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We are looking forward to attending the International Society of Biomechanics in Sports (ISBS2022) annual conference! Taking place at Liverpool John
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Our partner Hocoma will be at ISPRM 2022 in Lisbon, July 3-7 at Booth G2. Read more on Hocoma's website. “Together we can drive the rehabilitation
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A patient at Centro Europeo de Neurociencias (CEN) showcased her remarkable recovery after suffering a spinal cord injury. In the Motek Video Contest
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We are looking forward to taking part in the BASES Division Event - BASES BIG Day 'BIG Steps Forward' - on Wednesday 25th May. Hosted by the BASES
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This week the Summit Medical and Scientific team were installing a Treadmetrix instrumented treadmill at Liverpool John Moores University. This
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We were delighted to join University Hospitals Dorset NHS Charity yesterday at the Royal Bournemouth Hospital Acute Stroke Unit, who welcomed supporters and
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Part 4 of XSENSOR's plantar pressure mapping applications for performance and rehab webinar series is taking place on March 30th. Register for FREE
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"Walking-adaptability therapy after stroke: results of a randomized controlled trial" was recently published on BioMed Central. This Randomised
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Members of the spinal cord injury community may have recently seen the latest developments in spinal cord stimulation technology, where patients with
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