Proximal tibia fracture in a patient with incomplete spinal cord injury associated with robotic treadmill training
S2 · 30 Jun 2015 · Hocoma
Record
| Company | Hocoma |
| Industry | Medical robotics |
| Type(s) | injury |
| Date | 30 Jun 2015 (day precision) |
| Time of day | not documented |
| Location | no physical site (recall / fleet-wide / aggregate record) |
| Severity | (minor injury or single-unit damage) |
| Scale | 1 patient |
| Confidence | low |
| Verified flag | Yes - independently re-checked against the cited source |
Summary
A peer-reviewed case report (published via nature.com/Spinal Cord journal) describes a proximal tibia (leg bone) fracture sustained by a spinal-cord-injury patient during robotic treadmill gait training, the modality Hocoma's Lokomat is used for. The article does not name Hocoma or the Lokomat brand explicitly in the fetched summary, so the link to this specific manufacturer's device is inferred from category/product overlap rather than confirmed in the text.
Primary source
Publisher: nature.com (Spinal Cord) · Retrieved: 2026-09-16
Supporting source rows (1)
| Date | Supporting source row | Publisher | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| 30 Jun 2015 | Proximal tibia fracture in a patient with incomplete spinal cord injury associated with robotic treadmill training | nature.com (Spinal Cord) | nature.com |
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