Robotik und Digitalisierung in der neurologischen Rehabilitation

Hirnschädigungen und daraus resultierende Funktionsstörungen zählen zu den häufigsten Gründen für Alltagsbehinderungen. Durch gezieltes rehabilitatives Training und eine spezifische und intensive Förderung von Hirn- und damit Körperfunktionen kann oftmals eine funktionelle Wiederherstellung zumindest teilweise erreicht und so langfristig Behinderung vermieden werden. Robotik und Digitalisierung leisten hierzu einen wichtigen Beitrag.

Schlüsselwörter

Neurorehabilitation - Training - Arm - Gang - Kognition - Digitalisierung - Robotik

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