Literature DB >> 28813851

Lokomat therapy in Colombia: Current state and cognitive aspects.

Marcela Munera, Alexandra Marroquin, Laura Jimenez, Juan S Lara, Catalina Gomez, Sandra Rodriguez, Luis E Rodriguez, Carlos A Cifuentes.   

Abstract

Neurological disorders frequently affect walking function which is one of the most fundamental skills to improve quality of life and autonomy, and Lokomat has been a key piece for gait's rehabilitation. In this study, a diagnosis about the development of the Robot-assisted therapy rehabilitation with Lokomat in Colombia is made. The study was performed by collecting some anthropometric and demographic data of the patients that use Lokomat, followed by a survey of cognitive aspects. With the purpose to compare the current state of the robotic therapies it was found that in Colombia the benefits of this treatment have not being fully exploited. Regarding the cognitive aspects, most of the patients that use Lokomat as a rehabilitation therapy feel comfortable (47%), very safe (68%) and have a perpective of significant results with the therapy (68%). However, when compared the number of patients in therapy with Lokomat with the number of the population that has gait disabilities, it is found that few Colombians have access to this type of therapy.

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Year:  2017        PMID: 28813851     DOI: 10.1109/ICORR.2017.8009279

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  IEEE Int Conf Rehabil Robot        ISSN: 1945-7898


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