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Efficacy of a Novel Walking Assist Device With Auxiliary Laser Illuminator on Stroke Patients
Many patients after acute stage of stroke present with abnormal gait pattern due to weakness or hypertonicity of the affected limbs. Ambulation training with the use of visual feedback strategy is one of the promising rehabilitation in patients with chronic stroke. Walking assist device with auxiliary laser illuminator during ambulation training could correct gait parameters, improve balance and basic activity of daily living among stroke patients.
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