Debility Due to Disease Clinical Trial
Official title:
Exoskeleton Treatment of Deconditioning Due to Limited Ambulation Caused by Illness or Injury
A safety and feasibility study of robotic exoskeleton training in deconditioned patients residing in a healthcare facility.
Patients who are hospitalized for several weeks or months are at a higher risk of decline in physical condition and are also at a higher risk of rehospitalization within 30 days of discharge. A program incorporating robotic exoskeleton training may provide sufficient physical support and challenge for patients to maintain a higher level of physical condition than if they did not undergo exoskeleton training. The investigators aim to demonstrate that EksoGT robotic exoskeleton training can be performed safely with patients who have been hospitalized and are at risk of experiencing a further decline in their physical condition. ;
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