BookVolker Dietz, Tobias Nef, William Zev Rymer, editors.
Contents:
Introduction: rationale for robot use
Part I: Basic framework
Part II: How do we apply technology (robots) for treatment challenges and limitations: a theoretical framework
Part III: Robots for upper extremity recovery in stroke/spinal cord injury: technological aspects
Part IV: Robots for upper extremity recovery in stroke/spinal cord injury: clinical applications
Part V: Robotics for lower extremity (locomotion): technological aspects
Part VI: Robotics for lower extremity (locomotion): clinical applications
Part VII: Specifics aspects of neurorehabilitation technology: robots versus passive systems
Part VIII: Specifics aspects of neurorehabilitation technology: lower extremity robots
Part IX: Specifics aspects of neurorehabilitation technology: restoration of bladder function after stroke/spinal cord injury
Epilogue: what lies ahead.