The role of robotic gait training coupled with virtual reality in boosting the rehabilitative outcomes in patients with multiple sclerosis
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Margherita Russo | Placido Bramanti | R. Calabró | M. Russo | R. De Luca | P. Bramanti | A. Cannavò | E. Sessa | Francesca Sciarrone | V. Dattola | Francesca Sciarrone | Rosaria De Luca | Antonino Cannavò | M. D. De Cola | Edoardo Sessa | Vincenzo Dattola | Maria C. De Cola | Anna L. Logiudice | Bruno Porcari | Francesco Molonia | Rocco S. Calabrò | A. L. Logiudice | Bruno Porcari | Francesco Molonia | A. Cannavó
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