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Treadmill training with tilt sensor functional electrical stimulation for improving balance, gait, and muscle architecture of tibialis anterior of survivors with chronic stroke …

Hwang et al., 2015

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4049850815295432220
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Hwang D
Lee H
Lee G
Lee S
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Technology and Health Care

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BACKGROUND: Gait training is important for stroke rehabilitation, such as using the treadmill training with functional electrical stimulation (FES). OBJECTIVE: This study was to investigate the effects of the treadmill training with tilt sensor FES on the balance, gait, and …
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