List of Special Issues
Subscribers, readers, reviewers, and editorial board members,
NeuroRehabilitation is celebrating its 25th anniversary and we wish to thank you all. As part of the 25th anniversary celebration, we have compiled a list of previous special issues for your review. We look forward to continuing to provide you with topical, clinically relevant, empirical information on neurorehabilitation. Please contact us with your feedback and ideas for review articles, thematic issues and research papers.
With best wishes,
| Vol. (no) | Title of issue | Guest Editor(s) |
| 1(1) | Neuropharmacology | Nathan Zasler |
| 1(2) | Family outcome intervention | Jeffrey Kreutzer |
| 1(3) | Traumatic Brain Injury | Nathan Zasler and Jeffrey Kreutzer |
| 1(4) | Spinal Cord Injury | Robert G. Frank |
| 2(1) | Substance abuse | Allen W. Heinemann |
| 2(2) | Stroke | Elliot J. Roth |
| 2(3) | Cognitive rehabilitation | Wayne A. Gordon |
| 2(4) | Outcome evaluation | Karyl M. Hall |
| 3(1) | Geriatric rehabilitation | Peter A. Lichtenberg |
| 3(2) | Behavior management practices in rehabilitation settings | |
| 3(3) | Pediatric rehabilitation | |
| 3(4) | Multiple sclerosis (MS) | John DeLuca |
| 4(1) | Vocational rehabilitation | Nathan Zasler and Jeffrey Kreutzer |
| 4(2) | Model systems of care | |
| 4(3) | Cognitive rehabilitation therapy | Rick Parente |
| 4(4) | Neurogenic bladder | Todd Linsenrneyer |
| 5(1) | Functional outcomes in rehabilitation | Robert G. Frank and Brick Johnstone |
| 5(2) | Behavioral neurology | David S. Geldmacher |
| 5(3) | Agitation in brain injury | Todd R. Rowland |
| 6(1) | Evaluation and care of comatose, vegetative and minimally responsive patients | Joseph Giacino |
| 6(2) | Ethical considerations | John D. Banja |
| 6(3) | Neuro-optometric rehabilitation | William Padula and Stephanie Argyris |
| 7(1) | Medical and legal issues in rehabilitation | Jeffrey Kreutzer |
| 7(2) | Life care planning | Carol Petty Zasler |
| 8(1) | Cognitive rehabilitation | Brick Johnstone and Robert G. Frank |
| 8(2) | Post-poliomyelitis syndrome (PPS) | Daria A. Trojan |
| 8(3) | Somatoform disorders | Robert W. Teasell and Allan P. Shapiro |
| 9(1) | Current motor control issues in stroke rehabilitation | Kathye E. Light |
| 9(2) | Brain injury in children | Marilyn Lash and Ron Savage |
| 10(1) | The model systems brain injury program | Jeffrey Kreutzer |
| 10(2) | Motor rehabilitation (part 1) | V. Dietz |
| 10(3) | Motor rehabilitation (part 2) | V. Dietz |
| 11(1) | Evaluation of disability | V. Rober May |
| 11(2) | IBIA Conference | Nathan Zasler and Jose Leon-Carrion |
| 12(1) | Technology in neurorehabilitation | Michael Rosen |
| 12(2) | Neuro-orthopaedic issues | Nathaniel H. Mayer |
| 14(2) | Chronic neuropathic pain (part 1) | Michael F. Martelli and Nathan Zasler |
| 14(3) | Chronic neuropathic pain (part 2) | Michael F. Martelli and Nathan Zasler |
| 15(2) | Sexuality and neurologic disability | Marcalee Sipski |
| 16(1) | Meeting the challenge of community integration after brain injury: An international perspective | Robert J. Rauch |
| 16(2) | NeuroLaw | Bruce H. Stern |
| 16(3) | Mobility research | Amir Seif-Naraghi |
| 16(4) | Controversies in neuropsychology | Michael F. Martelli and Nathan Zasler |
| 17(1) | Electromedicine in neurorehabilitation | Daniel L. Kirsch |
| 17(2) | DSM-IV and acquired brain injury | Jose Leon-Carrion |
| 17(4) | Evaluation and treatment of neurobehavioral complications of traumatic brain injury – Have we made any progress? | Thomas W. McAllister |
| 18(1) | Cognitive prosthetic systems | Randy Dayle |
| 18(2) | Telerehabilitation | Bruce J. Diamond |
| 19(1) | Aging with a neurodisability: Morbidity and life expectancy issues | Michael J. DeVivo |
| 19(2) | Community Integration following SCI | William O. McKinley and Michelle A. Meade |
| 19(3) | Children and youth with Traumatic Brain Injury | Marilyn Lash |
| 19(4) | Vegetative state | Gian Luigi Gigli and Nathan Zasler |
| 20(1) | Neurorehabilitation of the multifaceted and complicated neurologic problems associated with lightning and electrical injuries | Michael Cherington |
| 20(3) | Rehabilitation and neurologic repair in Parkinson’s Disease | Ronald T. Seel and David X. Cifu |
| 21(2) | Constraint-Induced Movement Therapy | Edward Taub and Gitendra Uswatte |
| 21(4) | Where the rubber hits the road: Successful vocational reintegration for survivors of traumatic brain injury | Dennis J. Magrega |
| 22(1) | Brain injury and the family | Angelle M. Sander |
| 22(3) | Concussion and sports | Barry Willer and John J. Leddy |
| 22(5) | Neurodevelopmental disorders | Jacob A. Neufeld |
| 22(6) | Palliative rehabilitation and Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis:A perfect match | Leo McCluskey |
| 23(1) | Emerging approaches in rehabilitation after brain injury | Lumy Sawaki |
| 23(4) | The benefits and barriers to leisure occupations | Anne Fenech |
| 23(5) | Geriatric neuropsychology | Thomas A. Martin and Shane S. Bush |
| 23(6) | Assessment, treatment and service issues for students with traumatic brain injury | Mary R.T. Kennedy |
| 24(1) | Racial/ethnic disparities in outcomes after central nervous system injury | J.C. Arango-Lasprilla |
| 25(1) | Neurorehabilitation technologies – present and future possibilities | Thomas Sinkjær and Dejan B. Popović |
| 25(3) | Rehabilitation design | Nathan Zasler |
| 26(1) | Hypoxic-ischemic brain injury | David B. Arciniegas |
| 26(3) | Military traumatic brain injury and blast | David F. Moore and Michael S. Jaffee |
| 27(1) | International perspectives on caregiving | Juan Carlos Arango-Lasprilla andJeffrey Kreutzer |
| 28(1) | Orthotics in neurorehabilitation | Natasha Lanin |
| 28(3) | Assistive technology for people with neurological disability | Tony Gentry |
| 29(2) | Vestibular rehabilitation: Ready for the mainstream | Michael E. Hoffer and Carey D. Balaban |
| 30(1) | Spanish speakers with neurological and psychiatric disabilities: Relevant factors related to rehabilitation | Juan Carlos Arango-Lasprilla |
| 30(3) | Pediatric brain injury and recovery | Peter D. Patrick and Ronald C. Savage |
| 31(1) | Community based rehabilitation after neurologic injury | Stephanie A. Kolakowsky-Hayner |
| 31(3) | Neuroimaging in neurorehabilitation | Elisabeth A. Wilde, Jill V. Hunter andErin D. Bigler |
| 32(2) | TBI and aging | Wayne A. Gordon |
| 32(3) | Balance and vestibular function | Brian D. Greenwald and James M. Gurley |
| 32(4) | Neurobehavioural disorders after Traumatic Brain Injury: Assessment, treatment and outcome | Rodger Ll. Wood |
| 33(1) | Integrating robot-assisted interventions into standard of care | Hermano Igo Krebs |
| 33(4) | International Conference on Recent Advances in Neurorehabilitation (ICRAN 2013) | |
| 34(1) | Cognitive rehabilitation therapy | Rick Parente |
| 34(4) | Perspectives on behavior and acquired brain injury | Harvey E. Jacobs |
| 36(1) | ICF and Rehabilitation | Christine Brogardh and Jan Lexell |
| 36(3) | Life care planning and case management in brain injury | Susan Riddick-Grisham |
| 36(4) | The assessment of symptom and Performance Validity in Neurorehabilitation | Shane S. Bush |
| 37(1) | Neurorehabilitation of Parkinson’s Disease and ALS | Jau-Shin Lou |
| 37(3) | Assistive technologies for cognition/cognitive support technologies | Marcia J. Scherer and Stefano Federici |
| 37(4) | Commonly used neuropsychological tests for Spanish speakers: Normative data from Latin America | Juan Carlos Arango-Lasprilla |
| 38(3) | Relationships following neurological conditions | Giles Yeates |
| 39(1) | Effectiveness of neurorehabilitation treatment for individuals | Rick Parente |
| 39(3) | Unintentional injury following Traumatic Brain Injury | Juliet Haarbauer-Krupa |
| 39(4) | From theory top practice: Engagement in neurorehabilitation | Megan Danzl and Nicole Etter |
