Gait assistive devices.

Gait assistive devices.

<p>(<b>a</b>) Knee-powered lower limb exoskeleton; i.e., the ABLE exoskeleton (ABLE Human Motion S.L., Barcelona, Spain). (<b>b</b>) Knee-ankle-foot orthosis with walkabout.</p>

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Antonio Rodríguez-Fernández (317652) (author)
Other Authors:	Joan Lobo-Prat (4399723) (author), Mariona Tolrà-Campanyà (21259652) (author), Florentina Pérez-Cañabate (21259655) (author), Josep M. Font-Llagunes (13872569) (author), Lluis Guirao-Cano (21433384) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Biotechnology Science Policy Space Science Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified spinal cord injury rehabilitation hospital setting participants quickly learned participants needed 1 minute walk test meter walk test fewer aes reported crossover clinical trial adverse events ), 43 &# 8201 assess gait performance 4 training sessions able exoskeleton proved walking 10 meters chronic complete sci able exoskeleton gait training gait speed exoskeleton versus walking time turning around therapy metrics therapy activities study show study assessed stand transitions showing improvements respectively ). new tool learning process foot orthoses conventional orthoses comparative study assessment protocol 10 patients
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