J. Szécsi

发表

Changes in spastic muscle tone increase in patients with spinal cord injury using functional electrical stimulation and passive leg movements

A. Straube, P. Krause, J. Szécsi, 2008, Clinical rehabilitation.

Leg general muscle moment and power patterns in able-bodied subjects during recumbent cycle ergometry with ankle immobilization.

A. Straube, C. Fornusek, J. Szécsi, 2014, Medical engineering & physics.

A comparison of functional electrical and magnetic stimulation for propelled cycling of paretic patients.

A. Straube, J. Szécsi, D. Gerling, 2009, Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation.

Individual adaptation of functional electrical stimulation of paraplegics in different cycling tasks

J. Quintern, J. Szécsi, M. Fiegel, 2004 .

Comparison of Torque and Discomfort Produced by Sinusoidal and Rectangular Alternating Current Electrical Stimulation in the Quadriceps Muscle at Variable Burst Duty Cycles

C. Fornusek, J. Szécsi, Che Fornusek, 2014, American journal of physical medicine & rehabilitation.

Force–pain relationship in functional magnetic and electrical stimulation of subjects with paresis and preserved sensation

J. Szecsi, A. Straube, J. Szécsi, 2010, Clinical Neurophysiology.

FES cycling reduces spastic muscle tone in a patient with multiple sclerosis.

Andreas Straube, A. Straube, P. Krause, 2007, NeuroRehabilitation.

Functional electrical stimulation-assisted cycling of patients with multiple sclerosis: biomechanical and functional outcome--a pilot study.

Andreas Straube, A. Straube, J. Szécsi, 2009, Journal of rehabilitation medicine.

Functional electrical stimulation assisted cycling of patients with subacute stroke: kinetic and kinematic analysis.

J Szecsi, A Straube, F. Müller, 2008, Clinical biomechanics.

18F-FDG PET studies in patients with extratemporal and temporal epilepsy: evaluation of an observer-independent analysis.

A. Drzezga, S. Minoshima, S. Noachtar, 1999, Journal of nuclear medicine : official publication, Society of Nuclear Medicine.

Low-frequency rectangular pulse is superior to middle frequency alternating current stimulation in cycling of people with spinal cord injury.

A. Straube, P. Krause, C. Fornusek, 2007, Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation.

FES-propelled cycling of SCI subjects with highly spastic leg musculature.

J. Szécsi, M. Schiller, 2009, NeuroRehabilitation.

Concerning the article by Lotze et al., 2006: combination of TMS and fMRI reveals a specific pattern of reorganization in M1 in patients after complete spinal cord injury.

A. Straube, P. Krause, J. Szécsi, 2007, Restorative neurology and neuroscience.

Spinal and cortical activity-dependent plasticity following learning of complex arm movements in humans

A. Straube, J. Szécsi, A. Bender, 2012, Experimental Brain Research.