Purpose Balance impairment is important sequel of stroke that is of primary concern in physiotherapy intervention. This quasi-experimental study evaluated the efficacy of stepper in training balance in post stroke patients; and the effects of change in balance performance on motor function. Subjects Eight individuals (6 males and 2 females) presenting with hemiparesis resulting from first incidence hemispheric cerebrovascular disease (age=61.38 ± 6.04 years) who were receiving physiotherapy on out-patient basis at a tertiary health facility in Nigeria participated in this study. All subjects had attained independent walking status without the use of any assistive device. Methods Subjects performed 60 repetitions stepping exercise on a ...
OBJECTIVE : To find out the effect of simple kinetic feedback training on stance symmetry in indivi...
Introduction: Cerebral stroke is the interruption of blood flow to the brain and can be classified i...
A case study was completed on a 51-year-old female who suffered a stroke in 1996 and exhibited left-...
Background: Along with conventional therapy, novel tools are being developed in balance training for...
Background: Along with conventional therapy, novel tools are being developed in balance training for...
Research object: balance and gait of patients who experienced stroke. Hypothesis – we hypothesize th...
A case study was completed on a 70-year-old female who had suffered a right cerebral vascular accide...
Introduction: Patients after stroke usually have gait deficits, such as, decrease in speed, decrease...
Background: Stroke has been considered to be the most common cause of neurological disability with v...
Abstract. [Purpose] The purpose of this study was to determine the effects of training using dual ta...
Gok, Haydar/0000-0002-3659-6489WOS: 000261137300007PubMed: 18955424Objective: To investigate whether...
Stroke patients have reduced balance and postural control that limits their activities of daily livi...
Stroke causes balance dysfunction, leading to decreased physical activity and increased falls. Thus,...
Purpose. This study assesses the postural stability and the effect of balance training using a force...
Stroke patients have reduced balance and postural control that limits their activities of daily livi...
OBJECTIVE : To find out the effect of simple kinetic feedback training on stance symmetry in indivi...
Introduction: Cerebral stroke is the interruption of blood flow to the brain and can be classified i...
A case study was completed on a 51-year-old female who suffered a stroke in 1996 and exhibited left-...
Background: Along with conventional therapy, novel tools are being developed in balance training for...
Background: Along with conventional therapy, novel tools are being developed in balance training for...
Research object: balance and gait of patients who experienced stroke. Hypothesis – we hypothesize th...
A case study was completed on a 70-year-old female who had suffered a right cerebral vascular accide...
Introduction: Patients after stroke usually have gait deficits, such as, decrease in speed, decrease...
Background: Stroke has been considered to be the most common cause of neurological disability with v...
Abstract. [Purpose] The purpose of this study was to determine the effects of training using dual ta...
Gok, Haydar/0000-0002-3659-6489WOS: 000261137300007PubMed: 18955424Objective: To investigate whether...
Stroke patients have reduced balance and postural control that limits their activities of daily livi...
Stroke causes balance dysfunction, leading to decreased physical activity and increased falls. Thus,...
Purpose. This study assesses the postural stability and the effect of balance training using a force...
Stroke patients have reduced balance and postural control that limits their activities of daily livi...
OBJECTIVE : To find out the effect of simple kinetic feedback training on stance symmetry in indivi...
Introduction: Cerebral stroke is the interruption of blood flow to the brain and can be classified i...
A case study was completed on a 51-year-old female who suffered a stroke in 1996 and exhibited left-...