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Diana Rintala

Professor & Chair

Baylor College of Medicine

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Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation

Diana Rintala is currently serving as a Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Professor & Chair at Baylor College of Medicine.

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Baylor College of Medicine

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rehabilitation neurorehabilitation spinal cord injury rehabilitation medicine spinal cord physical medicine public health spinal cord medicine neurological rehabilitation neurology physical therapy spinal trauma pain management medicine disability trauma neuropsychological rehabilitation pain therapy recovery pain research movement disorders spinal disorders rehabilitation process neuromuscular medicine musculoskeletal disorders neuroscience of aging orthopedic surgery pain medicine supportive care exercise rehabilitation sexual health physical disabilities orthopaedic research mobility applied physiology neuropathic pain pathological gait gait analysis sexology telerehabilitation cranial electrotherapy stimulation head trauma rehabilitation pain syndromes bipedal locomotion physiological status acute pain assistive devices underserved populations spine care community-based sample chronic neuropathic pain mobility support hand therapy treatment options pain mechanism sex therapy mobile accessibility retrospective cohort studies clinical populations musculoskeletal research fall prevention pressure ulcers depressive symptomatology gait variability sexual activities pilot study rehabilitation hospital life satisfaction lower extremity wounds chronic musculoskeletal conditions community-resident persons risk factors multifaceted longitudinal study functional limitations range-of-motion problems shoulder pain clinical engineering rehabilitation engineering occupational therapy orthopaedic surgery prosthesis

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Validating a Measure to Assess Factors That Affect Assistive Technology Use by Students With Disabilities in Elementary and Secondary Education.. PubMed (2016)

Susan A. ZapfMarcia J. SchererMary F. BaxterDiana H. Rintala

human-computer interactionaccessible educationtechnology integrationwearable technologyspecial educationeducational technologyrehabilitationchild-computer interactionmobile accessibilitysecondary educationtechnologyassistive deviceslearning disabilitiesinclusive educationassistive technologyassistive technology useeducationdisabilitystudent successspecial education technology

Gait Variability in Parkinson's Disease: Levodopa and Walking Direction. Acta Neurologica Scandinavica (2015)

M. S. BryantD. H. RintalaJ.G. HouR. L. CollinsE. J. Protas

physiological statusneurodegenerative diseaseslatent variable modelsneurosciencepathological gaitmusculoskeletal disordersmotor controlspinal cord medicinemovement disordersbipedal locomotionneurologyrehabilitationcognitive impairmentdementiaexercise physiologyneurorehabilitationneuroscience of aginggait variabilitygait analysis

Relationship of Falls and Fear of Falling to Activity Limitations and Physical Inactivity in Parkinson’s Disease. Journal of Aging and Physical Activity (2015)

Mon S. BryantDiana H. RintalaJyh-Gong HouElizabeth J. Protas

neurodegenerative diseasesfall preventionphysical inactivitymobilitygeriatricsphysical activitymovement disordersactive ageingpublic healthneurologyepidemiologyphysical exerciseactivity limitationsphysical activity epidemiologyhuman movementhealthy agingneuropsychological rehabilitationneurorehabilitationneuroscience of agingparkinson's disease

Treadmill Exercise Tests in Persons With Parkinson’s Disease. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2015)

Elizabeth J. ProtasMon S. BryantGeorge JacksonDiana RintalaJyh-Gong Hou

medicinetreadmill exercise testsexercise scienceparkinson's diseasehealth sciencesphysical exercise

A Randomized Controlled Trial of Hypnosis Compared With Biofeedback for Adults With Chronic Low Back Pain. European Journal of Pain (2014)

G. TanD.H. RintalaM.P. JensenT. FukuiD. SmithW. Williams

anesthesiamedicinebiofeedbackneurosciencepain researchsymptom managementcontrolled trialacute painrehabilitationback painclinical trialspain therapyphysical therapytherapeutic approachespain mechanismchronic painpain medicinepain managementsupportive care

Determinants of Use of a Walking Device in Persons With Parkinson's Disease. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (2014)

Mon S. BryantDiana H. RintalaJames E. GrahamJyhgong Gabriel HouElizabeth J. Protas

stimulation deviceorthopedic surgeryspinal cord injurypediatricswearable technologyindustrial ergonomicsspinal cord medicinephysical activitymovement disordersbiomedical engineeringmechanical circulatory supportbipedal locomotionbone researchassistive devicesphysiologywalking deviceactive controlneuromuscular medicinegait analysis

Falls and Physical Inactivity in Parkinson’s Disease. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2014)

Elizabeth J. ProtasMon S. BryantDiana Rintala

kinesiologymedicinehuman movementphysical activityparkinson's diseasemovement disordersexercise sciencephysical inactivityhealth sciencesexercise physiology

Influence of Fear of Falling on Gait and Balance in Parkinson’s Disease. Disability and Rehabilitation (2013)

Mon S. BryantDiana H. RintalaJyh-Gong HouElizabeth J. Protas

kinesiologymobilitycognitive impairmentneurorehabilitationapplied physiologyneuroscience of agingneurological rehabilitationpathological gaitmovement disordersdisabilityphysiologyexercise rehabilitationneuromusculoskeletal disordersneurologymotor controlrehabilitation medicinesafetyhuman movement

Reliability of the Non-Instrumented Walk Test in Persons With Parkinson’s Disease. Disability and Rehabilitation (2012)

Mon S. BryantDiana H. RintalaJyh-Gong HouElizabeth J. Protas

neurological rehabilitationpathological gaitexercise rehabilitationmusculoskeletal disordersmobilityphysical activitymovement disordersneurologyrehabilitationreliabilityphysical therapynon-instrumented walk testhuman movementkinesiologyneurorehabilitationoccupational therapyparkinson's diseaserehabilitation medicinegait analysis

Reliability of the Overground Walk Test in Persons With Parkinson's Disease (P06.045). Neurology (2012)

J.-G. HouM. BryantD. RintalaE. Protas

neurologyparkinson's diseasereliability

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Diana Rintala

Professor & Chair

Baylor College of Medicine

Affiliations

Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation

Diana Rintala is currently serving as a Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Professor & Chair at Baylor College of Medicine.

Honors

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Baylor College of Medicine

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Validating a Measure to Assess Factors That Affect Assistive Technology Use by Students With Disabilities in Elementary and Secondary Education.. PubMed (2016)

Susan A. ZapfMarcia J. SchererMary F. BaxterDiana H. Rintala

Gait Variability in Parkinson's Disease: Levodopa and Walking Direction. Acta Neurologica Scandinavica (2015)

M. S. BryantD. H. RintalaJ.G. HouR. L. CollinsE. J. Protas

Relationship of Falls and Fear of Falling to Activity Limitations and Physical Inactivity in Parkinson’s Disease. Journal of Aging and Physical Activity (2015)

Mon S. BryantDiana H. RintalaJyh-Gong HouElizabeth J. Protas

Treadmill Exercise Tests in Persons With Parkinson’s Disease. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2015)

Elizabeth J. ProtasMon S. BryantGeorge JacksonDiana RintalaJyh-Gong Hou

medicinetreadmill exercise testsexercise scienceparkinson's diseasehealth sciencesphysical exercise

A Randomized Controlled Trial of Hypnosis Compared With Biofeedback for Adults With Chronic Low Back Pain. European Journal of Pain (2014)

G. TanD.H. RintalaM.P. JensenT. FukuiD. SmithW. Williams

Determinants of Use of a Walking Device in Persons With Parkinson's Disease. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (2014)

Mon S. BryantDiana H. RintalaJames E. GrahamJyhgong Gabriel HouElizabeth J. Protas

Falls and Physical Inactivity in Parkinson’s Disease. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2014)

Elizabeth J. ProtasMon S. BryantDiana Rintala

kinesiologymedicinehuman movementphysical activityparkinson's diseasemovement disordersexercise sciencephysical inactivityhealth sciencesexercise physiology

Influence of Fear of Falling on Gait and Balance in Parkinson’s Disease. Disability and Rehabilitation (2013)

Mon S. BryantDiana H. RintalaJyh-Gong HouElizabeth J. Protas

Reliability of the Non-Instrumented Walk Test in Persons With Parkinson’s Disease. Disability and Rehabilitation (2012)

Mon S. BryantDiana H. RintalaJyh-Gong HouElizabeth J. Protas

Reliability of the Overground Walk Test in Persons With Parkinson's Disease (P06.045). Neurology (2012)

J.-G. HouM. BryantD. RintalaE. Protas

neurologyparkinson's diseasereliability

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