The role of the brain in post-stroke gait is not understood properly, although the ability to
walk becomes impaired in more than 80% of post-stroke patients. Most, however, regain …

Purpose: To provide an overview of walking tests including their measurement properties
that have been used in stroke survivors. Method: Electronic databases were searched using …

Background and Purpose Treadmill training with partial body weight support is a new and
promising therapy in gait rehabilitation of stroke patients. The study intended to investigate …

Objective: To determine, using the Muscular Utilization Ratio (MUR) method, whether
plantarflexor weakness is among the factors preventing stroke subjects from walking at …

Lin PY, Yang YR, Cheng SJ, Wang RY. The relation between ankle impairments and gait
velocity and symmetry in people with stroke. OBJECTIVE: To identify the most important …

Abstract Background and Purpose. Reports have described the contribution of motor
imagery (MI) practice for improving upper-extremity functions in patients with hemiparesis …

In this paper, we attempted to classify the acceleration signals for walking along a corridor
and on stairs by using the wavelet-based fractal analysis method. In addition, the wavelet …

Objective: To assess the reliability of gait speed in late-stage stroke patients. Design: Test–
retest reliability of three timed walks to 10 metres repeated during two assessments one …

Abstract Background and Purpose. The effects of different durations of rehabilitation
sessions for the upper extremities (UEs) and lower extremities (LEs) on the recovery of …

Objective: To identify abnormalities in the gait of spinal cord injured (SCI) subjects,
particularly in relation to injury level and spasticity. Design: Case-control study comparing …