Robots step in to help stroke patients relearn walking
NCT ID NCT06497309
Summary
This study tested if adding high-tech robot therapy helps people relearn to walk after a stroke. 80 stroke survivors received standard rehab plus either treadmill-based or non-treadmill robot-assisted therapy. Researchers measured changes in walking ability, balance, and independence to see which approach worked better.
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National Institute for Medical Rehabilitation
Budapest, Pest County, 1121, Hungary
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