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Community-based EksoNR training significantly improves gait performance in both progressive and non-progressive neurological conditions. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.CONFIRMATORY. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.SUPPORTS_CONSENSUS.

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This research aims to evaluate the effects of EksoNR training on gait performance in individuals with progressive and non-progressive neurological impairments.

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Gait rehabilitation outcomes with EksoNR: an exploratory study comparing progressive vs. non-progressive neurological impairments.

AVAnkit Vijayvargiya RLRonan Langan DBDeirdre Byrne

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This research aims to evaluate the effects of EksoNR training on gait performance in individuals with progressive and non-progressive neurological impairments.
Community-based training with EksoNR device
Comparison of outcomes between progressive and non-progressive neurological conditions
Assessment of gait performance and session efficiency metrics
Significant improvement in gait performance for both types of neurological conditions
In non-progressive cases, less robotic assistance may improve recovery
Walking and session efficiency metrics showed better progress in progressive conditions

Abstract

Community-based EksoNR training significantly improves gait performance in both progressive and non-progressive neurological conditions. In non-progressive cases, reducing robotic assistance may enhance recovery, while walking and session efficiency metrics better reflect progress in progressive conditions.

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Gait rehabilitation outcomes with EksoNR: an exploratory study comparing progressive vs. non-progressive neurological impairments.

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