Do patients with multiple sclerosis really need robotic assisted gait training ? Some studies: https://t.co/5Gw8zKEsRo https://t.co/Blp0Atx5V2 https://t.co/LgnKngFJRa https://t.co/ZeARxAZ9YM https://t.co/5ziYGtvQel https://t.co/HLV48eSYc5 https://t.co/TT3H
"Robot-assisted gait training is not superior to intensive overground walking in multiple sclerosis with severe disability (the RAGTIME study): A randomized controlled trial" https://t.co/LtlmFj2sCc https://t.co/5QNgICwqS5
I want to learn. How would you have interpreted these data? We were struggling with a reviewer for several rounds (and he did win, of course) "Neither baseline walking speed or disease related disability were related to the mean effect size." @MartinSatt
Our new paper: Exploring the effectiveness of robot-assisted gait training in people with multiple sclerosis and possible moderator variables. https://t.co/h8H17Ac76a Thanks to: @RogerHilfiker @ruedi_steuri