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Parkinson's Gait Dramatically Improves with High Tech Visual Feedback Device

Posted By: Anonymous | Posted On: Apr 13,2010 18:30 pm | View: 18 Parkinson's Gait - the manner in which a person with Parkinson's disease walks is characterized by shuffling steps, freezing in place and loss of balance. Palm Springs, CA resident Daniel Neal had a severe motor impairment due to Parkinson's Disease. But with the help of a new virtual reality motor feedback device, the GaitAid made by MediGait, he now walks comfortably and confidently without a cane and without falling. Read More: http://www.prweb.com/releases/parkinsons/gait/prweb3861494.htm

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