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This year’s Patricia C. Gregory, MD Memorial Lecture keynote speaker featured Dr. Trisha Kesar. Dr. Kesar is an Associate Professor at the Department of Rehab Medicine, Division of Physical Therapy at Emory University. She is the Director of the Motion Analysis Laboratory at Emory Rehabilitation Hospital, and a training faculty within the Neuroscience, Biomedical Engineering, and Applied Physiology PhD programs across Emory and Georgia Tech. Dr. Kesar\u2019s research capitalizes on multi-modal techniques, including 3-dimensional motion capture, electromyography, non-invasive peripheral nerve stimulation, transcranial magnetic stimulation, and functional electrical stimulation.<\/p>\n
Research presentations from graduating residents, graduating T-32 fellows, In-training residents, and T-32 fellow presentations included:<\/p>\n
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Our keynote lecture is given to commemorate Dr. Patricia C. Gregory<\/strong>, who served as a Simmons Scholar and Assistant Professor in the 黑料网-CH Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation from 2005 until her untimely passing in 2010. Throughout those years, she developed a love and passion for research in health disparities, particularly in the areas of stroke prevention and rehabilitation, and geriatric rehabilitation. She was awarded prestigious grants from The Duke Endowment and the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ).<\/p>\n