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Effect of robotic-assisted gait rehabilitation on dynamic equilibrium control in the gait of children with cerebral palsy

Wallard et al., 2018

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7282270222760861346
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Wallard L
Dietrich G
Kerlirzin Y
Bredin J
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Gait & posture

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Due to the intensity and repetition of movement, roboticassisted gait training therapy could have a beneficial effect on the recovery and improvement of postural and locomotor functions of the patient. This study sought to highlight the effects of robotic-assisted gait …
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