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Relation between physical exertion and postural stability in hemiparetic participants secondary to stroke

Carver et al., 2011

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Carver T
Nadeau S
Leroux A
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Gait & posture

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INTRODUCTION: Chronic hemiparetic stroke individuals are at a higher risk of falling. This may be due to balance impairments, cardiovascular deconditioning, and muscle weakness associated with stroke effects. Postural instability associated with fatigue would likely be …
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