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SPINAL CORD INJURIES
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Decreased severity of paraparesis and muscle tone, improved psychological state.
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80% of patients showed improvements of tactile and pain sensitivity, changes in the amplitude of tendon reflexes and muscle tone.
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People with incomplete plegias could stand and walk without support.
02
STROKE
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An increase in walking speed, pace and length of double stride.
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Accelerated recovery rate of motor functions in both upper and lower limbs.
03
CEREBRAL PALSY
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Decreased duration of the double step.
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Increased amplitude of knee and ankle joint movements and increased walking speed.
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Decreased spasticity of the adductor muscles and tibial flexors on the Ashworth scale.
04
MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
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Significant improvement in EDSS score in 50% of participants.
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Increased stability in the upright position.
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Decrease in movement asymmetry.
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Increased support during walking.