EXOSKELETONS
Exoskeletons May Improve Rehabilitation Efficacy for Patients with Brain or Spinal Cord Injuries
Exoskeletons intended for medical purposes are motorized braces that help control a patient's body and limb movements. These...
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EXOSKELETONS
Exoskeletons May Improve Rehabilitation Efficacy for Patients with Brain or Spinal Cord Injuries
Feb 2, 2019
| Neurology & Neurosurgery
Exoskeletons intended for medical purposes are motorized braces that help control a patient's body and limb movements. These sophisticated body frames are increasingly being used as a tool for rehabilitating patients with brain or spinal cord injuries. Exoskeleton technology, when properly utilized, may have...
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