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Influence of therapist supervision and bodyweight support on gait training in stroke patients. [PDF]
Turk J Phys Med RehabilChan Hyun P, Jeong SH, Hee SH.
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Overground gait training improves the sensorimotor cortical dynamics and mobility of persons with cerebral palsy. [PDF]
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Effectiveness of Music Therapy with Personalized Rhythmic Auditory Stimulation Plus Music-Contingent Gait Training in Patients with Parkinson's Disease: A Systematic Review. [PDF]
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Experimental Brain Research, 2013
Kinematic and kinetic gait parameters have never been assessed following robotic-assisted gait training in hemiparetic patients. Previous studies suggest that restraint of the non-paretic lower limb during gait training could be a useful rehabilitation approach for hemiparetic patients.
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Kinematic and kinetic gait parameters have never been assessed following robotic-assisted gait training in hemiparetic patients. Previous studies suggest that restraint of the non-paretic lower limb during gait training could be a useful rehabilitation approach for hemiparetic patients.
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GAIT TRAINING AND FALLS IN THE ELDERLY
Journal of Gerontological Nursing, 19951. Patients with gait and balance disorder, as measured by the Tinetti Mobility Scale, can benefit from physical therapist-assisted gait training. 2. Score in the Tinetti Mobility Scale negatively correlates with the number of recurrences of falls. 3.
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European Journal of Neurology, 2002
Restoration of gait is a major goal in neurological rehabilitation. Before starting therapy, a comprehensive assessment is necessary to evaluate the deficits and remaining functions. A wide variety of therapeutic procedures are available and have to be adapted to the individual situation – different concepts of physiotherapy stress different features ...
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Restoration of gait is a major goal in neurological rehabilitation. Before starting therapy, a comprehensive assessment is necessary to evaluate the deficits and remaining functions. A wide variety of therapeutic procedures are available and have to be adapted to the individual situation – different concepts of physiotherapy stress different features ...
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2018
Functional electrical stimulation has been applied for more than half a century to restore and support gait in patients after stroke or after spinal cord injury. Most prevalent are assistive systems for the correction of drop foot in stroke patients using either surface or implanted stimulation technology. For therapeutical use in clinical environments,
Thomas Schauer, Thomas Seel
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Functional electrical stimulation has been applied for more than half a century to restore and support gait in patients after stroke or after spinal cord injury. Most prevalent are assistive systems for the correction of drop foot in stroke patients using either surface or implanted stimulation technology. For therapeutical use in clinical environments,
Thomas Schauer, Thomas Seel
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Robotic-Assisted Gait Training and Restoration
American Journal of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, 2012The past two decades have seen the introduction of and a strong growth in the availability of rehabilitation interventions that are based on the use of robotics. A major driving factor has been the advancement of technology, with faster, more powerful computers, new computational approaches, as well as increased sophistication of motors and other ...
Alberto, Esquenazi, Andrew, Packel
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PROSTHETIC GAIT TRAINING USING THE CONCEPT OF BIOFEEDBACK AND INSTRUMENTED GAIT ANALYSIS
IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 1982Abstract The purpose of this paper is to present a gait analysis system (Chao, 1980) which is routinely used in the clinical evaluation of amputees, to report the preliminary results from a new gait training device, and to describe one additional training device, both of which utilize the biofeedback concept.
R.K. Laughman +3 more
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