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Immediate effects of single-leg stance exercise on dynamic balance, weight bearing and gait cycle in stroke patients

Jihye Jung, Si-Eun Ko, Seungwon Lee

Physical therapy rehabilitation science · 2014 · 13 citations · 21 references

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This study aimed to identify how various applications of weight bearing on the affected side of hemiplegia patients affect the ability of balance keeping of the affected leg and the gait parameters.

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