Therapeutic effects of functional electrical stimulation on gait, motor recovery, and motor cortex in stroke survivors
Background: Many stroke survivors continue to experience gait deficits. Functional electrical stimulation may be a viable method to improve gait post-stroke. Objective: The purpose of this parallel group controlled clinical trial was to investigate the therapeutic effect of functional electrical sti...
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Main Authors: | C.V. Shendkar, MTech (Author), P.K. Lenka, PhD (Author), Abhishek Biswas, MD (Author), Ratnesh Kumar, D Ortho, MS, DNB (Author), M. Mahadevappa, PhD (Author) |
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World Scientific Publishing,
2015-06-01T00:00:00Z.
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