Latest implantable and external neurostimulation technology for drop foot correction and gait rehabilitation | ACNR | Online Neurology Journal

…For many patients who suffer from central or upper motor neuron lesions, e.g. stroke, multiple scleroris or head injury, walking becomes a challenging task. In many cases, the damage to the central nervous system results in paralysis and a drop foot.This article concerns CNS lesions. Lesions to peripheral nerves are an exclusion criteria for the application of Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES)…

μέσω Latest implantable and external neurostimulation technology for drop foot correction and gait rehabilitation | ACNR | Online Neurology Journal.

drop foot, Gait Rehabilitation - Foot Drop, rehabilitation

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