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6.1.4.2 The vanadium compounds VnO2n+1,and decrease the economic burden. The interactive objects are one of the components of the RETRAINER system, and we exploited them to produce a stand-alone home rehabilitation tool. Patients own objects are equipped with RF sensitive tags and an antenna connected to a RF reader is placed on patient’

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6.1.2.3 Diluted monoxides MpN1-pO,opean project RETRAINER. Combined IMU- and EMG-sensors shall be integrated into the RETRAINER exoskeleton (S1 system) for estimation of the arm posture and for EMG-triggered stimulation. IMU-sensors shall be used within the RETRAINER hand neuroprosthesis (S2 system) to estimate the finger and hand m

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,6.1.4.1 Magnéli phases MnO2n-1,ated loads on the musculoskeletal system. This paper describes the design of a passive modular and light-weight arm exoskeleton with gravity support and discusses possible fields of application. Tests, carried out with enabled gravity support show reduced muscle activations and forces compared to th

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6.1.2.3 Diluted monoxides MpN1-pO,of SCS on the nervous system. However, it is critical that these models include sufficient detail to correlate model predictions with clinical effects, including patient-specific data. Therefore, in this study, we developed a patient-specific computer model for a patient undergoing SCS to treat neur

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6.1.1.3 Symbols and abbreviations,l electrical stimulation (EES) applied dorsally to the spinal cord modulates the activity of spared spinal circuits by supplying excitatory inputs via the direct recruitment of large myelinated afferent fibers running in posterior spinal roots. EES applied at the cervical level could promote upper-l

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6.1.1.3 Symbols and abbreviations,. Electrical peripheral nerve stimulation (ePNS) of upper-limb amputee’s residual nerves has shown the ability to restore the sensations from the missing limb into the proper sensorimotor scheme. Physiologically plausible stimulation protocols targeting lower limb sciatic nerve holds promise to indu

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