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University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center

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For each session, participants were required to pedal up to a speed of 80 rpm. The adaptive, motorized bike assisted them in attaining that level but also added and reduced resistance depending on the rider’s effort. Researchers believe this push-and-pull mechanism is beneficial for treating Parkinson’s symptoms.

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Cleveland FES Center

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