LOCOMOTION
Clinical Feasibility of Wearable Robot Orthosis on Gait and Balance Ability for Stroke Rehabilitation: A Case Study
Youngil Shin, Seong-Hwa Yang, Jinyoung Kim
- Year
- 2015
- Citations
- 6
- Access
- Open access
Abstract
The emphasis on gait rehabilitation after stroke depends on training support through the lower limbs, balance of body mass over the changing base of support. However, muscle weakness, lack of control of lower limb, and poor balance can interfere with training after stroke. For this case study report, a wearable robot orthosis was applied to stroke patients in order to verify its actual applicability on balance and gait ability in the clinical field.
Keywords
Physical medicine and rehabilitationBalance (ability)MedicineGaitRehabilitationStroke (engine)Wearable computerGait trainingWeaknessRobot
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