Reduced corticospinal drive and inflexible temporal adaptation during visually guided walking in older adults von Sato, Sumire D, Choi, Julia T

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Asymmetric shoe height induces reactive changes in gait kinematics but not kinetics in healthy young adults von Sato, Sumire D., Schlechter, Maia, Price, Mark, Hoogkamer, Wouter

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Visuomotor errors drive step length and step time adaptation during ‘virtual’ split-belt walking: the effects of reinforcement feedback von Sato, Sumire, Cui, Ashley, Choi, Julia T.

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Sleep benefits perceptual but not movement-based learning of locomotor sequences von Borin, Gabriela, Sato, Sumire D., Spencer, Rebecca M. C., Choi, Julia T.

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Corticospinal drive is associated with temporal walking adaptation in both healthy young and older adults von Sato, Sumire D., Choi, Julia T.

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Comparison of EEG source localization using simplified and anatomically accurate head models in younger and older adults von Liu, Chang, Downey, Ryan J., Mu, Yiru, Richer, Natalie, Hwang, Jungyun, Shah, Valay A., Sato, Sumire D., Clark, David J., Hass, Chris J., Manini, Todd M., Seidler, Rachael D., Ferris, Daniel P.

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Spatiotemporal gait changes in people with multiple sclerosis with different disease progression subtypes von Sato, Sumire D., Hiroi, Yeun, Zoppo, Danielle, Buonaccorsi, John, Miehm, Jules D., van Emmerik, Richard E.A.

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Comparison of the conventional and immersing powdered crude drugs (IPCD) methods for color and extraction of quantitative indicator ingredients in the Kampo formula decoction of da... von Naruhashi, Kazumasa, Amaike, Natsumi, Shiraishi, Karen, Sato, Sumire, Uryuzu, Chiho, Saito, Yui, Tsue, Narumi

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Potassium Bromide: The First Successful Treatment of Epilepsy (P4.9-043) von Peng, Teng, Sato, Sumire

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Neural Control of Human Locomotor Adaptation: Lessons about Changes with Aging von Sato, Sumire, Choi, Julia T.

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Sensorimotor function in progressive multiple sclerosis von Miehm, Jules D, Buonaccorsi, John, Lim, Jongil, Sato, Sumire, Rajala, Caitlin, Averill, Julianna, Khalighinejad, Farnaz, Ionete, Carolina, Jones, Stephanie L, Kent, Jane A, van Emmerik, Richard EA

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Increased intramuscular coherence is associated with temporal gait symmetry during split-belt locomotor adaptation von Sato, Sumire, Choi, Julia T

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VRAging_Old_AG108.mp4 von Choi, Julia, Sato, Sumire D.

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Neuromotor and functional assessment of the non-progressive to progressive transition in multiple sclerosis: a multiple case study von Jones, Stephanie, Sato, Sumire D., Van Emmerik, Richard

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Longitudinal Changes In Sensorimotor And Mobility Function In People With Progressive Multiple Sclerosis: 2496 May 29 10:45 AM - 11:00 AM von Miehm, Jules D., Sato, Sumire, Buonaccorsi, John, Rajala, Caitlin, Lim, Jongil, Khalighinejad, Farnaz, Ionete, Carolina, Kent, Jane A., van Emmerik, Richard E.A.

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Foot-tapping ability is associated with walking ability in relapsing-remitting and progressive multiple sclerosis (4578) von Sato, Sumire, Miehm, Jules D., Buonaccorsi, John, Rajala, Caitlin, Lim, Jongil, Khalighinejad, Farnaz, Ionete, Carolina, Kent, Jane A., van Emmerik, Richard E.A.

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Opportunities for concurrent transcranial magnetic stimulation and electroencephalography to characterize cortical activity in stroke von Sato, Sumire, Bergmann, Til Ole, Borich, Michael R

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Non-ambulatory measures of lower extremity sensorimotor function are associated with walking function in Multiple Sclerosis von Sato, Sumire, Buonaccorsi, John, Miehm, Jules D., Lim, Jongil, Rajala, Caitlin, Khalighinejad, Farnaz, Ionete, Carolina, Kent, Jane A., van Emmerik, Richard E.A.

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Rapid foot-tapping but not hand-tapping ability is different between relapsing-remitting and progressive multiple sclerosis von Sato, Sumire, Lim, Jongil, Miehm, Jules D., Buonaccorsi, John, Rajala, Caitlin, Khalighinejad, Farnaz, Ionete, Carolina, Kent, Jane A., van Emmerik, Richard E.A.

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Spotted fever group rickettsiae (SFGR) detection in ticks following reported human case of Japanese spotted fever in Niigata Prefecture, Japan von Arai, Reiko, Sato, Megumi, Kato, Miwako, Aoki, Junko, Nishida, Akiko, Watanabe, Kaori, Hirokawa, Chika, Ikeda, Sumire, Watanabe, Kozo, Regilme, Maria Angenica F., Sato, Marcello Otake, Tamura, Tsutomu

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