Evidence-based improvement of gait in post-stroke patients following robot-assisted training: A systematic review.
Miryam MazzucchelliDaniele MazzoleniIsabella CampaniniAndrea MerloDavide MazzoliCorrado MelegariValentina ColomboSimona CerulliDaniele PiscitelliCecilia PerinElisa AndrenelliEmiliana BizzariniRocco Salvatore CalabroSimona Maria CarmignanoAnna CassioCarmelo ChisariStefania DaliseCira FundaroValeria GazzottiGiulia StampacchiaPaolo BoldriniStefano MazzoleniFederico PosteraroPaolo BenantiEnrico CastelliFrancesco DraicchioVincenzo FalabellaSilvia GaleriFrancesca GimiglianoMauro GrigioniStefano MazzonFranco MolteniGiovanni MoroneMaurizio PetrarcaAlessandro PicelliMichele SenatoreGiuseppe TurchettiDonatella BonaiutiPublished in: NeuroRehabilitation (2023)
It is possible to identify robotic devices that are more suitable for specific phase disease and level of disability, but we identified significant variability in dose and protocols. RAGT as an add-on treatment seemed to be prevalent. Further studies are needed to investigate the outcomes achieved as a function of RAGT doses delivered.