The Use of Modern Technologies in Neurorehabilitation

About this trial

This trial is enrolling individuals with spinal cord injuries and other neurological diseases to test the effect of rehabilitation training with modern technologies on upper and lower limb function. The technologies include: 1) mechanical vibration using a Vibramoov device; 2) gait training using an Ekso GT exoskeleton; 3) gait training using a RoboGait stationary robot; 4) gait training with a ZEBRIS treadmill; and 5) upper limb function training using a PABLO device. If included, participants will be assigned to one of the five active rehabilitation programs or a control group (physiotherapy only). The rehabilitation programs will be performed for 4 weeks, 4 times a week, 50 minutes a day. All participants will undergo conventional physiotherapy 5 times a week, with 50 minutes a day of individual therapy and 50 minutes a day of standing upright. Assessments will include static and dynamic balance, ability to grasp objects from different body orientations, trunk movement, muscle strength and function, and quality of life.