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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Locomotor training"”.
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Innovative spinal cord injury rehabilitation in the context of a middle-income country: a pilot randomised control study investigating physiological and psychological effects
… and rehabilitation is immense. Robotic locomotor training (RLT) is a novel rehabilitation technique that may improve health and wellbeing after SCI. A systematic review was conducted across 27 studies and 308 participants to explore the systemic effects of RLT. This review demonstrated …
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Assessing trainer hand forces for manual body weight supported walking
… have been directed towards a therapy known as Locomotor Training (LT) that implements repetitive stepping on a treadmill using body weight support. A major intent of LT research is to investigate the effect of an extended period of LT on bilateral muscle activation (EMG pattern, amplitude, and …
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Lower body exoskeleton for walking gait assistance and performance augmentation using compliance controlled actuators
… on a carer. Increasingevidence has shown that locomotor training can reduce the incidence of these secondarypathologies, but the physical effort required from patients and the cost, time and intensive load onthe physiotherapists involved in these regular locomotor walking exercises is such that …
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The Effect of Robotic Walking and Activity-based Rehabilitation on Functional Capacity, Secondary Complications & Psychological Well-being in Individuals with Spinal Cord Injury (SCI)
Activity-based training (ABT) represents the current standard of care in neurological rehabilitation centers around the world. However, innovative rehabilitation techniques have been developed including robotic locomotor training (RLT). The conceptual basis for RLT initially appeared promising; a …