Abstract

Review Article

Neuroscience, Rehabilitation and New Technologies: Perspectives and critical points for a synergistic development

Alessandro Giustini*

Published: 28 November, 2018 | Volume 2 - Issue 2 | Pages: 052-059

The growth of Rehabilitation, in all of its field and mainly in neuro-rehabilitation applications and settings, is showing increasingly strong interaction with the growth of technology and its innovative applications.

Nevertheless, is should be stressed that the use of machinery has always been a fundamental mainstay of Rehabilitation practices facing the whole person’s aspects and involving the whole physical world around the disabled people as it is: as it was in the past with physical exercises, physical modalities, and in many other trainings and activities that employed physical and technological means as Aids, Prostheses and Orthotics.

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