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Robotics technology to help those with partial spinal cord injuries learn to walk

(28 Jan 2013) AP Television Vancouver - 6 November 2012 1. Various of wheelchair rugby players in training session 2. Wheelchair rugby player and spinal cord research participant Mustafa Hasan throwing ball by painted mural, wheeling across court during training session 3. Hasan in wheelchair rugby training session tackling another player, wheeling down court 4. SOUNDBITE (English) Adam Frost, Coach, British Columbia Provincial Wheelchair Rugby Team: "So we've seen Mustafa improve significantly in his daily living skills, in his ability to transfer himself, get ready on his own, live independently. And that's through exercise and also through the mentorship of his fellow team mates." 5. Wide of wheelchair rugby players in training session 6. Various wheelchair rugby players including Hasan in training session 7. Players stretching after training session 8. Various of Hasan and wheelchair rugby players stretching 9. Close up Hasan stretching 22 October, 2012 10. Exterior of International Collaboration on Repair Discoveries (ICORD) building 11. Interior ICORD building 12. People talking in lobby of building 13. Hasan standing suspended in body harness in spinal cord research robotic machine 14. Research assistants adjusting body harness on Hasan 15. Research assistant turning crank that lifts Hasan in body harness 16. Low tilt up on Hasan suspended in body harness 17. Various of research assistants adjusting body harness on Hasan 18. Research assistant and Dr. Tania Lam standing next to Hasan as he walks in machine 19. Close of Hasan's face as he walks suspended in machine 20. Close of Hasan's shoes as he walks in machine 21. SOUNDBITE (English) Mustafa Hasan, Spinal Cord Research Participant: "The last study, this study, the tongue stimulation study give me real hope. Even if I'm not walking normally. Like, even if I walk a little bit, that's a great improvement. So I would like to keep going, working on the Lokomat, and maybe one day I will walk again." 22. Close of tongue stimulator device 23. Wide of Hasan suspended and walking on machine 24. Hasan's face while walking with tongue stimulator in his mouth 25. Research assistant looking at computer monitor with Hasan walking in machine in background 26. Close of weights that help suspend Hasan while he walks in background 27. Hasan's shoes from behind as he walks 28. Dr. Tania Lam watching Hasan, UPSOUND (English) Dr. Tania Lam, ICORD and School of Kinesiology, University of British Columbia: "Focus, Mustafa, on pushing your leg forward every swing face. Think about bending your hip up, bending your knees up with every step. Good. That's it. Push forward. Push. Push. Push. Good." 29. Hasan suspended and balancing in research machine 30. Hasan's face with tongue stimulator in his mouth 31. Hasan as he balances in research machine, tilt up 32. Close of Hasan's hand 33. Dr. Lam watching Hasan trying to balance in machine 34. Hasan's face as he loses his balance in machine 35. SOUNDBITE (English) Dr. Tania Lam, ICORD and School of Kinesiology, University of British Columbia: "One woman who was in our study, when she came, when she entered our study, she was usually using a wheelchair. And she'd have somebody pushing her around, or she'd be wheeling around herself. But by the time she finished the study, she told us that she was using a walker for the majority of the time, you know, that she was around the house and going out of the house. So that was a really tangible change that we could observe in a particular person." LEADIN STORYLINE It's one of the fastest, toughest and competitive sports. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...