Vietnamese scientist makes robot skeleton for stroke patients
The robot skeleton created by the research team at SHTP Labs has a mechanism similar to a human leg, serving physical therapy for people with strokes and leg injuries.
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The robot skeleton created by the research team at SHTP Labs has a mechanism similar to a human leg, serving physical therapy for people with strokes and leg injuries.
Scientists and engineers in the Netherlands are currently testing
Tens of thousands of stroke patients with disabilities are overwhelmed with new hope after scientists have demonstrated that the uninjured brain can be re-trained to mov…
US researchers say that taking vitamin B daily still does not help prevent cognitive decline in people who have had a stroke or a temporary ischemic attack (TIA), accord…
Give up artificial respiration by mouth, only use chest compressions that pump air to help save many victims of heart attack and reduce the risk of brain damage.
For patients with stroke, it is very necessary to be hospitalized under the care of physicians. In the course of treatment, up to one third of patients have a second str…
Magnetic resonance imaging will quickly help patients who are treated for ischemic stroke, which may be due to the appearance of blood clots right in the brain artery.
People with cerebral arterial stroke stroke have a very high risk of death, up to 90%, or leave severe sequelae such as paralysis, distortion ... if not treated promptly.
In order to contribute to improving the quality of life for stroke patients, BAE Systems (UK) has created a number of devices that can help them to do some simple things…
After the father and two uncles had a stroke, Hoyoung Ban decided to develop a device that would help them restore their hands.
Scientists are studying a new invention that can translate speech into words to help stroke patients and people with paralysis.
Scientists at the University of Edinburgh and the Western General Hospital (UK) have successfully developed a simple device that can save lives for many people after a s…