Summary |
According to clinical experiences, the therapist must accompany patients to monitor and guide them to walk in a correct gait pattern while receiving training. Otherwise the patients may build a wrong stepping habit, and in the long run may cause secondly injury. However, due to limited man power, therapists are not always available and the patients do not receive enough trainings. Thus the patients recover slowly to a limited extend. In order for walking disabled patients to recover quickly to their highest level in correct way, we develop a visual cue device could be mounted on any assistive device to help hemiplegia stroke patients in their gait training. |