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Effect of 4-weeks exercise program using wearable hip-assist robot (EX1) in older adults: one group pre-and post-test

Shin et al., 2023

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15111328568502597046
Author
Shin J
Byeon N
Yu H
Yun G
Kim H
Lim S
Kim D
Lee H
Lee W
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Publication venue
BMC geriatrics

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Background Older adults have muscle loss and are at risk of falling. Recently, research in the healthcare field has been actively conducted, and Samsung Electronics has developed EX1, a hip joint assisted robot for exercise. This study aimed to verify the effect of a 4-week …
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