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Electrocutaneous feedback system for patients with loss of sensation in their feet

Home > Knowledge Base > FES Treatment Types > Dropped Foot/lower limb > Electrocutaneous feedback system for patients with loss of sensation in their feet

This project looked at developing a feedback system for patients with sensory loss in their feet as a result of peripheral neuropathy.  The development involved designing shoe insoles with tactile sensory which can detect and transmit contact and movement information to areas of skin with normal sensation in the upper leg through electrodes, and use this as feedback to allow patients to learn to compensate for the areas of sensory loss.

 

 

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