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Shows body weight-supported treadmill training matches conventional overground gait training efficacy in subacute stroke, suggesting robotic assistance may address high staffing demands.
In subacute patients with stroke, gait training on a treadmill with body weight support is feasible and as effective as conventional gait training. However, the need for more personnel for treadmill training makes the use of robotically assisted systems more compelling.
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