2014•Archives of Physical Medicine and RehabilitationOpen access

Feasibility Study of a Take-Home Array-Based Functional Electrical Stimulation System With Automated Setup for Current Functional Electrical Stimulation Users With Foot-Drop

Sarah Prenton, Laurence Kenney, Claire Stapleton, Glen Cooper, Mark L. Reeves, Ben Heller, Mohammad Sobuh, Anthony T. Barker, Jamie Healey, Tim Good, Sibylle Thies, David Howard, Tracey Williamson

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Key concepts: Functional electrical stimulation, Foot drop, Gait, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Ankle, Foot (prosody), Gait analysis, Simulation