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  1. A Biofeedback Cycling Training to Improve Locomotion: A Case Series Study Based on Gait Pattern Classification of 153 Chronic Stroke Patients
  2. An Ankle to Computer Virtual Reality System for Improving Gait and Function in a Person 9 Months Poststroke
  3. An Evaluation of Self Administration of Auditory Cueing to Improve Gait in People With Parkinson’s Disease
  4. At-Home Training With Closed-Loop Augmented-Reality Cueing Device for Improving Gait in Patients With Parkinson Disease
  5. Audio-Biofeedback Training for Posture and Balance in Patients With Parkinson’s Disease
  6. Effects of an Implantable Two-Channel Peroneal Nerve Stimulator Versus Conventional Walking Device on Spatiotemporal Parameters and Kinematics of Hemiparetic Gait
  7. Gait Training Today
  8. Gait Training With Virtual Reality-Based Real-Time Feedback: Improving Gait Performance Following Transfemoral Amputation
  9. Gaitmaster 5: The Mechanical Physical Therapist of the Future
  10. I Think, Therefore I Move – ‘Brain Cap’ Turns Thought Into Motion
  11. Interactive Cueing With Walk-Mate for Hemiparetic Stroke Rehabilitation
  12. Locomotor Training: A Step in the Direction?
  13. Making Things Possible
  14. Motion Controlled Gait Enhancing Mobile Shoe for Rehabilitation
  15. Motor Modules in Robot-Aided Walking
  16. Motorized Rehabilitation Shoes Put Elderly on Shaky Ground to Improve Balance
  17. Reduction of Freezing of Gait in Parkinson’s Disease by Repetitive Robot-Assisted Treadmill Training: A Pilot Study
  18. Repetitive Step Training With Preparatory Signals Improves Stability Limits in Patients With Parkinson’s Disease
  19. Robot Assisted Walking vs Overground Walking in Stroke Patients: An Evaluation of Muscle Activity
  20. Robotic CORBYS Platform Uses Patient Feedback to Help Stroke Victims Walk Again
  21. Robotic Devices Help Stroke Survivors Regain Movement
  22. Technology-Based Programs to Improve Walking Behavior of Persons With Multiple Disabilities: Two Single-Case Studies
  23. The Effects of Rhythmic Sensory Cues on the Temporal Dynamics of Human Gait
  24. Timing Functional Outcomes Using a Personal Computer
  25. To Lock or Unlock? That Is the Question
  26. Use of Visual and Proprioceptive Feedback to Improve Gait Speed and Spatiotemporal Symmetry Following Chronic Stroke: A Case Series
  27. Virtual Reality-Enhanced Partial Body Weight-Supported Treadmill Training Poststroke: Feasibility and Effectiveness in 6 Subjects
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