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globalce-213	Prasad, Manav; Madhual, Deepshikha; Sachan, Kriti; Perwez, Afshan; Tiwari, Shivani; Negiv, Baldev	Effectiveness of Robotic Rehabilitation in the Management of Stroke Patients—A Literature Review	2025	16	.pdf	application/pdf	10293	569	43	Additionally, while both groups showed improvements in walking ability (measured by FAC), the RAGT+CPT group showed more significant improvement in static balance (measured by BBS), and upper body movement abilities (measured by FMA-UE) improved slightly in both groups.17 Kim et al., examined the effects of “Effects of robot- assisted gait training for stroke patients”18, utilizing 57 J Global Clinical Engineering Vol.7 Issue 1: 2025 Prasad, Madhual, Sachan, Perwez, Tiwari, Negi: Effectiveness of Robotic Rehabilitation in the Management of Stroke Patients—A Literature Review robotic devices including the Gait Trainer, Lokomat, Chicago, United States, and Morning Walk, Korea. After five weeks of treatment, participants experienced improved balance and coordination in walk- ing, stronger leg movements, increased ankle flexibility on the weaker side, and enhanced overall walking speed, balance control, arm function, and cognitive abilities.13 Heng et al., in 2020, conducted a study titled “Changes in Balance, Gait, and Electroencephalography after Robot- Assisted Gait Training in Chronic Stroke Patients”.14	cache/globalce-213.pdf	txt/globalce-213.txt