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Robotic -Assisted Rehabilitation for Multiple Sclerosis: An Adaptive Approach for Individualized Therapy
Therefore, the purpose of this study was to evaluate four-weeks of an upper limb robotic intervention for persons with Multiple Sclerosis. Participants completed a resistive and adaptive robotic training intervention whereby participants trained three times weekly for four consecutive weeks.
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