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Thangavelu Senthilvelkumar
Christian Medical College, Vellore, KG College of Physiotherapy
Research areas: Medicine · Rehabilitation · Prosthetics and Rehabilitation Robotics · Stroke Rehabilitation and Recovery · Spinal Cord Injury Research
Employment
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Christian Medical College Vellore Associate Professor2007 - Present
Education
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KG College of Physiotherapy Master of Physiotherapy2011 - 2013
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (15)
- Robotic Technology Enabled Gait Training Methods: A Boon for Gait Rehabilitation in Incomplete Tetraplegia Save
- Comparative Scoping Review: Robot-Assisted Upper Limb Stroke Rehabilitation in Low- and Middle-Income Countries Versus High-Income Nations Save
- Orthotic walking outcome of persons with motor complete low thoracic spinal cord injury—a retrospective study Save
- Physiological and Metabolic Responses of Amateur Spinal Cord Injured Wheelchair Racers Participating in a Marathon: A Pilot Observational Study Save
- Reliability of the Clinical Outcome Variables Scale for children with cerebral palsy Save
- Heel lift improves walking ability of persons with traumatic cauda equina syndrome—a pilot experimental study Save
- Central Fatigue: An Organic Cause for Perceived Muscle Weakness Save
- An Intelligent System for Automatic Footdrop Correction in Stroke Patients using FES: A Pilot Study Save
- Test–retest reliability of the 10-meter walk test in ambulatory adults with motor-complete spinal cord injury Save
- Paraplegia and transtibial amputation: successful ambulation after dual disability: a retrospective case report Save
- Comparison of body weight-supported treadmill training versus body weight-supported overground training in people with incomplete tetraplegia: a pilot randomized trial Save
- Gutter Crutches: An Unconventional Walking Aid for Incomplete Tetraplegics – A Case Report Save
- Facial Diplegia: A Misleading GBS Variant Save
- A CORRELATION STUDY TO ANALYZE THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GLOSSOPHOBIA AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN UNDERGRADUATE COLLEGIATE STUDENTS Save
- Proprioceptive changes in the contralateral knee joint following anterior cruciate injury Save