Effects of robot-assisted gait training in patients with Parkinson’s disease: study protocol for a randomized controlled trial

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Min-Gu Kang
Seo Jung Yun
Hyun Iee Shin
Eunkyung Kim
Hyun Haeng Lee
Byung-Mo Oh
Han Gil Seo
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[1] Seoul National University Hospital,Department of Rehabilitation Medicine
[2] Konkuk University Medical Center,Department of Rehabilitation Medicine
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Gait; Parkinson disease; Exoskeleton device; Rehabilitation; Neuroimaging;
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