Post-Polio Library
Here are Dr. Bruno's articles that will allow you, your family, doctors and therapists to understand and treat PPS.
Click here to read all of Dr. Bruno's columns on PPS at "ACTION"
and "New Mobility" magazines.
- Bruno RL, Zimmerman JR. Word finding difficulty as a Post-Polio Sequelae. American Journal of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, 2000; 79:343-348.
- Bruno RL. "Non-paralytic" Polio as Prelude to Post-Polio Sequelae. Post-Polio Sequelae Monograph Series. Volume 10 (2). Hackensack: Harvest Press, 2000.
- Bruno RL. TES: Dangerous or merely ineffective? Post-Polio Sequelae Monograph Series. Volume 10 (1). Hackensack: Harvest Press, 2000.
- Bruno RL. Avoiding PPS: A Pound of Prevention is Worth a Ton of Therapy. Post-Polio Sequelae Monograph Series. Volume 10 (3). Hackensack: Harvest Press, 2000.
- Bruno RL. The Ten Commandments of PPS. New Mobility, June, 1999.
- Bruno RL. Post-Polio Sequelae: Preventing Ultimate Burnout. In Spinal Network. Malibu: Miramar Communications, 1998.
- Bruno RL. Is Type A behavior criptonite? Caliper, 1997, 52: 10-15.
- Bruno RL. Trauma and Illness as Precipitants of Post-Polio Sequelae. Post-Polio Sequelae Monograph Series. Volume 10 (2). Hackensack: Harvest Press, 2000.
- Bruno RL. Post-Polio Sequelae and the paradigms of the '50's: Newtie, Ozzie and Harriet versus paradigms of caring and a future for rehabilitation in America. The 45th John Stanley Coulter Memorial Lecture. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, 1995; 76 (12): 1093-1096.
- Frick NM, Bruno RL. Post-Polio Sequelae: Physiological and psychological overview. Rehabilitation Literature, 1986; 47 (5-6): 106-111.
- Bruno RL. Polio Survivors Abroad: The Canadian and British Experience. New Mobility, 1996; 7(39): 45-49.
- Bruno RL. Post-Polio Protein Power: Eat Well, Be Well
