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Wiesener, 2021 - Google Patents

Inertial-sensor-based control of functional electrical stimulation for paraplegic cycling and swimming

Wiesener, 2021

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16914771681012397148
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Wiesener C
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The physical activity and health of people suffering from a spinal cord injury is severely limited due to the accompanying paralysis and often in stark contrast to the physical condition before the injury, especially in young patients. However, participation in sports and …
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