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Journal Article
Rehabilitation assisted by robotic and electro-mechanical devices for persons with neurological disabilities: an Italian consensus conference
2019
Overview
Despite this, there exist significant dissimilarities and discrepancies with regard to patient eligibility criteria, the effectiveness of treatments based on these devices, and their economic impact, organizational issues and outcome evaluation (Geroin et al., 2018; Lo et al., 2019). The CC method was considered one of the most appropriate ways to tackle the question of rehabilitation assisted by robotic and electromechanical devices for persons with neurological disabilities, a complex problem whose implications extend far beyond the clinical context. The Cicerone CC is expected to provide relevant insights and recommendations on the use of robotic and electromechanical devices for neurorehabilitation, which currently represent promising and challenging technologies potentially able to help reduce impairment, enhance activities of daily living and, ultimately, improve the quality of life of persons with disabilities.
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CIC Edizioni Internazionali
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