertation (p. 35 ff.).

Visual Feedback and Postural Control in Multiple Sclerosis
Visual Feedback and Postural Control in Multiple Sclerosis
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Abstract: As people with multiple sclerosis (pwMS) manifest heterogeneous demyelinating lesions
that could affect somatosensory or vestibular ways, visual stimulus as feedback could be especially
relevant to achieve postural control. This has clinical importance for the development of preventive
measures and rehabilitation therapies in order to avoid falls and accidents in this group. In our study,
we objectively evaluated the influence of visual feedback on the stabilization of balance in pwMS
versus healthy controls (HC) and its potential utility in clinical evaluation. Static posturography tests
were performed in 99 pwMS and 30 HC. Subjects stood on a force platform with open and closed
eyes. During this procedure, three balance parameters were obtained for both vision conditions:
average sway, average speed, and average speed of sway. Neurostatus-Expanded Disease Disability
Score (EDSS) and Multiple Sclerosis Functional Composite (MSFC) were performed in parallel as
well. A two-way mixed repeated measures ANCOVA, controlling for sex and age, was performed
to evaluate the effect of vision, MS diagnosis, and the interaction of both in static posturography
parameters. The difference between both closed and open eyes conditions was calculated for each
parameter and further analyzed according to MS-relevant clinical variables. The magnitude of the
vision effect differed between pwMS and HC as a significant interaction between the vision and the
MS diagnosis in the delineated area (p < 0.001) and average speed of sway (p = 0.001) was seen.
These parameters had a greater increase in pwMS than in HC after closing eyes. For the average
sway, a significant main effect of vision was present (p = 0.047). Additionally, the differences obtained
between open and closed eyes conditions assessed with the delineated area and average speed of sway
were moderately correlated to the assessed clinical tests EDSS (r = 0.405 and r = 0.329, respectively)
and the MSFC (r = −0.385 and r = −0.259, respectively). In our study, pwMS were more dependent
of visual feedback than HC to maintain postural control. This easy and short evaluation by static
posturography could support the development of targeted preventive measures and interventions
in pwMS

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