Predicting Post-Stroke Gait and Balance Function with Simple Neuromotor Measures

2025-06-24 rehabilitation medicine and physical therapy Title + abstract only

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BackgroundStroke commonly results in permanent damage to central neural circuits. At a physiological level, this damage manifests as neuromotor impairments like reduced muscle strength, altered coordination, and delayed reaction time. At a functional level, this damage results in reduced gait speed, endurance, and balance ability, which leads to long-term disability and loss of independence. However, the interplay between these neuromotor impairments and functional disability is not well underst...

Predicting Post-Stroke Gait and Balance Function with Simple Neuromotor Measures

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