Joan Leung

Sydney, NSW, Australia

Last Updated: 09/26/2026

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Effectiveness of a programme comprising serial casting, botulinum toxin, splinting and motor training for contracture management: a randomized controlled trial.

Effectiveness of a programme comprising serial casting, botulinum toxin, splinting and motor training for contracture management: a randomized controlled trial.

Journal: Clinical rehabilitation

Published: March 01, 2019

Long-Term Resolution of Severe Ankle Contractures Using Botulinum Toxin, Serial Casting, Splinting, and Motor Retraining.

Long-Term Resolution of Severe Ankle Contractures Using Botulinum Toxin, Serial Casting, Splinting, and Motor Retraining.

Journal: Physiotherapy Canada. Physiotherapie Canada

Published: May 15, 2018

Extra practice outside therapy sessions to maximize training opportunity during inpatient rehabilitation after traumatic brain injury.

Extra practice outside therapy sessions to maximize training opportunity during inpatient rehabilitation after traumatic brain injury.

Journal: Brain injury

Published: May 03, 2018

Factors Influencing the Overall Satisfaction in Patients With Severe Brain Injury With Physiotherapy Services During Inpatient Rehabilitation.

Factors Influencing the Overall Satisfaction in Patients With Severe Brain Injury With Physiotherapy Services During Inpatient Rehabilitation.

Journal: The Journal of head trauma rehabilitation

Published: December 23, 2017

Functional electrical stimulation cycling does not improve mobility in people with acquired brain injury and its effects on strength are unclear: a randomised trial.

Functional electrical stimulation cycling does not improve mobility in people with acquired brain injury and its effects on strength are unclear: a randomised trial.

Journal: Journal of physiotherapy

Published: February 12, 2016

Standing with electrical stimulation and splinting is no better than standing alone for management of ankle plantarflexion contractures in people with traumatic brain injury: a randomised trial.

Standing with electrical stimulation and splinting is no better than standing alone for management of ankle plantarflexion contractures in people with traumatic brain injury: a randomised trial.

Journal: Journal of physiotherapy

Published: May 13, 2014

An intensive programme of passive stretch and motor training to manage severe knee contractures after traumatic brain injury: a case report.

An intensive programme of passive stretch and motor training to manage severe knee contractures after traumatic brain injury: a case report.

Journal: Physiotherapy Canada. Physiotherapie Canada

Published: January 10, 2014

The impact of simulated ankle plantarflexion contracture on the knee joint during stance phase of gait: a within-subject study.

The impact of simulated ankle plantarflexion contracture on the knee joint during stance phase of gait: a within-subject study.

Journal: Clinical biomechanics (Bristol, Avon)

Published: June 26, 2013

Electrical stimulation and splinting were not clearly more effective than splinting alone for contracture management after acquired brain injury: a randomised trial.

Electrical stimulation and splinting were not clearly more effective than splinting alone for contracture management after acquired brain injury: a randomised trial.

Journal: Journal of physiotherapy

Published: November 27, 2012

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Last Updated: 09/26/2026