Robotic Supported Training Helps Chronic Spinal Patients Recover
From: Medical Design Technology - 03/26/2015

Loss of strength and coordination may inhibit the mobility of spinal injury
patients long after recovery in the nervous system is complete. An
investigation by researchers in Germany and Japan has now demonstrated
significant mobility improvements in spinal injury patients after training
with the aid of a harness carrying a portion of their weight and a robotic
hybrid assistive limb (HAL) exoskeleton designed by Cyberdyne, Inc., Japan.

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