Effects of robot-guided passive stretching and active movement training of ankle and mobility impairments in stroke.
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Yupeng Ren | Li-Qun Zhang | Elliot J Roth | E. Roth | Li-Qun Zhang | R. Harvey | Lin Liu | Lin Liu | Richard L Harvey | Genna Waldman | Chung-Yong Yang | Xin Guo | Chung-Yong Yang | Genna J Waldman | Y. Ren | Xin Guo
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