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The bit about regaining bladder and bowel control is particularly interesting as this wasn't part of the thing the exoskeleton would have simulated.
by jobigoud 10y ago
The bit about regaining bladder and bowel control is particularly interesting as this wasn't part of the thing the exoskeleton would have simulated.
- ENadyr 10y agoYeah, the resiliency of the organic body is impressive. I would hazard a guess that similar therapy for stroke rehabilitation could be even more effective if one were able to actuate the hand like researchers in the OP have done with the legs. So far I've only seen therapy that is essentially VR equivalent of mirror box therapy https://www.researchgate.net/publication/278157406_Reinforcement-Induced_Movement_Therapy_A_novel_approach_for_overcoming_learned_non-use_in_chronic_stroke_patients https://www.researchgate.net/publication/278157406_Reinforce... I think I'm going to put an OpenEEG setup together...