Assen Romanov Aleksiev

Prof. Dr. Assen Romanov Aleksiev

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Biography

Carrier: From 2016 to 2025, Head of the Department of FMR at MU-Sofia From 2008 to the present, Head of the Clinic of FMR at UMBAL “Alexandrovska” EAD 2022 Dr.Med.Sci., MU - Sofia 1994 Ph.D., MU - Sofia From 1990 to 1994, Main specialit “Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation”, MU - Sofia From 1980 to 1988, Higher education “MD”, MU – Sofia Awards: 1995 „The Vienna Award”, International Society for Physical Medicine and Reh. 1995 „The AcroMed Award”, International Society for the Study of the Lumbar Spine 1997 „Visiting Scientist fellowship”, The University of Iowa, USA 1996 „Travellin fellowship”, International Society for the Study of the Lumbar Spine 1995 „Post Ph.D. fellowship”, The University of Iowa, USA 1995 „Post Ph.D. fellowship”, NIH, Fogarty International Centre, USA 1995 „Travellin fellowship”, International Society for the Study of the Lumbar Spine 1994 „Travellin fellowship”, NIH, Fogarty International Centre, USA 1992 „Travellin fellowship”, International Federation of Clinical Neurophysiology 1992 „Travellin fellowship”, International Federation of Manual Medicine Diagnostic skills: stimulatory electrodiagnostics; detective electrodiagnostics (kinesiological electromyography – intensity /root mean square/, time /integrated/, frequency /Fourier/ and three-dimensional intensity-frequency-time /Wavelets/); stabilometry/stabilography; stadiometry/stadiometry; somatoscopy, anthropometry, centimetry, goniometry, dynamometry; elastometry, tensometry, ergometry, etc

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Honors and Awards

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The Vienna Award 1995

International Society for Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

Pelvic unlevelness in low back patients - biomechanics and EMG time-frequency analysis: Winner of the 1995 Vienna Award for Physical Medicine Purpose The aims of this study were to investigate: a) the external forces at the feet and L3-L4 level using two force plates, b) the internal forces of the spine using surface EMG of the erector spine during isometric contraction or sudden load; c) to define how these responses were affected by expectancy, fatigue, artificial LLI, and rehabilitation.

honor

The AcroMed Award 1995

International Society for the Study of the Lumbar Spine

Unexpected load and asymmetric posture as etiologic factors in low back pain - the AcroMed Prize for Spinal Research 1995 Unexpected loads, which often occur in the working environment, can lead to high forces in the spine and, thus, may be a cause of low back injury. This paper discusses the effect of "sudden load" on the erector spine reaction and amplitude. Muscle responses were mediated by several factors, including fatigue, posture, expectation and rehabilitation, in chronic low back pain.

Experience

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