Zap to walk: new therapy aims to reboot stroke Patients' gait
NCT ID NCT07211672
Summary
This study is testing a new therapy that uses electrical stimulation on leg muscles to help people walk better after a stroke. It will involve 5 participants who had a stroke 6 to 12 months ago and still have difficulty walking. Researchers will measure if the therapy improves walking speed, endurance, muscle strength, and overall quality of life.
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