Changes in body composition, physical fitness and quality of life on robotic gait assisted training in patients with Guillain-Barré Syndrome: a case report

These findings align with the principles of neuromuscular adaptation, motor learning, and neuroplasticity. Interval training with a robotic gait device may effectively restore physical function and improve quality of life in patients with GBS. However, the limitations of this single case study highlight the need for randomized controlled trials with larger cohorts and long-term effectiveness assessments.