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The relationship between isokinetic muscle strength and spasticity in the lower limbs of stroke patients

Abdollahi et al., 2015

Document ID
6603287052791197557
Author
Abdollahi I
Taghizadeh A
Shakeri H
Eivazi M
Jaberzadeh S
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of bodywork and movement therapies

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Objective In this study the relationship between degree of spasticity and strength of knee extensor and ankle plantar flexor muscles of post stroke hemiparetic patients has been investigated. Materials & methods The participants of this study were 40 stroke patients …
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