2.1. Patient
right hemiparesis of a subacute, post-stroke, stroke, hemorrhagic post-stroke, aphasia
STROKE, SKIN LESIONS, OSTEOPOROSIS
The patient in our research was a 73-year-old male, suffering from right hemiparesis of a subacute (2 months) hemorrhagic post-stroke, who was followed by a multidisciplinary rehabilitation team composed of clinical staff and engineers for 3 weeks.The inclusion criteria to be included in this research were as follows: one participant in the subacute phase to chronic post-stroke; stable medical condition; good understanding and ability to follow instructions according to the score on the Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE); and good tolerance when standing using or not using support. The exclusion criteria were scores above 2 on the Ashworth Scale; severe aphasia; severe perceptual problems or other neurological conditions; severe osteoporosis; skin lesions at the electrode site; very limited visual ability; more than one stroke episode; and no signed informed consent for experiments.