Publications by authors named "Hitoshi Hamaguchi"
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- Chemical warfare agents pose a significant threat to both civilians and military personnel worldwide, making reliable detection methods essential for safety and remediation.
- Current CWA detection systems are accurate but face challenges with size, portability, and cost, highlighting the need for improved sensor technology.
- The study introduces a new chemiresistive sensor using single-walled carbon nanotubes and a sensitive polymer that can detect nerve agent mimic at very low concentrations and maintains consistent performance over two weeks in various environments.
We investigated changes in the Activities of Daily Living (ADL) of stroke patients in a convalescent rehabilitation ward and a general ward using a Functional Independent Measure (FIM). The subjects were 109 patients hospitalized for rehabilitation purposes at the Oyamada Memorial Spa Hospital. The change in FIM at the time of hospitalization and that at 1 week later was investigated in 81 patients in the convalescent rehabilitation group (CRG) and 28 patients in the control group (CG).
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