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Randomized Control Trials of Upper Extremity Robot-assisted Training Kenji Hachisuka 1 1Department of Rehabilitation Medicine, University of Occupational and Environmental Health Keyword: 脳卒中(stroke) , 上肢麻痺(paralysis of upper extremity) , ロボット支援訓練(robot-assisted training) , 無作為化比較試験(randomized controlled trial) pp.489-494
Published Date 2013/7/18
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Abstract : The use of robots in the field of rehabilitation and social welfare is classified into five assistive categories : independence, care, training, work and others. Several robots for training the upper extremities in hemiplegic patients have already been reported, including the MIT-Manus, MIME, Bi-Manu-Track, ReoGo, Armeo Power, etc. In addition to these robots, we developed two simplified robot prototypes for use in upper extremity training : the Arm Trainer with Volitional Muscle Contraction Assistance and the Mirror Image Motion Arm Trainer with Motion Angle Assistance. According to a recent meta-analysis, robot-assisted training enhances patient recovery, as well as the training provided by occupational therapists. In that study, the degree of recovery limited to the proximal portion was significantly different between the groups. The features of robot-assisted training can be summarized as follows based on our ReoGo study, Lo's study and other randomized controlled trials : (1) Robots provide a significant amount of repetitive training precisely and safely, (2) The effects of robot-assisted training are as good as those achieved with training provided by occupational therapists, (3) Robots automatically treat patients and may relieve the psychological and physical burdens of occupational therapists, and (4) Doctors and occupational therapists can analyze the data stored in the robot in order to assess the relationship between the recovery process and the content of the robot-assisted training and determine the optimum conditions of robot-assisted training.


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電子版ISSN 印刷版ISSN 1881-3526 日本リハビリテーション医学会

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