Can robot-assisted movement training (Lokomat) improve functional recovery and psychological well-being in chronic stroke? Promising findings from a case study.
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Placido Bramanti | Rocco Salvatore Calabrò | R. Calabró | R. De Luca | P. Bramanti | A. Leo | Rosaria De Luca | Antonio Leo | Corrado Melegari | S. Reitano | Corrado Melegari | Simone Reitano
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