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Lutz Vogt

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Articles 160
Citations 1635
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Related Specialties
Orthopedics
Rehabilitation Medicine
General Medicine
Top 10 Co-Authors
Winfried Banzer
Daniel Niederer
Jan Wilke
Tobias Engeroff
Florian Giesche
Markus Hubscher
Eckhard Salzsieder
Kristin Kalo
Peter Heinke
Christian Thiel
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Gait Posture
Int J Environ Res Public Health
PLoS One
J Sports Med Phys Fitness
Clin Biomech (Bristol)
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Recent Articles
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Finding Predictive Factors of Stabilization Exercise Adherence in Randomized Controlled Trials on Low Back Pain: An Individual Data Reanalysis Using Machine Learning Techniques
Pfeifer A, Pfeifer-Schroder P, Schroder-Pfeifer P, Schiltenwolf M, Vogt L, Schneider C, et al.
Arch Phys Med Rehabil . 2025 Jan; PMID: 39756772
Objective: To identify predictors of adherence in supervised and self-administered exercise interventions for individuals with low back pain. Design: Cohort study. Setting: Rehabilitation. Participants: This preplanned reanalysis within the Medicine...
2.
Modulation of physical exercise intensity in motor-cognitive training of adults using the SKILLCOURT technology
Erdogan G, Karsten B, Vogt L, Mierau A, Hulsdunker T
Physiol Rep . 2024 Dec; 12(23):e70136. PMID: 39638640
Motor-cognitive training and exergaming often only reach low-to-medium intensities that limits their training efficiency. This study evaluated the physiological profile of different exercises on a novel motor-cognitive training technology designed...
3.
Predictors of dropping out from a home tele-exercise programme: A cohort study derived from a randomised controlled trial
Yuki G, Hespanhol L, Mohr L, Bhundoo A, Jimenez-Pavon D, Novak B, et al.
Health Promot Perspect . 2024 Dec; 14(3):238-247. PMID: 39633625
Background: Online home exercises represent opportunities to increase physical activity levels. However, high dropout rates are commonly reported in such programmes. This study aimed to investigate the predictors of dropping...
4.
FFP2 induced breathing resistance does not affect metabolism and well-being during brisk walking and stair climbing - a randomized controlled trial
Engeroff T, Hartel N, Niederer D, Nienhaus A, Groneberg D, Vogt L
J Occup Med Toxicol . 2024 Jul; 19(1):31. PMID: 39075603
Objectives: N95 or Type II filtering face pieces (FFP2) are often worn during work hours or on public transportation to prevent airborne infection. The aim of this randomized controlled crossover...
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Validity of a motor-cognitive dual-task agility test in elite youth football players
Friebe D, Sieland J, Both H, Giesche F, Haser C, Hulsdunker T, et al.
Eur J Sport Sci . 2024 Jun; 24(8):1056-1066. PMID: 38874591
Agility, as the ability to react rapidly to unforeseen events, is an essential component of football performance. However, existing agility diagnostics often do not reflect the complex motor-cognitive interaction required...
6.
Effects of 6-Week Motor-Cognitive Agility Training on Football Test Performance in Adult Amateur Players - A Three-Armed Randomized Controlled Trial
Friebe D, Banzer W, Giesche F, Haser C, Hulsdunker T, Pfab F, et al.
J Sports Sci Med . 2024 Jun; 23(2):276-288. PMID: 38841643
Agility, defined as the ability to rapidly respond to unforeseen events, constitutes a central performance component in football. Existing agility training approaches often focus on change of direction that does...
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Investigating effects of FFP2 wearing during physical activity on gas exchange, metabolism and affective state using a randomized controlled trial
Engeroff T, Heinsel K, Niederer D, Nienhaus A, Groneberg D, Vogt L
Sci Rep . 2024 Mar; 14(1):6278. PMID: 38491110
Concerns are repeatedly raised about possible adverse respiratory effects of wearing filtering face pieces (FFP) during physical activity. This study compared the impact of FFP type 2 (NF95) on pulmonary...
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Late-stage rehabilitation after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction: A multicentre randomised controlled trial (PReP)
Niederer D, Keller M, Schuttler K, Schoepp C, Petersen W, Best R, et al.
Ann Phys Rehabil Med . 2024 Mar; 67(4):101827. PMID: 38479249
Background: At the completion of formal rehabilitation after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction, functional capacity is only restored in a small proportion of affected individuals. Therefore, the end of formal rehabilitation...
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Effects on temporomandibular disorder in the treatment of tension-type headache with acupuncture and therapeutic exercises. A secondary analysis from a randomized controlled trial
Schiller J, Buttner A, Niederer D, Bokel A, Korallus C, Sturm C, et al.
Clin Rehabil . 2024 Feb; 38(5):623-635. PMID: 38304940
Objectives: To examine the effects of acupuncture and therapeutic exercise alone and in combination on temporomandibular joint symptoms in tension-type headache and to evaluate the potential interaction of existing temporomandibular...
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The End of the Formal Rehabilitation Is Not the End of Rehabilitation: Knee Function Deficits Remain After Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction
Niederer D, Keller M, Wiessmeier M, Vogt L, Stohr A, Schuttler K, et al.
J Sport Rehabil . 2024 Jan; 33(2):88-98. PMID: 38176405
Objective: To rate athletes' functional ability and return to sport (RTS) success at the end of their individual, formal, medically prescribed rehabilitation after anterior anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction. Methods:...