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DR. KYLE REED – SHOE TO HELP STROKE VICTIMS WALK 2 3 24
DR. KYLE REED – SHOE TO HELP STROKE VICTIMS WALK 2 3 24
DR. KYLE REED – SHOE TO HELP STROKE VICTIMS WALK 2 3 24
Saturday 3rd February 2024
Dr. Kyle Reed's iStride shoe helps stroke survivors regain mobility. Hear inspiring recovery stories on 'American Medicine Today'.
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Get the buttons here!Dr. Kyle Reed's iStride Shoe: A New Hope for Stroke Survivors
Episode Overview
- Dr. Kyle Reed discusses haptics and rehabilitation research at the Reed Lab, USF
- The iStride shoe is designed to be worn on the healthy foot to aid walking post-stroke
- Clinical trials show significant improvement in gait speed and mobility for stroke patients
- Patients retain walking improvements even a year after using the iStride shoe
- Heartwarming success stories like Maria's showcase the transformative impact of the iStride shoe
One of the patients actually said, I was walking with my grandson. And next thing I knew, I was at the park. I haven't walked to the park since I had my stroke.
Imagine losing the ability to walk and then finding hope in an unexpected place—your shoes. That's exactly what Dr. Kyle Reed, Assistant Professor at the University of South Florida, has been working on for the past eight years. In this episode of 'American Medicine Today', Dr. Reed returns to share exciting updates on his innovative iStride shoe, designed to help stroke survivors regain their walking ability. Dr.
Reed dives into the nitty-gritty of how the iStride shoe works, using cutting-edge technology to retrain the brain and muscles. He doesn't just talk about the science, though. You'll hear touching stories of real patients who have found a new lease on life thanks to this groundbreaking invention. From the first cautious steps to walking with newfound confidence, these stories are sure to inspire and uplift. This episode isn't just for medical professionals or those directly affected by stroke.
It's for anyone interested in how technology can make a real difference in people's lives. The hosts of 'American Medicine Today' guide the conversation with a perfect blend of curiosity and compassion, making complex topics easy to understand and relatable. So, if you're curious about how a simple shoe could change someone's life or if you need a dose of hope and inspiration, this episode is a must-listen. Dr.
Reed's work is a testament to the power of innovation and human resilience.