Stroke affects over 15 million people globally each year, including 1.8 million annually in India, and is a leading cause of long-term disability. It occurs when blood supply to the brain is interrupted, causing neuronal damage that impacts movement, speech, and cognition.
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Spinal Cord Injuries (SCI) sever brain-body communication, leading to paralysis and loss of vital functions for over 15 million people worldwide, including 1.5 million in India. Traditional rehabilitation often falls short, particularly in chronic cases.
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Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) affects over 50 million annually, including nearly 2 million in India (1M+ long-term disabled). Traditional rehab often falls short. Cyberdyne's robotic neurorehabilitation uses bio-electrical signals and brain-machine interfaces to accelerate neuroplasticity and neuroregeneration, addressing this critical need.
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Cerebral Palsy (CP) affects millions globally, with a significant prevalence in India, impacting an estimated 16.8 million individuals. Traditional therapies often fall short of truly rewiring neural pathways. Cyberdyne's innovative neuro-robotic systems, including wearable devices, are changing this.
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Multiple Sclerosis (MS) affects ~2.8 million globally (~180,000 in India), causing progressive CNS damage (motor weakness, spasticity, balance, sensory loss). Cyberdyne’s neuro-robotic platform, unlike conventional treatments, uses bio-electrical signals and a brain–machine interface to trigger neuroplasticity and neuroregeneration.
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Over 10 million globally, significantly in India, suffer from movement disorders (Parkinson's, dystonia, ataxia) impairing movement and coordination. Unlike conventional symptom management, Cyberdyne’s robotic brain–machine interfaces detect subtle bio-electrical signals of motor intent, facilitating assisted movement.
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Motor Neuron Disease (MND) affects over 350,000 people globally, with an estimated 30,000+ cases in India, leading to progressive muscle weakness and loss of motor control. Conventional therapy focuses primarily on symptom management with limited impact on disease progression.
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More than 300 million people globally suffer from speech and swallowing disorders (dysarthria and dysphagia) due to neurological conditions like stroke, ALS, cerebral palsy, and head injury. These disorders hinder communication and safe eating.
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Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) affects over 75 million people globally, including approximately 2.2 million in India, often leading to challenges in motor coordination, sensory processing, and communication. Traditional therapies typically rely on behavioral and occupational interventions, which may offer gradual improvement.
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Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive neurodegenerative disorder characterized by memory loss, cognitive decline, and impaired daily functioning. It affects over 55 million people worldwide, including nearly 4 million in India, and currently has no definitive cure.
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Chronic pain affects over 1.5 billion people globally, with an estimated 19–25% of the Indian population suffering from long-term pain conditions such as back pain, neuropathy, or musculoskeletal disorders. Conventional treatments like medications, physiotherapy, and injections often provide only temporary relief without addressing the root neurological dysfunction.
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Muscular Dystrophy affects over 250,000 people worldwide, with approximately 40,000–50,000 cases in India, leading to progressive muscle weakness, loss of mobility, and reduced independence due to genetic mutations. Conventional therapies like physiotherapy and supportive care aim to slow progression but offer limited muscle recovery.
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Learn about the inspirational stories of people who have overcome neurological conditions, stroke, and paralysis with our cutting-edge neuro-rehabilitation therapies.
Siddiqui’s journey at Walk Again Advanced Neuro-Robotic Rehab in New Delhi is a testament to the transformative power of cutting-edge rehabilitation. After being diagnosed with an RT MCA Infarct, Siddiqui, a 54-year-old retired professional from Sudan, faced significant challenges in his daily life.
Bavon, a 54-year-old from Congo, faced a daunting challenge when he was diagnosed with transverse myelitis. In November 2023, he began his recovery journey at Walk Again Advanced Neuro-Robotic Rehab in New Delhi. Initially struggling with balance and basic activities, Bavon’s determination, coupled with the transformative power of advanced neuro-robotic rehabilitation, led to remarkable progress.
Sara, a 19-year-old from Mandla, faced immense challenges with neuromyelitis optica, a rare autoimmune disorder causing vision loss, weakness, and paralysis. With IBS Hospital’s expert physical therapy, she rebuilt her strength and regained independence. Today, Sara confidently performs tasks that once seemed impossible, living life on her terms.
Witness the transforming journey of Al Qarni's progress towards a brighter future. He was diagnosed with dementia. Hailing from Saudi Arabia, he found beacons of hope at Walk Again, where daily cognitive exercises and therapy sessions led to his transforming recovery. Walk Again Advanced Neuro-Robotic Rehab continues to instill hope in countless patients like Al Qarni each year.
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