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Yoga therapy and ambulatory multiple sclerosis assessment of gait analysis parameters, fatigue and balance

Guner et al., 2015

Document ID
6164396628613236615
Author
Guner S
Inanici F
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of bodywork and movement therapies

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Summary Background and Objective Gait impairment, falls due to balance problems and fatigue are among the most important complaints in patients with multiple sclerosis (MS) and cause significant functional limitation. Use of complementary and alternative medicine …
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