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• D. Trojaniello, A. Cereatti, G. D’Addio, M. Cesarelli, B. Lanzillo, U. Della Croce “The role of quantitative assessment in setting-up a gait rehabilitation tool: an experience with the Regent Suit”

September 2013

Conference: XXIV National Congress of SIAMOC, Pisa, Italy, 2013

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Diana Trojaniello

Luxottica

Andrea Cereatti

Politecnico di Torino

Bernardo Lanzillo

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