Mihoko Izumi

Faculty of Health and Medical Science,Department of Physical TherapyLecturer
Graduate School of Health Sciences,Master's and Doctoral Programs in Physical TherapyLecturer
Last Updated :2025/10/07

■Researcher basic information

Degree

  • Master of Rehabilitation, University of Tsukuba, Mar. 2010

Field Of Study

  • Life sciences, Rehabilitation science

■Career

Career

  • 2009
  • Saitama Medical University Faculty of Health and Medical Care, Assistant Professor

Educational Background

  • Apr. 2008 - Mar. 2010, University of Tsukuba, Graduate School of Comprehensive Human Sciences
  • Apr. 1992 - Mar. 1995

■Research activity information

Paper

  • The Validity and Reliability of the Borg Category Ratio Scale (CR-10) for Isometric Contraction Exercises Performed by Polio Survivors
    IZUMI Mihoko; KAMIKOJIMA Makoto; KUROKAWA Yukio; TAKAKURA Yasuyuki; KAWAMA Kennosuke
    Rigakuryoho Kagaku, 2014
    [Purpose] To investigate the suitability and reliability of the Borg Category Ratio Scale (CR-10) for isometric contraction exercises performed by polio survivors. [Subjects] The subjects were 15 polio survivors and 45 age-matched normally healthy persons. [Methods] Subjects performed isometric contraction exercise for the knee extensors. The exercise intensity (CalcVal) was derived from the maximum muscle strength, and measured the Borg CR-10 value when reproducing the exercise using CalcVal as visual feedback. Then, we measured muscle strength (RealVal) when performing exercise with the Borg CR-10 value as an index of exercise intensity. We investigated the agreement of CalcVal and RealVal, and the correlation between the Borg CR-10 value and exercise intensity. [Results] Moderately high agreement was found between CalcVal and RealVal, and the Borg CR-10 value correlation with exercise intensity was high. [Conclusion] The results suggest that for polio survivors, an exercise intensity of Borg CR-10 value=4, quite strong, can prevent “muscle overuse and disuse”.
  • Systematic Reviews of Sports Physiotherapy
    AKASAKA Kiyokazu; FUKUDA Toshiyuki; SAWADA Yutaka; IZUMI Mihoko
    Rigakuryoho Kagaku, 2008
    To clarify the evidence in the field of sports physiotherapy, we selected and analyzed 76 systematic reviews of sports physiotherapy published since 2000. Reports on, knees and shins (n=26), ankles and feet (n=20) were greater in number than other body parts, while pain, weakness, and motor tolerance were common topics. As physical therapy interventions, stretching, mobilization, massage, muscle strengthening, orthosis, taping, splint and physical medicine were common themes.

Books and other publications

Affiliated academic society

  • Apr. 2022 - Present
    Tokyo Metropolitan Para Sports Association               
  • Oct. 2021 - Present
    The Japanese Society of Prosthetics and Orthotics               
  • Sep. 2021 - Present
    Japanese Society of Public Health               
  • Apr. 2010 - Present
    Japanese Academy for Comprehensive Rehabilitation               
  • May 2006 - Present
    Japanese Society of Pressure Ulcers               
  • Apr. 2006 - Present
    the Society of Physical Therapy Science               
  • Apr. 1996 - Present
    Japanese Para-Sports Association               
  • Apr. 1995 - Present
    Japanese Physical Theeapy Association               

Research Themes

Social Contribution Activities

  • 東京都障害者総合スポーツセンター 東京わくわくタイム               
    advisor
    04 May 2024 - Present
  • ブラインドテニス関東地域協会 大会・練習会サポート               
    others
    31 Jan. 2024 - Present
  • 豊島区短期集中通所型サービス事業               
    advisor
    01 Jun. 2023 - Present
  • 中野区 認知症予防事業               
    advisor
    01 Apr. 2016 - 30 Nov. 2019
  • なかの元気アップ体操               
    17 Jan. 2017
  • 東京都理学療法士協会 新人教育部               
  • 中野区 なかの生涯学習大学               
    lecturer

Others

  • パラスポーツ(障害者スポーツ)イベントの開催
    Sep. 2019 - Present
  • パラスポーツの環境整備・普及活動

■University education and qualification information

Qualifications, licenses

  • 01 Apr. 1995
  • 01 Feb. 1997
  • 01 Mar. 2003