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MAKv1 Exoskeleton for TKA Patients: a Safety, Usability and Clinical Effects Trial of an Early Intervention
The present study analyzes the effects of using a portable single limb exoskeleton (MAKv1) in patients with total knee artrhoplasty (TKA). Safety, usability and clinical effects of an early intervention program with the device with an early implementation are studied.
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