Publications by authors named "Dale Hull"
Life sometimes provides unannounced challenges that threaten the structure of our existence. This personal account of an ob-gyn's encounter with paralysis will illustrate the impact of one such experience.
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- - The study focused on detecting equine respiratory viruses and bacteria in horses at a winter equestrian show by collecting environmental sponge samples from the stalls over multiple weeks.
- - Out of the collected samples, 35.13% tested positive for at least one of the selected pathogens, with equine herpesvirus-2 being the most commonly found.
- - The frequency of pathogen detection was higher in winter compared to spring and summer, suggesting a seasonal increase, and using environmental samples is a more efficient method than directly collecting respiratory secretions from horses.
Investigation of the Treadport for gait rehabilitation of spinal cord injury.
Annu Int Conf IEEE Eng Med Biol Soc
July 2013
The goal of this study is to compare the effect of training by the University of Utah's Treadport versus a conventional treadmill on gait improvement of spinal-cord-injury (SCI) patients. Four incomplete SCI subjects who had reached a rehabilitation plateau were selected to have training first on the treadmill and then the Treadport. Spatiotemporal and gait parameters were utilized to make a comparison between the two training conditions.
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