Music therapy for acquired brain injury

Changes in gait patterns induced by rhythmic auditory stimulation for adolescents with acquired brain injury

“…This is supported by findings demonstrating not only increased walking speed but also quality of gait pattern, such as enhanced movement trajectories and kinematic parameters in patients with neurological impairment who received RAS training . Likewise, multiple systematic reviews confirm that intensive and repetitive application of RAS leads to functional changes …”

Changes in gait patterns induced by rhythmic auditory stimulation for adolescents with acquired brain injury

“…This is supported by findings demonstrating not only increased walking speed but also quality of gait pattern, such as enhanced movement trajectories and kinematic parameters in patients with neurological impairment who received RAS training . Likewise, multiple systematic reviews confirm that intensive and repetitive application of RAS leads to functional changes …”

Neuroscientific basis and effectiveness of music and music therapy in neuromotor rehabilitation

“…Cochrane's review of the published literature on MT in acquired brain injury 23 , mentions other studies 24,25 , in which the use of RAS produces a significantly positive effect on speed and cadency of walking and on length and symmetry of stride, compared to the results in control groups undergoing physical therapy according to the Bobath concept. In this critical review, two studies reported some interesting data relative to the rehabilitation of upper limbs 26,27 .…”

The Effect of Movement Activities in Synchronization With Music on Motor Proficiency of Children With Autism

“…Thus, we can emphasize that rhythmic auditory stimuli is an effective tool in motor rehabilitation [32,33]. Rhythm affects human brain by coordinating movement with auditory rhythm in person suffering from neurological impairments.…”

Changes in gait patterns induced by rhythmic auditory stimulation for adolescents with acquired brain injury

“…This is supported by findings demonstrating not only increased walking speed but also quality of gait pattern, such as enhanced movement trajectories and kinematic parameters in patients with neurological impairment who received RAS training . Likewise, multiple systematic reviews confirm that intensive and repetitive application of RAS leads to functional changes …”

Neuroscientific basis and effectiveness of music and music therapy in neuromotor rehabilitation

“…Cochrane's review of the published literature on MT in acquired brain injury 23 , mentions other studies 24,25 , in which the use of RAS produces a significantly positive effect on speed and cadency of walking and on length and symmetry of stride, compared to the results in control groups undergoing physical therapy according to the Bobath concept. In this critical review, two studies reported some interesting data relative to the rehabilitation of upper limbs 26,27 .…”

The Effect of Movement Activities in Synchronization With Music on Motor Proficiency of Children With Autism

“…Thus, we can emphasize that rhythmic auditory stimuli is an effective tool in motor rehabilitation [32,33]. Rhythm affects human brain by coordinating movement with auditory rhythm in person suffering from neurological impairments.…”

Changes in gait patterns induced by rhythmic auditory stimulation for adolescents with acquired brain injury

“…This is supported by findings demonstrating not only increased walking speed but also quality of gait pattern, such as enhanced movement trajectories and kinematic parameters in patients with neurological impairment who received RAS training . Likewise, multiple systematic reviews confirm that intensive and repetitive application of RAS leads to functional changes …”

Neuroscientific basis and effectiveness of music and music therapy in neuromotor rehabilitation

“…Cochrane's review of the published literature on MT in acquired brain injury 23 , mentions other studies 24,25 , in which the use of RAS produces a significantly positive effect on speed and cadency of walking and on length and symmetry of stride, compared to the results in control groups undergoing physical therapy according to the Bobath concept. In this critical review, two studies reported some interesting data relative to the rehabilitation of upper limbs 26,27 .…”

The Effect of Movement Activities in Synchronization With Music on Motor Proficiency of Children With Autism

“…Thus, we can emphasize that rhythmic auditory stimuli is an effective tool in motor rehabilitation [32,33]. Rhythm affects human brain by coordinating movement with auditory rhythm in person suffering from neurological impairments.…”