Biomechanical and neural correlates of FastFES versus Fast gait training in individuals post stroke: a randomized control trial study protocol - Poll - MDSpire

Biomechanical and neural correlates of FastFES versus Fast gait training in individuals post stroke: a randomized control trial study protocol

  • By

  • Vyoma Parikh

  • Alexandra Slusarenko

  • Jacob Spencer

  • Jasmine M. Hope

  • Fisayo K. Aloba

  • Amit S. Grewal

  • Bennett L. Alterman

  • Keenan Batts

  • Catherine F. Mason

  • Laura Zajac-Cox

  • Sarah Caston

  • Michael R. Borich

  • Joe Nocera

  • Trisha M. Kesar

  • July 2, 2026

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Biomechanical and neural correlates of FastFES versus Fast gait training in individuals post stroke: a randomized control trial study protocol

  • by Vyoma Parikh, Alexandra Slusarenko, Jacob Spencer, Jasmine M. Hope, Fisayo K. Aloba, Amit S. Grewal, Bennett L. Alterman, Keenan Batts, Catherine F. Mason, Laura Zajac-Cox, Sarah Caston, Michael R. Borich, Joe Nocera, Trisha M. Kesar

  • July 2, 2026

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