Randomized blinded trial protocol evaluates REHA-glasses for gait recovery in acute stroke lateropulsion, highlighting visual field rotation for neurorehabilitation.
Background: Individuals with post-stroke lateropulsion are unable to shift their body weight to the non-paralytic side and consequently lean toward the paralytic side, thereby lengthening the rehabilitation process and hindering independent walking. We developed REHA-glasses, a device that allows the wearer to rotate the perceived visual field in accordance with their incorrect perception of verticality, thereby adjusting their posture to an upright position. No clinical practice guidelines exist for the rehabilitation of patients with post-stroke lateropulsion.
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