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A.T. Literature- Walkers

  1. A Comparison of Shoulder Joint Forces During Ambulation With Crutches Versus a Walker in Persons With Incomplete Spinal Cord Injury
  2. A New Saddle for the Dutch Walking Aid
  3. A Review of Assistive Technologies for People With Parkinson’s Disease
  4. A Rollator-Mounted Wayfinding System for the Elderly: Proof-of-Concept Design and Preliminary Technical Evaluation
  5. A Smart Home Application to Eldercare: Current Status and Lessons Learned
  6. Accessory for Walkers Aims to Assist Users in Rising Unassisted
  7. Aided Gait of People With Lower-Limb Amputations: Comparison of 4-Footed and 2-Wheeled Walkers
  8. All Terrain Walker
  9. Ambulation Aid Use During the Rehabilitation of People with Lower Limb Amputations
  10. Applicability of a New Robotic Walking Aid in a Patient With Cerebral Palsy: Case Report
  11. Assistive Devices for Balance and Mobility: Benefits, Demands, and Adverse Consequences
  12. Assistive Devices: Usage in Patients With Rheumatoid Arthritis
  13. Assistive Robots in Health Care Settings
  14. Assistive Walking Device Use and Knee Osteoarthritis: Results From the Health, Aging and Body Composition Study (Health ABC Study)
  15. Association Between Reliance on Devices and People for Walking and Ability to Walk Community Distances Among Persons With Spinal Cord Injury
  16. Association Between Reliance on Devices and People for Walking and Ability to Walk Community Distances Among Persons With Spinal Cord Injury
  17. Canes, Crutches and Walkers: A Triple Option for Ambulation
  18. Case Report: Prosthetic Fitting of Patient With Bilateral Peromelia of Lower and Upper Limbs Secondary to Hanhart Syndrome
  19. Client-Centered Home Modifications Improve Daily Activity Performance of Older Adults
  20. Clinical Evaluation of Guido Robotic Walker
  21. Comparative Rehabilitation Analysis of Anterior and Posterior Walkers Used by Children with Cerebral Palsy
  22. Comparison of Body Segmental Kinematic Characteristics Between Children With Cerebral Palsy Performing Sit-to-Stand With and Without a Walker
  23. Comparison of Spatiotemporal and Energy Cost of the Use of 3 Different Walkers and Unassisted Walking in Older Adults
  24. Compliance With Walking Aid Use in Children With Cerebral Palsy in India
  25. Creating Engaging Experiences for Rehabilitation
  26. Custom Walker with Rotational Hip Support
  27. Demographic and Clinical Variation in Veterans Health Administration Provision of Assistive Technology Devices to Veterans Poststroke
  28. Design and Experimental Evaluation of a Vertical Lift Walker for Sit-to-Stand Transition Assistance
  29. Design of a Walker for a Very Tall Person
  30. Development and Evaluation of a New Taxonomy of Mobility Related Assistive Technology Devices
  31. Development of a Community Mobility Skills Course for People Who Use Mobility Devices
  32. Device Helps Prevent Injury During Joint-Surgery Rehab
  33. Device Use, Locomotor Training and the Presence of Arm Swing During Treadmill Walking After Spinal Cord Injury
  34. Device’s Design Targets Safe Transfers and Mobility
  35. Dynamic Weight Relieving System Encourages Independence and Exploration
  36. Effect of Mobility Devices on Orientation Sensors That Contain Magnetometers
  37. Effects of In-Home Rehabilitation on Task Self-Efficacy in Mobility Impaired Adults: A Randomized Clinical Trial
  38. Effects of Stimulated Hip Extension Moment and Position on Upper-Limb Support Forces During FNS-Induced Standing-A Technical Note
  39. Effects of Wheelchair Type on Mobility Performance in Community and Home Environments
  40. Emergency Rooms Built With the Elderly in Mind
  41. Evaluation of the Longer-Term Use of the David Hart Walker Orthosis by Children With Cerebral Palsy: A Three-Year Prospective Study
  42. Evaluation of the VA-PAMAID Robotic Walker
  43. Family Caregivers' Conceptions of Usage of and Information on Products, Technology and Web-Based Services
  44. Foot Placement Patterns of Female Rollator Users With Multiple Sclerosis in the Community
  45. Gait Changes With Walking Devices in Persons With Parkinson’s Disease
  46. Group Differences in Community Participation by Mobility Device Use
  47. Health Care: MARC Smart Walker
  48. Home Safety for People With Disabilities: How to Modify Your Home to Reduce Your Risk of Injuries
  49. Honda Steps Toward Innovative Mobility
  50. Honda’s Prototype Walking Assist Devices to Go on Show in the US
  51. Intelligent Walker Designed to Assist the Elderly and People Undergoing Medical Rehabilitation
  52. Intelligent Walkers for the Elderly: Performance and Safety Testing of VA-PAMAID Robotic Walker
  53. Knee Scooter for Leg Injuries
  54. Korean Nurse Bot Sniffs the Air to Detect Soiled Diapers
  55. Laser Light Visual Cueing for Freezing of Gait in Parkinson Disease: A Pilot Study With Male Participants
  56. Leaving on a Jet Plane...
  57. Leg Muscle Activity During Walking With Assistive Devices at Varying Levels of Weight Bearing
  58. Low-Floor Bus Design Preferences of Walking Aid Users During Simulated Boarding and Alighting
  59. Master of Engineering Program in Biomedical Engineering at Cornell University: Collaboration With External Sponsors to Prove Concepts in Assistive Devices
  60. Medical Equipment Use in Children With Disabilities: A Descriptive Survey
  61. Medical Utilization and Cost Outcomes for Poststroke Veterans Who Receive Assistive Technology Devices From the Veterans Health Administration
  62. Mobility Alternatives: From Canes to Wheelchairs
  63. Mobility Assistance Device Targets Eased Standing, Sitting, and Walking
  64. Mobility Assistive Device Utilization in a Prospective Study of Patients With First-Ever Stroke
  65. Mobility Device Designed to Assist Patients Injured Below the Knee
  66. Mobility-Related Participation Outcomes of Rollator Interventions
  67. Multiple Sclerosis and Mobility Related Assistive Technology: Systematic Review of Literature
  68. Murata Develops Next-Generation Walker Using Tech From Its Bicycle-Riding Robot
  69. Neuromotor and Musculoskeletal Responses to Locomotor Training for an Individual With Chronic Motor Complete AIS-B Spinal Cord Injury
  70. Northern California Abilities Expo in San Mateo Features Latest Assistive Technology
  71. Ottobock Spotlights New Pediatric Mobility Solutions
  72. Partial Weight-Bearing Gait Using Conventional Assistive Devices
  73. Perspectives on Use of Mobility Aids in a Diverse Population of Seniors: Implications for Intervention
  74. Project Mobility
  75. Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Mobility Device Use in Late Life
  76. Rehabilitation Analysis of Walker Assisted Gait in Spastic Diplegic Cerebral Palsy Children
  77. Rehabilitation Management of Friedreich Ataxia: Lower Extremity and Force-Control Variability and Gait Performance
  78. Roles of Assistive Devices for Home Care Staff in Sweden: A Qualitative Study
  79. Rollator Use Adversely Impacts on Assessment of Gait and Mobility During Geriatric Rehabilitation
  80. Rollator Use and Functional Outcome of Geriatric Rehabilitation
  81. Rollator Use Does Not Consistently Change the Metabolic Cost of Walking in People With Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
  82. Smart Walker: A Tool for Promoting Mobility in Elderly Adults
  83. Special Needs Students Get New Device to Help Them Learn
  84. Standing Assistant/Walker
  85. Stanford Students Reach Local Community With Designs to Help People With Disabilities
  86. The Effects of the Norsk Funktion-Walking Orthosis on the Walking Ability of Children With Cerebral Palsy and Severe Gait Impairment
  87. The Impact and Use of Walkers Among Older Adults: A Pilot
  88. The Impact of Different Types of Assistive Devices on Gait Measures and Safety in Huntington’s Disease
  89. The Return of the Digital House
  90. The Use of Assistive Devices and Change in Use During the Ageing Process Among Very Old Swedish People
  91. The Washington Court Housing Survey: A Study of Accessibility and Universal Design in Affordable Housing
  92. Timed Up & Go Test Score in Patients With Hip Fracture Is Related to the Type of Walking Aid
  93. Tracking Mobility-Related Assistive Technology in an Outcomes Study
  94. Unintentional Fall Injuries Associated With Walkers and Canes in Older Adults Treated in U.S. Emergency Departments
  95. Upper Extremity Joint Dynamics During Walker Assisted Gait: A Quantitative Approach Towards Rehabilitative Intervention
  96. Upper Extremity Rehabilitation Analysis of Children With Cerebral Palsy Using Anterior Walkers
  97. Usage of Support Services in Primary Lateral Sclerosis
  98. Use of Assistive Devices -- A Reality Full of Contradictions in Elderly Persons' Everyday Life
  99. Use of Assistive Technology Devices in Mainstream Schools: Students’ Perspective
  100. Use of Cognitive Aids and Other Assistive Technology by Individuals With Multiple Sclerosis
  101. Use of Mobility Devices: The Decision-Making Process of Nine African-American Older Adults
  102. User Involvement in the Design and Evaluation of a Smart Mobility Aid
  103. Utilization of Prostheses and Mobility-Related Assistive Technology Among Service Members and Veterans From Vietnam and Operation Iraqi Freedom/Operation Enduring Reform
  104. Virtual Reality Helps MS Patients Regain Stability While Walking, Medigait LLC Claims
  105. Walker Redesign
  106. Walker With Retractable Wheels, Basket and Hooks
  107. Walker With Ski Attachment and Brakes
  108. Walking in Another’s Shoes: Students Learn About People With Disabilities
  109. Wheelchair/Walker Hybrid
  110. Wheels With a View
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